Television Week Picks Offer Sports and Public Affairs
AP TV and radio preview highlights CBS The Overnight Case on Way Out starring Barbara Baxley. Saturday pits ABC World of Sports Le Mans against NBC golf from Oakl and Hills in Birmingham. Sunday features ABC Issues and Answers with Newton Minow and NBC Loyal Opposition with Eisenhower. Ed Sullivan marks 13th anniversary on CBS. NBC airs Kennedy report Tuesday. CBS Circle Theatre profiles Dr Gordon Seagrave Wednesday. ABC Close-up Thursday covers two young diplomats.
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Kevin McCarthy
Martin Balsam
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NBC
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Land Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Federal Communications
Newton Minow
Dwight Eisenhower
Ed Sullivan
Kennedy
Circle Theatre
Gordon Seagrave
Minnesota Court Clears PERA Board Officials
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling finding no evidence of malfeasance by PERA board secretary Ousdigian and rejected claims against the Public Employees Retirement Association. The decision upheld the audit process and presumed regular conduct by public officers, with no requirement for Ousdigian to repay funds.
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Ousdigian
Supreme Court
Employes Institutment Association
PERA
June Slezak
Mark
C. Erspamer
Paul Ravenscroft
O. M. Ousdigian
Lawrence H. Furcht
George Jary
Association
Martin A. Nelson
Albin S. Pearson
Ramsey County
Pearson
William Serbine
Walter F. Mondale
Board of
Nelson
Mrs Kennedy Returns From Greek Trip
Washington AP The Kennedy family is back at the White House after three weeks apart with Mrs Kennedy returning from a Greek vacation. She brought gifts for Caroline and John Jr and a Greek sailing boat model for the President.
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White House
Kennedy
Greece
Mediterranean
Caroline
John Jr
Minnesota Dairy Law Held Unjust
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Duluth milk ordinance unconstitutional as an unjust overreach of police power. Fairmont Foods, with a Minneapolis plant, sued for declaratory judgment seeking to invalidate the license system and prevent city refusals to issue a milk license. The court found mandatory inspections and distance-based fees exceed reasonable public health needs.
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Duluth
Minnesota Supreme Court
Fairmont Foods Co
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
Martin A. Nelson
E.j.kenny
St. Louis County
Justice Nelson
Public Health
Nelson
City Hall
City ‘Hall
High Court
Long Beach Symphony Concert Master Dies
Nicholas Furjanick 57 concert master and assistant director of the Long Beach Symphony died Thursday.
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Long Beach Symphony
Long Beach, Calif
Nicholas Furjanick
Local Market Ads And Rummage Notices In City Pages
Locals list ungraded eggs 39c a dozen bananas 10c a pound and fresh items at LaCrosse St Market. A violet collectors patch invites visits at 2222 Kane Street. Rummage sales for children’s clothing and boys’ wear set for June 16 17 with addresses 2205 Weston 1642 Barlow and 611 S 3rd. Also listed are bus service by La Crosse Transit Co and events including a charity card party June 17 with lunch and club rooms.
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la Crosse St
Don Starch
Kane Street
Weston
la Crosse Transit Co
Kienahs
Madison St
Fladlien
George St
Ray Arneson
Berna Dean
Barlow
W.F.W
Sea snipes and nesting habits outlined by Uncle Ray
In most bird families males are brighter than females to protect nests. Sea snipes are smaller than robins, seven to nine inches, with webbed feet and strong swimming. Nests are mainly in northern Canada and Alaska, with Wilson's snipe nesting in southern Canada and the US. Male guards the eggs after the female leaves, until hatching.
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Canada
Alaska
Hudson Bay
United States
Mayo Clinic staffer dies at 61 of pneumonia
Dr. Edgar V. Allen, 61, longtime Mayo Clinic staff member since 1930 and former president of the American Heart Association, died Wednesday from pneumonia in Rochester Minnesota.
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Rochester, Minn
Edgar V. Allen
Mayo Clinic
American Heart Association
Worker Father of the Year and family visit New York trip
Earl Durham was named Worker Father of the Year by the National Fathers Day Committee for youth work. His wife Inez and their four children flew to New York and Washington for a first plane trip and vacation, after excitement at Louisville home.
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Greece
Europe
Inez Durham
Washington
Earl
Earl Durham
National
Fathers Day Committee
Durhams
Louisville
Durham
Durham’s Union
Tobacco Company
Janice Compton
Sandra
Carole
Bob
Family enjoys Bermuda trip with Yankee fans visit
The Houk family tours Bermuda during a network interview and hotel elevator ride with TV host Cullen. They enjoy tourist attractions and Bermuda nightlife while Ralph Houk is praised by all as a great father figure. The island’s national motto is Quo Fata Ferunt.
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