End of Color TV Debate Says CBS In Quiet Accord
In New York the CBS network signaled the industry stance in the color television fight, noting no immediate move to expand production or broadcasting resources for color sets and stressing continued research while other major players linger. The NPR/NPA orders and a government ban on scarce materials frame the context as CBS contemplates future black and white operations and potential color plans.
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New York
CBS Network
Federal Communications Commission
RCA
CBS
NPA
NPR
Hunt Killer of Kansas Sheriff
The FBI ordered a nationwide search for William Merle Martin a 42 year old suspect in the deputy sheriff Willard Carver case in Olathe Kansas. Martin is also wanted for transporting a stolen auto from Litchfield Illinois to Olathe. Deputy Carver was shot while investigating a street disturbance.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
William Merle Martin
Olathe
Kan
Martin
Litchfield
Willard Carver
Johnson City
Kerr Seeks Nomination as Second Choice at Convention
Sen Kerr of Oklahoma told leaders in Seattle he expects the Democratic nomination as a second choice if a deadlock stalls the convention. He predicted the nominee would have an easier run, arguing Taft and Eisenhower undermine each other. He opposed any retreat into isolationism.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Sen
Kerr
Dokla
Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hood's Body Is Air Freight
Waxey Gordon once a hood luminary died in Alcatraz from a heart attack. His body was shipped from San Francisco in a redwood casket aboard a five ton air freight cargo along with 8,000 pounds of flowers and Navy parts. The plane was due in New York that afternoon.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Waxey Gordon
Gordon
Irving Wexler
Alcatraz
Navy
New York
Complaint for divorce No 52 2092 in Illinois
Claude Smith files a divorce suit against Willa Smith in Jefferson County Circuit Court at Mt Vernon Illinois. Willa Smith must answer by July 1 1952 or a default will be entered. Harley Warren attorneys Mt Vernon Illinois 6 27
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Claude Smith
Willa Smith
Circuit Court of
Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon
Said County
Harley v. Warren
Teen Ager Problems From a Denver Teenager
HAL BOYLE interviews June Badger a nearly fourteen year old girl who describes teen life as full of problems especially with boys and popularity. She wants happiness a big family civic work and fears adults forget teen burdens while she believes teens are honest and wise overall.
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Hal Boyle Denver
Cap
June Badger
Harry Pearson
June
Jane
Ana
Senate votes to block Vatican envoy ban
Washington The Senate rejected a House provision barring a President from sending an ambassador to the Vatican without prior Senate approval. The 48 to 36 vote was taken without objection as the Senate moves on a billion dollar appropriation bill funding State Commerce and Justice departments for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Vatican
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
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