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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
10
William Glover profiles Jim McKay hosting The Verdict is Yours on NBC Columbia network. McKay describes ad lib duties and the show’s format using real lawyers and jurors from the studio audience. The first case on custody of a youngster will run about eight days.
Highlights from Cincinnati stations list police reports sports and TV plays. Entries include nightly patrol reports, Cincinnati vs St Louis baseball, festival of stars with Keith Andes and Barbara Hale, uranium hunt near Ft Baxter, Wyatt Earp teen killer, tiger attack tale Summer Playhouse, Exclusive about a newspaperwoman, Volturio Investigates thief tale, and Ladies in Retirement with Ida Lupino and co stars.
Harold Craig the Granville New York dairy farmer increased his Twenty-One winnings to $104,000 after defeating John Baird in four games. The 26 year old player led 10-0 before a miss led to a tied match. Baird failed to name all Nile basin countries when Lake Victoria was the clue. Craig plans to return Monday night to decide if he continues.
Toronto reports a Labor Day weekend toll of 75 deaths in Canada 41 on highways 24 drownings and 10 other accidents between Friday 6 p.m. and Monday midnight. The 75 figure trails the Dominion Day record of 98.
Taipei Fire Chief Pan Teng yi urges residents to stop thanking firefighters with newspaper ads He says firefighters merely do their duty and asks people to donate to worthy causes like purchasing firefighting equipment Illinois Tech in Chicago researches eye protection against flare induced temporary blindness and a new method of crime detection developing there
Bartlesville Oklahoma launches a telemovie trial piping films from four Video Independent Theaters to about 300 families. TM operates outside FCC jurisdiction via coaxial cable, with films daily from noon to midnight in black and white. Video plans expansion to 170 theaters in the Southwest if the venture meets break even at 9.50 dollars per month per set and looks to attract 2000 subscribers within a year. Industry observers attend as officials from major studios monitor potential national rollout and market expansion.
Marine Sgt Donald Moffit faced arrest after sleeping in a downtown patrol car during Labor Day weekend. Police detained him in the city jail and arranged transport to the cold weather training camp at Pickel Meadows near Bridgeport California.
Hollywood star Lauren Bacall returns to work on Our Love after the death of Humphrey Bogart. She says she is nervous yet determined to keep busy, plans more films, and may move from Holmby Hills as she adjusts to life after tragedy.
State aided private schools in Kerala face potential government take over under a Communist dominated legislature. The bill empowers state control of mis managed schools, sets a teacher panel for recruitment, and aims to model policy for other states. Opposition includes the Roman Catholic Church and major parties. a rally drew about 40 thousand.
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