NBC TV to air Assignment India guided by Chester Bowles
NBC previews a new nonfiction television special titled Assignment India featuring Chester Bowles as guide and guide-driven scenes of life in India shot over seven weeks by a 12-man crew. Robert Graff directed with Bowles in India. release hoped for motion picture theaters and possible future Assignment projects with Churchill or Coward as on-screen guides.
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British Empire
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London
Coward
India
Chester “‘Bowies
U.S
NBC
Ted Mills
Chester Bowles
Robert Graff
Bowles
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Churchill
Deaths Around the United States
William A. Riner 77 chief justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court and member of it for 27 years died yesterday in Cheyenne. Harold H. Hendricks 66 president of Youngstown Steel Door Co. died yesterday in Kansas City after a life in railroad equipment. Pomaz Arciszewski 78 exile Polish government council member died yesterday in London. Frank E. Payne 72 industrialist and Crane Packing Co. co chairman died yesterday in Chicago. Dr. Joseph L. Livingston 44 Johns Hopkins environ mental medicine department head and noted for musculoskeletal studies died yesterday in Baltimore.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William A. Riner
Wyoming Supreme Court
Bornen Greene
Iowa
Kansas City
Harold H. Hendricks
Youngstown Steel Door Co
Shaker Heights
Ohio
London
Pomaz Arciszewski
Chicago
Frank E. Payne
Cochairman
Crane Packing Co
Baltimore
Joseph L. Lilienthal
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Polio vaccine gains full production approval and safety
Experts from the American Public Health Association say the Walk polio vaccine is safe and ready for full scale production after fixing a bottleneck in manufacturing. They note the vaccine protects very young infants and did not cause the Massachusetts epidemic, while a reform in virus filtering ensures batches are free of live virus.
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American Public Health Association
R. D. DeFries
Toronto
Jonas E. Salk
Massachusetts
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Farmers' Use of Tractors Surpasses Global Share
In a survey of agricultural practices, U.S. farmers account for more than 60 percent of the world's tractor usage reflecting heavy reliance on mechanized farming.
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United States
Two Young Boys Raised as Girls in Kenosha Incident
In Kenosha Wisconsin two brothers aged 15 and 11 were found living with their mother in a dark unheated hotel room after being kept in girls' clothing and hairstyles. Welfare officials are investigating why the parents raised them as girls while the mother is jailed and the father works in Chicago.
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Kenosha
Wis
Janet Theleen
Kenosha County
Chicago
Wrights nearly swapped in court misstep in property case
In Danville Kentucky Edward A. Wright nearly did not testify in a federal property case as Assistant U. S. Attorney John M. Jones realized Louisville authorities planned to send a different Wright William E. Wright. After quick calls the correct Wright was sent to testify.
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