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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1963

Page

12

Lowry Critiques Sick Dramas Of TV Slate

Cynthia Lowry surveys television trends noting a shift to sad and disturbed stories across doctor lawyer and nurse dramas moving away from happy endings. She highlights guest stars and new CBS shows including East Side West Side and various NBC and CBS premieres and previews the night’s TV lineup.

Lowry Cynthia Lowry Redis New York Oll Vice CBS Lucille Ball Jack Benny Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Garry Moore Phil Silvera East Side West Side George ©. Scott NBC Mr. Novak James Franciscus

Kingston Trio Believe Folk Music Won't Die Soon

AP writer BOB THOMAS reports Kingston Trio members say folk music is here to stay despite a flood of new attractions. Nick Reynolds notes possible competition while John Stewart praises early influences and the group's sellout Greek Theatre show and strong record sales.

Bob Thomas Dave Guard Hobshane Hingstons Tom Dooley Nick Paul Mary Wwe Kingston Trio America Stewart

Mexico mandates antipolio vaccine for newborns

The Mexican government issued a decree requiring all newborn babies to receive antipolio vaccine, officials announced. The move aims to bolster immunization against poliomyelitis across the country.

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Confidence climbs nationwide amid steel rally and cautious optimism

Dawson reports rising confidence across the United States as steel producers plan increased output. Aluminum and other industries revise forecasts higher while consumers continue spending. The mood hinges on stock market and congressional actions, with tax cuts and extra government spending still uncertain. Personal income climbs to a record annual rate of 484.9 billion, and motor vehicle registrations are projected to reach 4,033,000 this year, up 38 percent from 1962.

Sam Dawson Vance Congress New York Ion Aluminum Association Bureau of Public Toads

Frost Warns of Prussic Acid Risk in Frosted Crops

County agent Richard Schu tragically warns farmers to avoid feeding frosted Sudan and sorghum hybrids directly to cattle. Silage should be used after a safe fermentation period of about four weeks, with freshly piled frosted crops covered and preserved. Some notes mention a dormitory fire incident involving five firemen and evacuees.

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Memorial of repentance to be built in Lippe West Germany

The Evangelical Reformed Church of Lippe in West Germany plans a memorial of repentance for Nazi crimes against Jews in Detmold. It will bear the inscription Have we not all, stressing collective responsibility.

Detmold Germany Evangelical Reformed Church of Lippe West Germany

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