Television schedule snapshot with varied shows and times
Central daylight day schedule lists morning to late afternoon programs including Mahalia Jackson Sings Felix the Cat Popeye Show Sea Hunt and Dick Tracy alongside sports and talk segments. Highlights include Theatr Milady's Matine and Rocky Show with multiple midday and early evening slots.
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Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Felix the Cat
Jack LaLanne
Carter
CCA
Milady
Television in Review: Space Flight Delayed by Radar Trouble
HOLLYWOOD—ABC NBC led the early air waves at 4 am PDT as Gordon Cooper’s planned 22 orbit, 34 hour flight faced Bermuda radar glitches delaying liftoff. CBS aired You Can’t Take It With You while NBC’s live coverage from Rockefeller Center contrasted CBS and ABC’s weaker site choices. Cooper’s ground delay and a diesel-towing issue created a four hour window of suspense before updates and close‑ups from the craft.
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Hollywood
ABC
NBC
Gordon Cooper
CBS
Bermuda
Cooper
Grand Central Station
Walter Cronkite
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Center
Union Square
Sacco
Vanzetti
Polo Grounds
New York Mets
Shawnee
Okla
The
Auto Club
Fraternities Highlight Leadership from Dentistry Faculty
Dr William Koch Jr a professor of diagnosis at Washington University School of Dentistry argues dental fraternities offer value by developing leadership and responsibility among members and aiding institutions of higher learning. He urges public awareness of their contributions.
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ST. Louis
wPr
William Koch Jr
Washington University School of Dentistry
Koch
202 Thinclads Invade Linton For Regional Meet
Linton hosts 61 schools for the Indiana regional track meet with regional times from sectional results. Jim Johnson and Randy Lynch lead Linton veterans as prospects for a state berth, with top marks listed from area performers across multiple events.
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Linton
Indiana
Evansville
Crawfordsville
New Albany
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
Jim Johnson
Randy Lynch
Alan Per
Boonville
Pat Booth
North Central
Kenny Head
Robert Watson
Jeff Rogers
Scottsburg
Robert Embry
Evansville Reitz
Kenneth Brummley
Castle
Don Lacy
Columbus
Reitz
Martinsville
Jim Thomas
Evansville North
William Elliott
Greencastle
David Dubber
Gene Lockyear
Evansville Bosse
Hospital Report: Newborns and Dismissals Across Town
Tuesday admissions include a Jasonville baby boy Jimmie Joe born to Mr and Mrs Joe Mattox weighing seven pounds three and a quarter ounces. Other births listed include a Worthington and Bloomfield names. A Dugger baby boy weighs seven pounds five ounces. Dismissals cover Worthington Ender Padgett Bloomfield Jasonville and others.
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Joe Mattox
Jasonville
Jimmie Joe
Carolyn Bingham
Worthington
Nellie Matthews
Bloomfield
Fred Boardmen
David Preec
Francis Boswell
Russell Lee Gambill
Dugger
Effie E. Herstine
Ender Padgett
Bloome
Dorothy Ann Roach
Lloyd Drake
Midland
George Anderson
Baby
Charles E. Padgett
Linton
Dow Jones Averages at Noon Show Modest Gains
The noon Dow Jones levels record gains in all major sectors led by rails at 167.60 up 1.29. Industrials sit at 720.18, up 0.34, utilities 140.07, up 0.12, and the overall stocks index at 256.58, up 0.56.
Farmers split on wheat referendum as price supports loom
CBS reports survey of American farmers divided over the national wheat referendum. Voters weigh continuing price supports against tighter crop limits as the USDA plan may shape the economy. Calendar notes include Marc Bohan and various TV listings.
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CBS
Marc Bohan
Boeeting Ey
House of Diorest
Dobie Gillis
MacMurray
Page
Arnold "Palmer
ABC
Rita Rakahowski
Anthony Francioga
Indiana Restraining Order Over Sales Tax Is Lifted
Judge John L. Niblack of the Merion Circuit court rescinded the temporary restraining order on Indiana’s 2 percent sales tax plan. The state may resume preparatory steps for collection. a May 22 pretrial conference is set with a trial to follow about 1 to 2 weeks later. The suit, filed by Dallas Sells for the Indiana State AFL-CIO, seeks to block enforcement. The judge also removed Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers, Gov. Welsh, and Revenue Commissioner James Courtney as defendants. The state warned it could lose $250,000 daily if delays continue.
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Indianapolis
WwPp
Indiana
Merion Circuit
John L. Niblack
Dallas Sells
Afl-Cio
Committee On
Niblack
Sells
Edwin K. Steers
Welsh
James Courtney
CAB Tells Airlines To Honor Fare Pact
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered Trans World Airlines and Pan American World Airways to maintain present fares while noting U S limits on regulating international air rates. The action follows British threats to seize aircraft if fares rose 5 percent under an International Air Transport Association agreement reached in Chandler Arizona last fall.
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Washington
U. S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World
Pan American World Airways
International Air Transport Association
Chandler Ariz
CAB
TWA
Pam Am
State Department
Alan S. Boyd
Pan Am
Indiana Escapee Held In Miami Florida Jail
Robert E. Brown aged 24 who escaped from the Indiana Reformatory on March 26 is held in a Miami jail as extradition proceeds to return him to Indiana. Prosecutor Karl Walker says Brown, a suspect in the holdup of two ministers on April 10 in Greensburg, is held on an escape warrant. He was serving a 110 year sentence for assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. Ministers were robbed of 80 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in clothing. their car was later found at Ridgeville, Del.
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Miami
Fla
Upp
Robert E. Brown
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana
Karl Walker
Decatur County
Ind
Brown
Reformatory
Greensburg
Ridgeville
Del
United States Britain Agree on London Test Center
The United States and Britain agreed on terms to establish a joint underseas test and evaluation center in the Bahamas. The center will cost $95.2 million and will be used by both navies to test equipment for underwater defenses.
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London
United States
Britain
Bahamas
Oone of Commons
John Hay
Admiralty
U. S
Koufax No-Hitter Mirrors Monta Lisa on Swiss Cheese
Baseball writers praise Sandy Koufax after his no hitter against the San Francisco Giants. The Dodgers ace, plagued by past injuries and spring doubts, now questions if he can sustain the control and luck needed to repeat brilliance.
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New York
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Yankees
Sandy
Cubs
Houston
Lady Luck
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Giants
Bragan Signs With Braves As Spahn Inspires Win
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan signed a contract through 1964 just before a Braves win over the Cardinals. Warren Spahn, struck by a Musial liner, recovered to pitch a 4-3 victory. Spahn earned his fifth win in seven decisions as the Giants and Colts also won.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Warren Spahn
Bragan
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Spahn
Milwa Southpaw
Musial
Braves
Yank runs three star restaurant in France attempt
Alan Lewis of Restaurant Associates aims to run a three star French restaurant in Divonne near Geneva. He notes only 12 eateries hold the Michelin rating in France and seeks a European and American clientele while applying American hospitality ideas from New York venues.
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Divonne
France
Alan Lewis
Michelin
Lewis
Restaurant Associates
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Geneva
Nice
Enghien
U.S
Funeral Services for Everett Wilson Friday
Everett Wilson died Tuesday and funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Assembly of God church in Theason Ville with Rev. Noah Beadle and Rev. Kelso Allen officiating. Burial follows at K of P Cemetery. Jasonville Masonic Lodge 530 to conduct graveside rites. McClanahan Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Theasonville Assembly of God Church
Everett Wilson
Noah Beadle
Kelso Allen
K of P
Jasonville Masonic Lodge
McClanahan Funeral Home
Funeral services for Delbert W. Corbin
Delbert W. Corbin of Cincinnati Ohio died Monday. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m at The Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev A E Chastain officiating. Burial will be in Switz City Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Thursday at The Welch and Cornett Funeral Home.
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Delbert W. Corbin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Welch and Cornett
A. E. Chastain
Switz City
Welch & Cornett Funeral
Ernest Tanner 75 Dies in Indiana Veterans Hospital
Ernest Tanner 75, longtime Linton resident and former barber and coal miner, died Tuesday afternoon at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. A World War I veteran and American Legion Post 22 member, he never married and is survived by a niece, Goldie Malicoat. Brother Oswald Tanner preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements are with Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. calling after 6 p.m. Friday and services set for 10 a.m. Saturday with Rev. Dean Hartman officiating.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Tanner
Taylor Mines
Linton
America Legion Post No
Linn
Goldie Malicoat
Oswald Tanner
Welch and Cornett
Dean Hartman
Lipscomb rites drew hundreds as NFL star laid to rest
Funeral services for Gene Lipscomb drew a crowd of more than 500 in Detroit with flowers sent by NFL clubs surrounding his casket. Lipscomb, the 290 pound defensive tackle famed with the Baltimore Colts and later the Pittsburgh Steelers, died in Baltimore from an apparent narcotics overdose.
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Gene Big Daddy Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore
Los Angeles Rams
Camp Pendletor Marines
Colts
Wajda wins trio at Suffolk Downs in Tuesday card
Henry Wajda rode three winners at Suffolk Downs on Tuesday capturing Twin City at 1.40 in race one Gold Brick at 4.60 in race six and Oxford Lass at 4.80 in the feature eighth.
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Wajda
Boston
Henry Wajda
Suffolk Downs
Twin City
Oxford Lass
Hog and cattle market summary from weekly auction
Hogs 4000 head steady to 25 higher with weights 190 to 650 pounds. Prices $11.75 to $16.25. sows $12.00 to $13.75. Cattle 700 calves. steers and select heifers steady to high. Steers $21.50 to $25.50, good heifers $20.00 to $21.50, utility cows $16.00 to $16.50, canner $14.00 to $15.50. Bulls $18.00 to $20.00. Sheep 200 head steady. spring lambs $23.50 to $24.00, older lambs $18.09 to $19.00.
Narcotic Trial Opens In Monroe County
In Bloomington Indiana, Monroe Circuit Court will hear the narcotics case of Nan cy C Dillingham a 21 year old Indiana University student. Judge John M Lewis of Seymour will preside after a venue change request. Prosecutor Thomas Hoadley says marijuana was found in her apartment and she allegedly traveled to Chicago to obtain drugs from a syndicate.
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Bloomington
Ind
WPD
Jackson
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Nancy C. Dillingham
Indiana University
Standings and Thursday Games From Chicago Sports Desk
Tuesday results show Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 3 plus San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 1 Houston 4 New York 3 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Houston New York at San Francisco St. Louis at Milwaukee Cincinnati at Chicago. Culture piece notes Americans on a culture kick with 34 million playing musical instruments.
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San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Houston
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Los Ang
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WpPn
Stanford Research Institute
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Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Bos
Goodyear tests tires at speeds over 600 mph
Akron Ohio Goodyear Tire Rubber Company reports testing new auto racing tires in its laboratory by driving them at speeds exceeding 600 miles per hour.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Spalding Develops New Electronic Golf Ball Test
A. G. Spalding & Bros. unveils a revolutionary golf ball with a one piece cover, tested by an electronic system in Chicopee Mass. The process measures initial velocity to meet USGA limits and subjects balls to extreme endurance trials before approval for competition.
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New York
A. G Spalding & Bros
United States Golf
USGA
Spalding
Chicopee
Mass
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