Evening radio and TV listings for September 14 and 15
A dense schedule of news programs, dramas, talk shows, musical acts, and children's programs across multiple networks. Highlights include News and Commentary segments, Perry Como appearances, The Falcon, Hall of Ventanas, and a full afternoon to late night lineup with movies, soap operas, and Sign Off.
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Kinsey Distillers Disavows Kinsey Book Link
New York advertising from Kinsey Distilling Corp states it has no connection with Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey author of Sexual Behavior in the Human Female. The ads urge the public not to request copies of the book.
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New York
Kinsey Distilling Corporation
Alfred C. Kinsey
Dr. Kinsey
Mystery of Wayward Bus Is Solved in New Orleans
Police in New Orleans say they solved the case of a bus that disappeared Sunday. The driver found the bus three blocks away after stopping at a company station, but the three passengers were nowhere to be seen.
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New Orleans
When the Quints Were Babies Then Little Girls
A retrospective notes the Dionne Quintuplets born in 1934 growing into five year olds. Marie leaves to join Sisters of the Holy Eg ment in Quebec this fall. Yvonne plans study in art at Notre Dame Congregation in Montreal as the series ends.
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Order of the Sisters of the Holy Egment
Quebec
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Cam
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Montreal
Labor fears state legislatures curb unions in shifts of power
CIO researchers say urban dominance in urban areas now selects a large share of state legislators while rural voters control most seats. They warn that anti union laws like union shop bans are spreading in states with Taft Hartley act debates and note apportionment failures weaken representation.
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Wilson United Press
Washington
CIO
California
Connecticut
O News
Martin P. Durkin
Eisenhower
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Master Key Fits Automobiles
Police said three teen youths arrested in a stolen car had a master key that fit every Pontiac vehicle tried. The discovery followed their arrest in New York.
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New York
Plastic discs replace letters in modern sales life
A traveling salesman uses a 16 pound dictation unit on lightweight plastic discs to compose correspondence. Home office executives read the discs and respond, cutting time and secretarial costs.
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Audograph
Company Dinner Across and Around A Puzzle
A clipped crossword style clue list features terms spanning foods, metals, parts, actions, and objects. Readers solve by matching across and down entries such as baked Virginia on the cob and various short words marked by numbers and hints.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Head apparel toward the sheltered side whirlpool chalice repose very French weirder shield determine lock of hair taut mine entry mince as beets where dinner is baked horse color Ireland act e sun
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Ireland
Slam Double Tactics in Today's Bridge Hand
Jacoby on Bridge explains that the slam double aims to defeat the slam rather than gain a small penalty. The article analyzes a six spades play, discusses risk and reward, and describes West’s heart lead as part of the reasoning in choosing the declarer’s path in the hand.
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West
Circuit Judge Attacks Florida Quickie Divorces
Miami circuit Judge Vincent C. Giblin condemned Florida quickie divorces granted to migratory residents. He pledged to deny divorces to such petitioners, criticized the Florida Supreme Court as least respected, and announced plans to pursue disciplinary action against a Miami attorney and possible perjury charges in a recent case.
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Nice Quiet Bar Not So Nice in New York Shootout
Salvatore Albanese, 18, testified in felony court that he spent hours today seeking a "nice quiet bar" to rob. He chose a bar operated by Thomas Newton, 53, a former policeman with a record of catching robbers. Newton threw an ash tray and subdued Albanese, then chased him six blocks before capture.
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New York
Salvatore Albanese
Thomas Newton
Newton
Albanese
Quake and Tidal Wave Hit Suva Capital
A severe earthquake shook Suva Fiji early today followed by a 10 foot tidal wave that caused heavy damage along the harbor. The tidal surge carried small boats inland and wrecked them while communications were cut as the cable station failed.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Bridge commentary on six of a suit responses and ruff timing
The text discusses East ruffing to defeat a contract after cashing the ace of clubs. It notes South should have bid six no trump on this hand to avoid the ruff, but players rarely run to six no trump when doubled. In practice, declarers often stand by their guns and may even redouble.
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