Dunkers Take Care Pizza Pranks Donuts
NEA reports a quirky note on International Pizza Week coinciding with National Donut Month. The piece cites anniversaries of donut culture, coffee and donuts, and the growing pizza industry as it notes attempts to pair pizza with donuts in American consumer life.
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Pies Per Year Face Four Boomng Competitors
In a national market survey the pie sector battles four strong rivals as packaged pizzas gain traction outside the deep South where sales lag. Donut production hits 1.15 billion dozen nationwide, a striking figure cited by Rosey as highly impressive.
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Smithsonian to preserve Bell VTOL in National Air Museum
Bell Aircraft Corporation’s jet powered vertical takeoff and landing plane will be housed at the National Air Museum Restoration Facility in Silver Hill Maryland until a new exhibit hall is built. It is described as the first US VTOL designed for conventional horizontal takeoffs and landings and a forerunner of the X-14. The Bell VTOL joins five other Bell aircraft in the Smithsonian collection including the P-39 Airacobra XP-59A and X-1. Dr. Paul Garber lauds the acquisition as an important addition to the museum’s archive.
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U S Weather Forecast and World Series Note
The Associated Press reports a steady weather pattern with wet conditions in the Southeast and Northwest, and pleasant, near 70 degree weather elsewhere. Forecast calls for mostly fair skies in New York for Game One of the World Series, while Florida and mid Atlantic coast areas see rain and fog. Jacksonville Beach records nearly 9 inches of rain recently.
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Fresh Tuition Cut For Video Study At Detroit University
Detroit University offers freshmen a $150 tuition cut for a pioneer study at home by television program beginning in September. Six half hour courses daily 2 to 4 pm in history English psychology theology and a modern language will use VHF receivers in homes. Credits count toward a Bachelor of Philosophy degree. Enrollers get certificates to buy low cost UHF receivers with antenna for about $142 and pay $100 for the course instead of $250 on campus. About 1,000 TV sets will be placed in Detroit to support rapid expansion.
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Retirement of Ernest Dibble recalls Great Train Robbery
Ernest J. Dibble, 73, retires after 51 years with railroads, last surviving crew member of the two million dollar 1924 Great Train Robbery near Rondout Illinois. Bandits boarded at a stop, seized the mail car loot, later scattered evidence led to arrests and a wounded gunman.
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Lawton High displays top winners of national photo awards
Fifty prize photographs are on display in the Lawton High School cafeteria through Saturday. The exhibit features top winners from the ith annual national high school photo and graphic awards. Sponsored by the Camera Club, sponsor Richard Neptune said the show highlights student talent.
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