Radio and TV Highlights Tonight
WLW presents boxing Johansson Patterson title fight at 9 05 PM. Cheyenne bargains for life with Comanche Indians at 7 30. Eddie Heywood guests with Kate Smith at 7 30. Jim Hordie aids Mexican cavalry in arresting an Apache at 6 30. Bourbon Street Beat features a time bomb at a fashionable wedding. Shelley Berman on Peter Gun. Wallach stars in Birthright at 9 30. Adam Troy haunted passenger tale at 9 30. Fred Astaire and Arthur Godfrey host the Emmy Awards at 10.
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Soviets To Have Cars For Rental
Afton Tours Inc of New York says Intourist has notified it rental cars will be available to tourists in certain defined Soviet tourist areas this summer. The travel agency plans to offer self drive rental cars for visitors in parts of the Soviet Union.
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TV Hosts and Gimmicks Spark TV Industry Jitters
Hollywood notes critique Art Linkletter and Jack Linkletter on audience participation shows. CBS shifts On the Go to a budget game format amid industry talks. Wranglers and Tate previews mix of theater and Latin verse with TV stunts. El Rancho Vegas loss prompts tent theater plan. Lawrence Welk plans California vacation. A network exec cites Democratic Convention preempts blocking guest spots for a week.
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Fire alarms in Honiton bar ignite quick volunteer rush
In Honiton England on a Sunday a fire siren sounded while Eddie Marks was in the New Dolphin Hotel pub. He sprinted half a mile to the fire station but the engine had already left for a small kitchen fire in the hotel.
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Polio Cases Rise But Lag Behind Last Year
Polio cases increase yet remain far below last year as 135 cases with 10 paralytic occur in ten weeks since April 1. For the first 23 weeks of 1960, 256 cases are reported, 255 paralytic, versus 647 total and 453 paralytic in 1959. American born children of European immigrants tend to grow slightly taller than their parents.
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Storms Sweep Plains and Coasts with Heavy Showers
Storms and thunderstorms drenched the north and central Plains and parts of the coasts. The Chicago Weather Bureau noted severe storms in Kansas and Nebraska. Rain totals varied with 2.24 inches in Palm Beach six hours and 1.29 inches in Bismarck North Carolina.
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Methodist Students Laud Sit-Ins Move Ends Six Day Meeting
The National Conference Methodist Student Movement ended a six day gathering in Columbia Missouri with a resolution praising student participation in dignified non violent sit ins counter picketing and economic negotiations with merchants. The group also urged rapid abolition of the all Negro Central Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church.
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King Sees Both Parties Betraying Negro Rights
In Pittsburgh, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. says neither Democratic nor Republican parties have advanced integration, urging 10 000 attendees at a freedom jubilee to push for a unified country. He stresses immediate action and unity beyond party lines. Meanwhile a scientific note describes argonaut mollusks with pearly shells and gender size differences.
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Freedomland Opens as Bronx Amusement Park Attracts 61500
Freedomland in the Bronx opened with about 61 500 attendees, exceeding expectations as two million visitors expected season, though food shortages and early closing marred the day. The park spans 200 acres on reclaimed swamp land and recreates U.S. history with exhibits of Chicago fire and San Francisco quake. Designed by C V Wood Jr and owned by International Recreation Corp.
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Hilton Plans 300 Room Addis Ababa Hotel
Hilton Hotels International proposes a five million dollar project to build a 300 room hotel in Addis Ababa Ethiopia. The city’s growing conference traffic drives demand as the capital gains popularity as a conference hub.
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