Opposition Surprise Spurs Chesapeake Canal Highway Debate
Local business and sports groups in Cumberland and Allegany County back the planned Chesapeake and Ohio Canal national parkway. They challenge protests from Washington to Frederick counties, arguing the project unlocks recreation, tourism, and safer, direct travel to Washington while boosting Cumberland’s economy and regional development.
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Maryland Positively Boosted by Better Highways
The state plans to enhance its super highways to attract more tourism and improve its appeal relative to neighboring states. Officials argue faster routes will drive visitors, boosting economic prospects and regional competitiveness.
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TV Highlights: Burl Ives set for Famous Tales telecast
New York March 18 Burl Ives will see his lifelong aim realized as local TV stations begin telecasting his video film series Famous Tales. Tonight NBC presents Paul Winchell Jarry Mahoney 8 and more including Lights Out at 9 and Flying High with Lahr at 9 30.
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Martial Law Reported in Communist Albania
London reports martial law proclaimed in Albania amid a revolt against Enver Hoxha. An emergency decree sought to crush terrorist groups within 10 days. Mass arrests were said to number over 1,000 with 40 executions. Vice Premier Spiro Pann and Industry Minister Rita Marce were reportedly dismissed. Refugees described food shortages and rising tension as Albania stayed isolated from Moscow.
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Albania reports no state of emergency amid embassy attack claims
In Tirana the official radio said no trouble or state of emergency has occurred. A Rome based Free Albania newspaper editor claimed Russian deaths in a Soviet Embassy attack last month, reporting 300 officials including several high officers arrested in connection with the assault.
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Berle Signs 30 Year Contract With NBC
New York March 18 Milton Berle has signed a virtual life time contract with the National Broadcasting Company securing his services for decades to come and promising stability for the network’s programming lineup.
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Berle Signs Longest Radio TV Contract with NBC
The Broadcasting Company announced a 30 year NBC deal for comedian Milton Berle, labelled Mr. Television. Berle, 42, will be paid in seven figures, securing exclusive radio and TV use, with a prior Texas Company contract next year. This tops the previous 20 year ABC deal for Don McNeil.
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Berle to Work in Four Major Fields
Berle, a New York born street and stage star and composer born in 1908, will work in acting producing writing and directing under NBC. The agreement covers his regular appearances on his own tele- program and related projects.
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Berle's TV Career Highlights At Texas Company Show
American entertainer Milton Berle headlines a vision show sponsored by the Texas Company with guest appearances on other programs. Berle's television career started in the early days and propelled him to prominence as television's first major star through humor and variety.
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Texaco Star Theater Debut on NBC June 8 1948
The News notes the Texaco Star Theater began on NBC television on June 8, 1948, highlighting its launch and early presence in American broadcasting history.
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