Emmy Show Monday Night Draws Large TV Audience
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBC Emmy night will feature William Lotz as host with live coverage from New York. The program highlights include a special CBS Reports segment on Berlin and World War II legacy, plus musical guests and Ed Sullivan Show clips.
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Retired expert to return as traffic controls contractor
Lark D. Myers of Lexington retired this month as the city’s expert on electrical traffic controls earning 398 dollars monthly. The city plans to contract him at 490 dollars a month for similar duties. A city official called him the only man who understands it. Mr Lotz, a Marine veteran, served as legal assistance officer at Marine Barracks Guam and last commanded at Quantico. He led personnel administration instruction for new Marine officers. He has been active locally as president of the Young Republican Club and Toastmasters, and a member of Morris Frock Post No. 42 American Legion.
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Barbs by Hal Cochran on growing wiser and happiness
The column reflects on growing wiser from sowing wild oats and how complaining to friends breeds enemies. It notes vacation days spark energy and urges finding happiness by making the best of what one has not.
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Beall Sees F-27 Funding Safe in Defense Bill
Senator Beall believes the 10 million appropriation for the F-27 transport plane will remain in the defense bill after conference reconciling House and Senate versions. Beall praised the inclusion as essential for national defense and noted production in Hagerstown.
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Two Charged In Accidents
Two drivers faced charges after recent traffic incidents. Wil lis J. Ingram of Harpers Ferry was involved in a collision on Cleveland Ave near Thureb St. No charges were filed against 47 year old Ruhl Lowdin of Salem Ave for hitting a parked car while attempting to park. An object struck a utility pole causing damage near Salem and High.
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Urgent Need for F-27s Amid Production Shifts
The article discusses the urgency of continuing F-27 production amid shifts to a St Fairchild plant in Hagerstown and questions about rework. It notes a connection to a 17 year old in a compact car incident and mentions officials including a senator and Miss Murray from Big Pool in discussions on defense policy and production timelines.
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