Tale of two cities governs early TV localism
In twenty five years of U.S. network video New York dominated early programming while Hollywood gained mass appeal. The piece argues coast to coast influence created a two city system with New York news and Hollywood entertainment shaping national taste. The evolution from local New York to West Coast influence reflected broader cultural shifts.
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Zodiac Horoscope Preview for the Week
A long horoscope column offers sun sign forecasts and traits for Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio. It notes advice from mentors, listening to others, and using influence with care to avoid friction and pursue advancement.
Prestige mail and its stingy snob appeal
In Washington UPI humor column one man receives a luxury subscription letter praising his status, while his friend Roger speculates it is mere junk mail. The gag ends with the realization that prestige mail inflates egos, then backfires as the friend is mocked.
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UPI
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Project Apollo redefines Earth's place in cosmos
Apollo era insights give Earth a new perspective as a spaceship around the sun. Schmitt says the view ha s spurred global shifts in environmental thinking and scientific inquiry. Astronauts Lovell and Anders describe Earth as a fragile blue world seen from lunar distance. The era promises breakthroughs in exploration and technology.
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Earth
Schmitt
Harvard
Woman's feud colors UMW Boyle election in West Virginia
Beckley West Virginia United Mine Workers election unfolds amid long standing hostilities. George Titler says Josephine Roche supports Arnold Miller to settle a grudge against Tony Boyle, accusing Roche of venom and pursuing payoff while Roche denies the claims and backs Miller.
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Benedict Arnold
Tony Bavle
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Josephine Roche
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Niners veteran Charlie Krueger weds Kirstin Adler in California
San Francisco 49ers tackle Charlie Krueger, weighing 268 pounds, kisses his bride Kirstin Adler in Los Altos Calif. The wedding follows Krueger noting mixed initial knowledge about opera and football, and now Kirstin has become a football fan.
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Ken Maynard Hospitalized in Hollywood in Good Condition
Ken Maynard the famed cowboy star of the 1920s and 30s is in good condition at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital after a Friday admission. The actor known for over 300 films has spent much of the last two years out of the public eye and was treated recently for dehydration.
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Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Maynard
Tom Mix
Hoot Gibson
Bar Mitzvah Celebrated by Philadelphia Man at 8
Harry Gilbert of Philadelphia marks a Bar Mitzvah age eight yesterday though the ceremony is normally at thirteen. His wife and children hosted a second rite after Gilbert’s poverty in Poland in 1902 delayed the tradition.
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