Desi and Lucy Want Out of the Program
Charles Mercer reports that I Love Lucy on CBS may switch next season from a weekly 30 minute format to eight or ten hour long specials. Lucy and Desi Arnaz want out, seeking new challenges while Desilu remains financially successful. the pair remains a potent TV force capable of future projects.
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New York
Cbs-Tv
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
CBS
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Arnaz
Desilu
Lucy
Desi
Missouri moves to legalize horse racing in House vote
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers consider a new plan to legalize horse racing and betting. Rep Raymond Hopfinger proposes a referendum approved system with up to two meetings yearly, limits on locations and Sundays, and a revenue split that funds public schools. The bill allows pari mutuel or Australian totalizator betting and sets varying license fees and state revenue shares.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House of Representatives
Raymond Hopfinger
St. Louis County
Senate
Hopfinger
Violence in New York Milk Strike escalates across tri state area
State troopers patrolled highways in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania to curb violence during a milk price strike entering its third day. Reinforcements were ordered out as outbreaks of gunfire dynamiting truck stoppages and clashes occurred. About a thousand tons of milk spilled or destroyed as dairy farmers pressed higher prices while arrests were made and three thousand nine hundred of the metropolitan milkshed dairymen are said to be involved.
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Pensylvania
Tistate
New York City
Tristate Master
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Gud
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