Lucille Ball Sees Half Hour Shows Troubling Her Hour
Hollywood star Lucille Ball assesses the season of Here’s Lucy noting half hour formats struggle against Laugh-In. She cites ratings in 15th place and considers moving production off studio lot and expanding musical roles for her children Lucy Arnaz and Desi Arnaz Jr.
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Associated Press
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Desi Arnaz Jr
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Interstate 70 Sparks Problem For Ambulances
The Tri State Ambulance and Rescue Association forms a special committee to study access issues on the new Interstate 70 section east of Hagerstown. They plan a new service map for police and units, with Hancock Sharpsburg and Washington County Civil Defense joining, plus ambulances from Clear Spring Boonsboro Hagerstown and Williamsport. Delegates will be named for the next state meeting. officers to be nominated and elected at the Boonsboro session.
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Soldier Seeks Mail From North Hagerstown Graduate
Pfc. Dennis Langenstein RA 11579146 A Battery 5th Battalion 32nd Artillery Fort Riley Kansas 66442 seeks letters from friends. He finished basic at Fort Bragg and advanced training at Fort Jackson and is training as a field wireman in communications. He attended North Hagerstown High School.
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32Nd Artillery
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Fort Bragg
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North Hagerstown High School
Nine Day Forecast Sets Warm Trend With Rain Likely
Forecast shows temperatures averaging above normal from Tuesday through Saturday with highs near 50 and lows near 30. Expect some precipitation late in the week followed by cooler air.
Panel backs changes to open post offices to Western Union
A presidential panel drafts a report urging revisions to the 1934 Communications Act. The 15 member group chaired by Eugene Rostow recommends a government backed monopoly to handle international links and a pilot domestic communications system. The plan envisions Western Union Telegraph Co operating from post offices as part of broader reforms.
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York Times
Washington
John W. Finney
Irons
Johnson
Eugene
Sat V. Rostow
Ellite System
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