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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1959
Page
21
Hollywood report notes Edd Byrnes as Kookie sparks teen buzz with slang from Kepsville. The 25 year old actor, praised for jive dialogue and "kookie" style, draws fan mail and media attention amid the ABC show scene.
Kidd, a normal man living near the Sunset Strip, avoids the mushroom crowd and coffeehouse nights. He explains that fame means people expect his speech to mirror his eccentric image, though he prefers a regular life and busy schedule over the Sunset Strip scene.
The visible white mist often mistaken for steam is composed of fine moisture particles formed when true steam condenses. The phenomenon explains why what appears as steam is not pure vapor but condensed water droplets.
A compact Kodak Startech camera, piloted by dentist Lester Dine, promises fool-proof close-up photography for medical and dental work. Features include a four-inch minimum focus, parallax correction prism, fixed 64 setting for 4–8 inches, green 27 setting for 10–16 inches, 127 roll film, built-in M-2 flash, and color slides or prints from Kodacolor or Ektachrome.
Radio and TV highlights list today’s programs across WHIO WLW WKRC and WCPO. Musical performances sermons dramas and sports fill the lineup with highlights including The Cleveland Orchestra Mozart symphonies and Red Cross broadcasts plus entertainment features and a Western mystery play.
Corpus Christi, Texas reports KRIS TV owner T Frank Smith employs an all female control room with 16 women handling audio video and projection. He praises their skill reliability and teamwork while noting only engineers enter for emergencies. Women aged 19 to 28 with children fill key roles.
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