Payola Fallout Tightens Amid TV Probe and D J Shakeups
New York disc jockey Alan Freed meets with a TV station as payola investigations widen. WJBK in Detroit fires Thomas Clay and Dale Young resigns at WJBK TV Bandstand. WIBG in Philadelphia reports Joe Niagara resignation. NBC and Time Inc clash over quiz show fixes as Time admits missteps.
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Thomas Clay
Dale Young
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Eral
Benett Korn
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Time, Inc
Time Magazine
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Minneapolis
American Broadcasting Co
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Indianapolis
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Wood
Grand Rapids
Mich
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KTVT
Salt Lake City
Columbia Pictures
Probe on bribe reports hits New York City officials
City officials opened a probe after two reporters from the New York World Telegram and Sun said they were offered a weekly bribe of 75 to 100 dollars to drop coverage of the slum clearance program. Mayor Wagner asked District Attorney Hogan to investigate and possibly bring the reporters before a grand jury.
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Robert Wagner
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Fred J. Cook
Gene Gleason
New York World-Telegram & Sun
Cook
Gleason
Wnta-Tv
District Attorney's Office
The
World Telegram & Sun
the Nation
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday for northeast Kansas. Cooler Tuesday with lows in the 20s and highs around 50.
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Kansas
Antitrust Action Targets Western Steel Firms
Attorney General William P. Rogers filed in San Francisco a suit charging the Western Reinforcing Steel Fabricators Assn and 18 member firms with conspiring to limit competition in steel and steel bar distribution for reinforced concrete across seven Western states. Bethlehem Steel Co. and U S Steel Corp. are named defendants, with Oakland and Pittsburgh based entities among the defendants.
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Jp—Atty
William P. Rogers
U. S. District Court
San Francisco
Western Reinforcing Steel Fabricators Assn
Oakland
Calif
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem, Pa
U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
QB Club Meets at 8 at Hotel Eldridge
The final weekly Lawrence Quarterback Club meeting is at 8 tonight at Hotel Eldridge. Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell will discuss Saturday's 13-9 loss to Missouri and screen game movies.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Missouri
Eisenhower press on Russian nuclear test ban action
President Eisenhower moves toward renewing the U S ban on nuclear weapon tests with extensions likely for a few weeks. The administration backs a United Nations resolution opposing test resumption during Geneva talks. McCone favors week to week extensions and insists on an international inspection framework. The U N General Assembly urged restraint as three power talks near a critical juncture early next year.
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NBC Meet the Press
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New York
Cooler Weather Forecast for Lawrence Area
Slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for Lawrence on Tuesday with the high near 50 degrees, well below today’s 2 pm reading of 62. Partly cloudy skies tonight with a similar Tuesday high around 50, following a 31 degree morning low.
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Omaha
Phoenix
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Ore
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Peoria hotel fires claim four lives amid arson probe
Arson suspected after two fires in Peoria’s downtown area within a week claim four lives and displace residents. Investigators report kerosene-like fluid at scenes, with debris revealing three steel drums and a shut sprinkler system as witnesses name victims including Louise Scott and Al Cooper.
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Albert Boulton
Arion
Louise Scott
al Cooper
Peoria
Sarah Hwak
Walter Parker
James Reynolds
Illinois
Ray Miller
Woman offers four million for teller rehiring
Mrs. James Walsh, wife of an Air Force sergeant, vows to return a $4 000 022.75 bank check only if Miss Ann Halliwell is rehired after being fired for a mistaken $4 million check. The incident began when a Hadley Falls Trust Co. check for $22.75 was misprinted with a wrong amount due to a wiring error. The bank pressed the issue, while Halliwell says the error could have happened to anyone and seeks reinstatement. Sgt. Walsh is due home soon from a Westover Goose Bay flight.
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Mass
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Ann Halliwell
Walsh
Wash
Air Force
Helen Whitcomb
Mrs. Walsh
George W. Wallace
Kansas MU clash draws 49 000 crowd in 13 9 MU win
The KU Missouri game drew about 49 000 with 1 600 standing room tickets sold after 1 30 pm as MU edged KU 13 9. John Hadl’s alleged tying TD on a screen pass was ruled no score, and MU kept the ball at the one yard line. Curtis McClinton suffered a minor shoulder fracture later in the game.
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Kansas University Athletic Business Office
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Duane Morris
Tiger
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Curtis McClinton
Dean’ Nesmith
McClinton
Mrs Dougan Wins Journal World Football Guessing Contest
Mrs Muriel Dougan of 1215 R Lo St wins the 1959 Journal-World football guessing contest with only five misses in 21 games. Sheldon Carey and Mrs D C Howard finish second and third, each earning 10 pound and 10 pound turkeys, as 1000 plus entries compete nationwide.
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Missouri Tigers
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New Mexico
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Dayton
Kansas States
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Miami
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Cal
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Owens Lane
Lawrence
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St. Terr
Carey
Tigers
Howard
Northwestern
Illinois
Ohio State
Iowa
Notre Dame
Purdue
Indiana
Weekend traffic heavy despite Kansas Missouri clash
Memorial Stadium drew large crowds for the Kansas Missouri game as near ideal weather kept highways busy. Six accidents Saturday plus one minor Sunday near Lawrence marred an otherwise perfect weekend with injuries reported and a city hospital treated several.【Note: OCR contains errors. summarized from readable facts】
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Lawrencee
U.S. 40
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Highway 10
Lawrence
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Missouri
Big Springs
Theodore Stolfus
Manhattan
William Leroy Burd
Route 1
Lecompton
Mih
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Patricia
State Group Cuts KU Budget Totals Sharply for Year
Kansas Board of Regents budget requests for the University of Kansas are slashed by the state Budget Division. The KU total drops from 8.72 million to about 39 thousand with a 44 thousand increase not ruled out. Regents expect advisory committee recommendations to go to the Legislature in January. education funding faces further changes.
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Kansas Uniersity
State
Rayemnond Nichols
Mertine
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KUUS
Docange
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CHAU
Koinges Wall
Yeats
Thanksgiving recess slated for city and KU students
City schools dismiss Wednesday and resume Monday November 30 for a four day break. KU students gain an extra day with classes ending 6 p.m. Tuesday and resuming November 30 for a five day recess. Haskell plans a Thursday one day recess with a morning program and turkey dinner.
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Kansas University
St. John’s Catholic School
Mt. Oread
Haskell
Stuents
Banks to Close on Thanksgiving Day in Lawrence
Lawrence banks will close Thursday November 26 in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The closure affects all branches as a legal holiday with normal operations resuming the following business day.
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