Advertising Reduces Prices if Pay TV Succeeds
The column argues that banning advertising across media would raise costs and prices. It cites claimed effects on production volume, brand confidence, and consumer prices, noting sponsors sustain free programming and news, comics, and market reports. It emphasizes the value of advertising for volume, lower unit costs, and wide availability.
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Soviets to Aid Jordan Development Projects
Amman report says the Soviet government stands ready to finance Jordanian development through an official request. The Falastin cited Soviet ambassador to Jordan delivering the offer to Public Works Minister Abdul Latif Anaetawi, promising help to build up the Jordanian economy.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Falastin
Abdul Latif Anaetawi
Independent Publication Entry With Disjoint Fragments
An independent notice fragment references a court decree and local delivery details. Mentions Lone Beam, Catt Mangdtates, Angeles County, and a decree number. Text is fragmentary with unclear dates and actions.
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Publisher Hobby Dies Former Texas Governor and Publisher
Former Texas governor and Houston Post chairman W P Hobby died in Houston after a long illness. He became Post owner in 1939 after starting there in 1895 at eight dollars a week. Hobby, Texas governor from 1917 to 1921, helped drive a productive 1920 special session enacting 96 laws in 30 days. Survived by wife Queta Culp Hobby, son W P Hobby Jr, and daughter Mrs Henry Edward Catto Jr.
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Houston Post
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Ferguson
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Henry Edward Catto Jr
San Antonio
Jump man rescued after rooftop standoff in New York
Joss Figueroa 32 clung to a roof ledge between 142nd and 43rd Street for nearly an hour as two priests and Patrolman Carmella Zumat pleaded with him not to jump. He claimed his wife left him, keeping his children, while a crowd of about 500 taunted him during the perilous scene. Police eventually pulled him to safety. Madam Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister in law of the late South Vietnamese president, announced a return to the United States amid remarks on the Vietnam affair.
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Figueroa
142Nd
43Rd Street
Carmella Zumatto
Upper Broadway
New York
Ngo Dinh Nickv
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Flushing
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N.Y
Vietnam
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Paris
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Driver in Maid enhead crash aids Queen's sedan
William Henry Cooper, 32, says his totaled car is not worth repairing after a collision with the queen's sedan near Maidenhead. He bought the 59 pound car three months ago and is still paying for it. Prince Philip was driving the royal vehicle. no injuries were reported.
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Maidenhead
London
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Antique Bourbon Backward Trend Breathes Old Prohibition Flavor
The distiller touts diligent sourcing from cornfields and a crib to recapture pre Prohibition character. An old yeast, predating Prohibition, is used to craft full bodied flavor appealing to both older admirers and a growing group of younger drinkers.
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