TV Plugs and Sponsors Shape 1960s TV Trends
A lengthy survey of how television sponsorships and product plugs drive content, noting primetime NBC and CBS practices, branded segments, and the push to integrate ads into roasts and interviews. Mentions Tonite and various formats, plus critique of excessive commercial interludes shaping viewer experience.
Negro Held in Death of Youth At Mississippi River Bridge
WELENA Ark AP Jesse Franklin 9 Reyenald Helena Negra is being held in the county jail in connection with the death Sunday of Donald Clyde Burton 1 as he hitchhiked near the Mississippi River bridge Police said Franklin was arrested Sunday but not formally arraigned.
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Two U S Army sergeants freed by Viet Cong in Saigon escape
Two American sergeants Francis Quin and George Groom, captured April 8 near Da Nang, were released after 22 days in Viet Cong captivity. They said they were fed rice, bound, and treated without brutality, and helped carry wounded comrades before the escape down a mountain with the guerrillas’ guide.
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Buffalo River clash over stream preservation debate
Justice William C. Douglas praised the Buffalo River as unique and urged preservation in its natural state during a Sunday 10 mile float at Powen. The Buffalo River Improvement Association, which supports dam construction for regional economic gains, challenged his views and said he did not know the case for developing the stream.
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Ark
Buffalo River Improvement Association
William C. Douglas
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Powen
Arkansas
Association
How to Select a Collar for Men and Women in Fashion
Ellen Jacobser explains collar choice to slim faces and angular features, recommending vertical patterns for taller men and rounded collars to soften sharp features. Arrow's Custom 60s British look offers a Herbert Hoover style collar with higher spread and eyelets.
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Arrow Shirts
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Prejudicial remarks by Supreme Court member draw backlash
The telegram from James R. Tudor, president of the association, calls Douglas remarks prejudicial biased bigoted and unbecoming a member of the highest court. It condemns the avenue to economic growth through federal help for Searcy and Newton counties Arkansas. The Declaration of Independence rests in a fireproof vault overnight.
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Douglas
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Genes govern the destiny of humans in fallout studies
In Oak Ridge, researchers led by Dr William L Russell and Dr Liane B Russell study a colony of about 100,000 mice to assess how atomic fallout and radiation influence gene mutations. They report that any radiation amount may affect some genes, challenging the idea of a safe threshold. Their work, ongoing since 1950, informs views on inherited traits and disease susceptibility.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Oak Ridge, Tenn
William L. Russel
Liane B. Russel
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Union Carbide Corp
Lobbyist Dies in Virginia
Christian Peter Nergord, 87, an agriculturist and lobbyist, died Monday night after months of illness. Born in Frederikshavn, Denmark, he taught agronomy at Wisconsin and Arkansas universities. He pioneered tuberculin testing in cattle and served as Wisconsin commissioner of agriculture from 1915 to 1923 before becoming assistant commissioner for New York State. Prehistoric men cultivated the banana in India and the Malay Archipelago.
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Christian Peter Nergord
Frederickshaven
den Hark
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New York State
Man Killed at Paper Mill in Camden Arkansas
J W Coke aged 40 a worker at the International Paper Mill Camden Ark was killed Tuesday when his arm was caught in a chip conveyor Police said the accident occurred at the plant The second part notes a temperature fact for Ouagadougou which is unrelated to the incident
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J. W. Coke
International Paper Mill
Coke
No Relaxing in World Tensions
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Athens for an NATO meeting and said no prospect of immediate relaxation of world tensions exists. He praised Greece for its heritage and American admiration while noting upcoming NATO talks would cover Berlin, East West relations, and allied defense policies.
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