Wagonmaster Ulcers Reveal Trek to Wagon Train
Ward Bond recalls the making of Wagon Train and the challenges of filming live-action episodes. He describes the brutal logistics of moving a wagon train across locations near Thousand Oaks and Tucson, the difficulty of sourcing scripts, and the daily crew needs from 90 to 130 people.
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New York
Seth Adams
Independence
Sacramento
Calif
Robert Horton
Thousand Oaks
Hollywood
Tucson
Ariz
Drippings Defined as Fat and Solid Pan Remnants
The fat and solid particles left in the pan after cooking meat or poultry are called drippings, forming flavorful residues used for gravies and pan sauces.
Education Investment To Balloon Says Britannica Publisher
William Benton of Britannica predicted a near doubling of U S education spending over the next decade rising from 15 billion to 28 billion yearly by 1968. He spoke at Britannica’s 190th birthday luncheon noting growth in Britannica revenue and future editorial investment, and disclosed payments to the University of Chicago totaling 5.5 million dollars since 1943.
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Chicago
William Benton
Britannica
America
U. S
Connecticut
Benton
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Renton
U S Key Air Defense Weapon Tests OK Again
CAPE CANAVERAL FL. Another Bomare missile, the nation’s key air defense weapon, has streaked over the Atlantic in a successful test. The Bomare launching Monday was the latest in a series to develop the ground to air interceptor for operational status. More than 40 Boeing missiles have been fired from the Air Force test center since the program began. The swift cruise missile is designed to seek and destroy enemy aircraft as far as 300 miles from U S shores.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force Test Center
U. S
Tuareg Women Challenge Traditions In North Africa
National Geographic Society reports Tuareg women in North Africa as equal to men. Women marry at will and demand to speak in council, reflecting shifts in gender roles within nomadic Berber communities.
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North Africa
National Geographic Society
Calumet Sag Channel Funds Approved by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved funds for Army Engineer and Reclamation Bureau water projects in Illinois and other Midwest states. Illinois items include Calumet-Sag Channel eight point five million dollars and multiple dam and drainage works, plus railroad bridge funds. Indiana Evensville two hundred thousand. Iowa Muscatine two hundred twenty six thousand. Missouri Cape Girardeau one billion six hundred thousand dollars and St. Louis one point seven million, with other regional allocations.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Midwest States
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Mississippi River
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Missouri
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Clear Creek
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Prairie du Pont
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
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Evansville
Iowa
Muscatine
Cape Girardeau
Canton
St. Louis
Illnoison Is Cited in Music Competition
New York pianist David Norman Kaiserman of Paris Til Monday won an honorable mention in the Chopin scholarship competition of the Kosciuszko Foundation. Kaiserman studies at the Juilliard School in New York City.
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David Norman Kaiserman
Paris
Kosciszko
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