Shaw Says Hall Claim is False in Primary Fight
Shaw denounces as false Hall’s claim that he opposed high school aid. He cites House Ways and Means chair and majority under Hall’s influence blocking funding, while urging the Legislature to provide money. Shaw argues he supports good school measures and accuses Hall of dictating committee action. A separate note reports Marl D. White seeking habeas corpus claiming illegal detention and lack of counsel.
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Life Term Seeks Release From Lan sing Prison
A life term inmate at the state prison at Lansing has filed an application in an effort to gain release. The action reflects ongoing legal moves by a long-serving prisoner advancing a petition for clemency or parole consideration.
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Sees Change In TV Operation
The Federal Communications Commission today charted the course of U S television toward exclusive operation on the ultra high frequency channels 14 through 83. The shift could change the face of telecasting a decade hence.
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Forest Fire Awareness Public Service Message
A public service notice reports that about 177000 U S forest fires occurred last year, averaging nearly 500 daily and burning about 10 million acres. It stresses that most fires are human caused by carelessness with camp fires cigarettes and rubbish, urging caution nationwide.
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FCC explores demixing to boost UHF TV competition
The commission said it will study the possibility of placing most TV on UHF and mixing UHF with VHF channels in the same market has not worked as hoped. It proposed a policy of demixing communities where feasible to give UHF operators a better chance. The long term plan envisages several years of FCC review and a transition of at least 10 years, during which VHF stations could be repress telecast while the public shifts to UHF receivers.
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U S Census forecasts 25 million more Americans by 1960
The U S Census Bureau projects 25 million increase in population by 1960 over 1950. Energy use and emissions rise as coal and oil burning over the next five decades releases about 1 700 billion tons of carbon dioxide. Americans reportedly average 184 2 bottles of soft drinks per person annually.
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