Prisoners Give Blood Earn Money at Arkansas Prison Farm
At Cummings Prison Farm in Arkansas an experimental program will pay inmates to donate plasma for research. Convicts may give a pint weekly, with $5 per pint. $1 goes to welfare, 50 cents to a gate fund, and about $3.50 to each man. Estimated annual welfare funds total about $50,400. The plan aims to provide clothing and spending money upon release, with two barracks leaders briefed and a prefab plasma center built.
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Stephens
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
Alabama State
Ilby
Tate
Stough- Wisdom
Oklahoma
Cummings
Tusser Farm
Arkansas
Merdie of Cie
Petrified Cypress Found In Crossett Gravel Pit
A unusually large petrified cypresslike tree was found in a gravel pit on the O. H. McClue farm near Crossett Ark Rio Fisherty a math teacher at Crossett High School estimates the base may reach about 12 feet in diameter the structure currently measures at the site
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Crossett
Ark
API
O. H. McClue
Rio Fisherty
Crossell High School
Hidden Struggle Aboard Valec Reveals Dangerous Confrontation
Blake observes Val Haylward attacked by Todd aboard a catboat under stealthy sail toward Valec. Val fights back with a furious, misshapen struggle as Todd overpowers her, then both vanish behind the superstructure. The scene ends with silence and unanswered questions.
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Todd
Pist
Valec
Blake
Val
Night tale of Blake and Todd on a moonlit pursuit
Blake Carden confronts his brother Todd over a money need and deceit. Todd slips away after a phone call, sneaks to a corner pier, and unsheathes a catboat as Blake watches from the yard. The scene shifts to Blake stalking the driveway with a flashlight and binoculars, tracking Todd’s night route.
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Todd
Blake
Todd Fcnally
Rex
Therp
Thorps
North Caroling
Early TV Ratings to Shape Fall Lineup and Viewer Favorites
By fall networks are set to settle time slots and audiences will pick favorites after sampling schedules. Four new shows debut while existing programs resume, with Phil Silvers and Gleason trading slots, Ray Walston and Judy Garland leading CBS offerings, and overall ratings suggesting early choices guide season loyalties.
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Phil Silvers
CBS
Jackie Gleason
The
Ray Walston
Judy Garland
Kompany
Network
Art teacher William McNulty dies at 79 in Rockport
William C. McNulty, 79, a retired newspaper cartoonist, artist, and art teacher, died Thursday in Rockport of a heart ailment. He served as editorial cartoonist for the New Orleans Times Picayune, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and the Seattle Times.
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Rockport, Mass
William C. McNulty
New Orleans Times Picayune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Seattle Times
Fall TV Explosion Soon to Be Over
New York AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes the annual fall television flood is nearing its end as networks settle new and old shows into prime time places. The piece previews how the season will wrap and what readers may expect from upcoming programs.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
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