Senator Tobey Quizzes TV Makers At Washington Meeting
Senator Charles Tobey questioned NARTB executives on television’s progress and self regulation. He praised the medium but warned against over commercializing and asked for improved programming while noting upcoming shows and ratings concerns. He defended his ties as a New Hampshire ordinary fellow and urged continued public service in broadcasting.
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Emerce Commission
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
NARTB
Sen
Tobey
Washington
New York
Charles W. Tobey
Kefauver Crime Commission
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Senate Interstate and Foreign Cout
New ‘ Hampshire
Doal
Senator Tobey
Murray
Ken Murray
Alan Young
Amos
Andy
Sullivan to Smile Sunday Nights Rattled Senator Debate
An excerpt presents a debate moment described as Sullivan smiling through Sunday nights while an “ordinary fellow from New Hampshire” criticizes him as deathly dull. The exchange shows a charged, rapid back and forth with a senator defending and being pressed on remarks.
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Sullivan
New Hampshire
Senator
French cyclist Gauban shaves time on Toulouse Luchon ride
Henri Gauban, now 78, reduced his record ride from Toulouse to Luchon by 16 minutes, dropping the time from the 50 year old feat of 9 hours 8 minutes to a faster mark. Singapore bans import of bottle caps from hazardous currency countries.
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Henri Gauban
Toulouse
Luchon
France
Singapore
Flu closes more Ohio schools across counties
Flu outbreaks drive school closures in seven counties. Brown County reports Ripley Higginsport and possibly Aberdeen closed while Middletown Holy Trinity and St Johns in Butler County end classes. Ohio State University notes 260 flu cases in 2.5 weeks with 135 flu shots given. Meigs County Salem Center and Chester Schools affected as 71 pupils, 167 others ill. Massillon parochial and public schools shut for the week. Vinton County Allensville and Lebanon areas show high absenteeism with up to 20 percent absent.
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Salem Center
Chester School
Charles Russel
Co. H Wise Jr
Chester
Miegs County
Massillon
City Health Department
Vinton County
Allensville
Lebanon
Franklin
Blueball
Suburban Calendar Highlights Tonight Across Towns
LaGrange Lions sponsor Lights On for March of Dimes from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday in the village and township. Grafton Kiwanis meets at Grafton School at 6 30 p.m. with guest Jack Knight. OGrala Club hosts Mrs Mary OConnor in the evening. Polio Lights On Drive runs 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Ridgeville Grange card party at Grange Hall at 8 p.m. hosts Mr and Mrs Rooney Anne Linde Agnes Weiler.
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LaGrange Lions
Fields
W.s.cs
Jhhurch
Grafton
Jack Knight
Kiwanis
Grafton School
Ridgeville
Grange Hall
William Rooney
Anne Linde
Agnes Weiler
New Price Index Stirs Angry Row
Washington President Eisenhower faced pressure to take a personal stand over the impact of the government's new price index on 3,500,000 workers. Unions clash with industry officials about using escalator contracts tied to the index, while the Labor Department plans a modernized cost-of-living index including beer and babysitters. Walter Reuther argues revived old index is unworkable. AFL-CIO unity could affect union merger talks. A Sao Paulo plant will use castor oil to produce a nylon-like fiber.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Labor Department
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Workers
Martin P. Durkin
H. Alexander Smith
R-N.j
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Morning and News Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR style schedule shows times and program names such as News World News and Local News. Readable items include AMfiusic Al and Tune Champs with scattered time stamps. The text resembles a radio or newspaper page listing programs with partial titles and numbers.
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Tures
Ridseville
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