Regents Revise Stadium Prices for Wisconsin 1962 Season
Madison Wisconsin regents revised Camp Randall Stadium ticket prices for 1962. Central sections up 50 cents to 5, north end zone 4, south end 3, end zone to 50 yard line 5, general admission 4.5. Student season books up to 10, spouse 13, faculty 17. Student seating shifts from west to east side with bench location change.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Camp Randall Stadium
University Board of Regents
University
Athletic Board
Stan Musial Signs for Likely Final Cardinal Season
Stan Musial, seven time NL batting champion, said 1962 would be his last year as he signed a contract for a 20th season with the St. Louis Cardinals. Terms not disclosed, but reports say he took a pay cut to about 65 000 to 70 000 dollars from around 75 000 last season.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
National Editorial Association Buys Publishers Auxiliary
The National Editorial Association a trade group for non metropolitan newspapers has acquired Publishers Auxiliary from FWP Corp owned by Farwell W. Perry of New York City. The buy marks a consolidation in trade publishing serving smaller newspapers.
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Auxiliary
Chicago
National Editorial Association
Publishers Auxiliary
FWP Corp
Farwell W. Perry
New York City
TV Highlights Schedule Dense Night of Channel Listings
A long list of TV and theater programs across channels 3 5 7 13 15 27 and 39 outlines 5 15 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Sunday and includes specials on radiation Benny and Cecil Bugs Bunny Perry Mason Wells Fargo Gunsmoke Boxing and a March of Dimes telethon with numerous film and theater titles and host stations.
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Madison
Benny
Cecil
Bugs Bunny
Yosemite Sam
Devil
Beaver
Roaring 20S
Robert Crawford Jr
Perry Mason
Wells Fargo
Mexico
New Breed
the Defenders
Sam Jaffe
Alexander Scourby
Murray Hamilton
Channel
Tom Boys
Dan Dailey
James Cagney
Corinne Calvet
Lawrence Welk
Paladin
Channel 3
Gaspar Ortega
Charlie Scott
Crystal Ballroom
Loraine
John Agar
Penny Edwards
Channel 15
Gregory Peck
Helen Westcott
Channel 13
District of Columbia Stadium
Buster Keaton
Ed Wynn
Jimmy Durante
Dallas
Tex
Jim McKay
Balboa Stadium
San Diego
Calif
Jerry Barber
Dai Rees
Wentworth Course
Walt Disney
Hans Brinker
The
Silver Skates
Holland
Sweden
Ed Sullivan
Rosemary Clooney
Bob Newhart
Toody
Force
Lawman
Lily
Marcia Smith
Laramie
Hoss Cartwright
Stranger
General Electric Theater
Stephen Boyd
Steve Forrest
Don Juan
Ken Murray
Hollywood
Paradise
Captain Troy
Janice Rule
Bernarda Alba
Eileen Heckart
Anne Revere
Carson City
Randolph Scott
Raymond Massey
Ethel Barrymore
Keenan Wynn
Shadow of the Thin Man
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Donna Reed
Dietzel Accepts West Point Post
Baton Rouge reports Paul Dietzel, renowned LSU coach, will leave for Army to become head football coach at West Point with a five year, twenty thousand dollar annual deal. He will take four LSU assistants and replace Dale Hall after Army dismissed him. Dietzel cited a lifelong desire to coach at West Point.
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