TV's Old Movie Retreads To Be Trend Next Season
Hollywood reports a growing trend of TV retreads from classic films. For 1962-63, three new series will adapt movie hits with stars like Gene Kelly and Fess Parker. MGM and Fox plan further adaptations and cutdowns of well known titles as networks test the home screen appeal.
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Hollywood
Gene Kelly
Bing Crosby
Fess Parker
James Stewart
Mr. Smith
Washington
The
Owen Wister
MGM
Fox
Margie
National Velvet
Peggy Wood
Irene Dunne
Mama
Warnings Issued In Brazil to End Political Turmoil
Brazilian newspapers urged politicians to end bickering as food riots leave 19 dead. Reports say store hoarding fuels shortages while authorities push for early resolution of a crisis over cabinet posts and the presidency amid army influence concerns.
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Brazil
Brasilia
Ultima Hora
Rio de Janeiro
Jornal Do Brasil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Auro de Moura Andrade
Market roundup for eggs poultry and grains in Kansas City
Market notes report this week's closing prices for eggs and poultry with large and small categories, wholesale egg premiums, assorted meats, butter quotes, and Derby Grain Co. figures for wheat corn mile oats and barley. Includes Barret Fitch North & Co quotes and local farm-delivered ranges.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Kansas City
Missouri-Arkansas
Derby Grain Co
Guest Conductors Lead KU Sunday Music Concerts
Cmdr. Charles Brendler of the United States Navy band will guest conduct the Midwestern Music and Art Camp concerts at Kansas University. He leads six numbers at 8 p.m. outdoors and two numbers at 3:30 p.m. in Murphy Hall. James Ralston directs the choir at 2:15 p.m. in University Theatre with five numbers. The program features Britten, Grieg, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, and more, with soloists, harpists, and multiple conductors.
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United States Navy Band
Charles Brendler
Kansas University
Cmdr
Brendler
Hoch Auditorium
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
James Ralston
Washington Rural High School
Kansas City
Kan
Ralston
Egg prices fall sharply in June as crops service reports drop
The State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service noted a six percent drop from May with egg prices at their lowest since January 1960. Farm chicken prices meanwhile reached their lowest June level on record since 1940.
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State
Sobbing American Girl Taken From Paris
An 18 year old American student identified as Susan M. was sobbing when Paris police hustled her onto a New York bound plane. Her mother had flown to Paris to end her daughter's romance with a French youth and had Susan sent to study art. Authorities said the mother located Susan with police help after the planned separation failed.
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Paris
Susan M
Susan
France
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Reported
Memorial Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Elva Athey Bernard Fogg Steve Stewart Mrs Lou ella Gleasure Anthony Reyes Robert Anderson and others. Dismissals include John Lewis Mrs Donna Saile and baby Jeffrey Ora Stuart Mrs Beverly Phares and baby boy. Births recorded to Mr and Mrs Delbert Felts a daughter today.
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Elva Athey
N. 4Th
Bernard Fogg
Haskell Institute
Steve Stewart
Louella Gleasure
Sunflower Village
Anthony Reyes
Robert Anderson
Eudora
John Lewis
Donna Saile
Jeffrey
Baldwin
Ora Stuart
Iowa
Beverly Phares
R. I. Kendall Wolf
N. H
Wilma Shockley
Lavern Wroblewski
Naismith
Charlie Coffman
Michael Ribardy
Deaths Adaline Hatch Christine 92 Western Springs
Adaline Hatch Christine 92 of Western Springs Illinois died Friday at a hospital near Western Springs. A former Lawrence resident she moved about 30 years ago. Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Rumsey Chapel Rev Paul R Hett presiding Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Lorna Brown Rushville Nebraska and Vance Wadham Western Springs NL two sons Willard Christine Oregon and Minton Christine New York and brother Frank Hatch of 800 Pa.
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Adaline Hatch
Christine Adaline Hatch
Christine
Western Springs
Ill
Lawrence
Rumsey Chapel
Paul R. Hett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lorna Brown
Rushville
Neb
Vance Wadhams
Willard Christine
Oregon
Minton Christine
New York
Frank Hatch
Obituary: Orville E Pearson 79 of Tonganoxie dies at home
Orville Elden Pearson 79 of Tonganoxie died this morning at his home. Survivors include wife Zola M Pearson three sons Kenneth Ted Gilbert all of Tonganoxie and Kansas City Kan. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Monday Friends Church Tonganoxie Rev Homer Carpenter in charge burial Hubbel Hill Cemetery Tonganoxie Rumsey Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Orville Elden Pearson
Tonganoxie
Zola M. Pearson
Kenneth Pearson
Ted Pearson
Gilbert Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
Friends Church
Homer Carpenter
Hubbel Hill
Rumsey Funeral Home
Encase pineapple and melons to contain aroma in fridge
When refrigerating fresh pineapple and melons wrap them tightly to prevent their aromas from spreading to other foods. This keeps nearby items from absorbing scents and maintains fruit quality.
Weatherwax Hospitalized After Dizzy Spell in Wichita
Jack Weatherwax co owner and trainer of Lassie was hospitalized Friday in Wichita for observation after becoming dizzy in 84 degree humid weather. He is in Wichita for performances at Frontier Village. Weatherwax is cousin of former Lawrence mayor John Weatherwax and son of Hollywood animal trainer Rudd Weatherwax. John Weatherwax said Lester Weatherwax of Wichita planned to visit during the stay.
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Jack Weatherwax
Lassie
Wichita
Frontier Village
Lawrence
John Weatherwax
Jack
Rudd
Hollywood
Lester
Hollywood Weatherwax
Twenty Teachers Attend Radiation Biology Institute
Twenty junior and high school science teachers join the eight week 1962 Summer Institute in Radiation Biology at Kansas University. The program, begun June 11, aims to boost subject matter competence and motivate students toward nuclear science careers. It is funded by a $19,000 National Science Foundation grant and Atomic Energy Commission support, including $75 weekly stipends plus dependents and travel allowances.
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Kansas University
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
NSF
Thant May Seek UN Orders on Congo Crisis Katanga
London AP report says U Thant may ask the UN Security Council for new authority to address the Congo crisis. He plans security measures in Katanga to protect Union Miniere assets after threats to blow up properties, linking the cold finances to the wider conflict. The secretary general notes Union Miniere has paid no taxes to Leopoldville since independence.
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London
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Katanga
Union Miniere
Leopoldville
Thant
Congo tensions rise over mining revenues and Katanga fighting
UN Secretary General Thant urged Britain and Belgium to back a fair Congo revenue distribution. He met Prime Minister Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Home as Katanga clashes intensify in northern Katanga. Britain fears UN troops could be drawn into renewed warfare. The Burmese diplomat said UN forces have authority to retaliate in self defense.
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Congo
Thant
Macmillan
Lord Home
Katanga
Britain
U.N
Two Nevada Nuclear Blasts Delayed by Weather
CAMP MERCURY Nev AP The Atomic Energy Commission postponed two above ground nuclear blasts planned for today at Camp Mercury due to weather. A third blast in the Pacific was also delayed. Unfavorable wind shifted cause a two hour delay for one Nevada test.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Nevada
Delays Hit Nevada Nuclear Test Schedule Near Honolulu
A 24 hour postponement due to weather kept a high altitude detonation over Johnston Island off Hawaii in limbo as two Nevada shots described as low yield faced delays. Reports said troops may move to Nevada for a battlefield test early next week amid ongoing testing complications.
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AEC
Johnston Island
Honolulu
Nevada
Bluefield Police Charged in Virginia Looting Ring
Six Bluefield police officers from the Mercer County force face indictments by the grand jury accusing them of breaking and entering warehouses offices homes and stores in burglaries dating back to December 1949 in a Virginia looting case.
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Princeton
W.va
West Virginia
Bluefield
Mercer County Grand Jury
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