TV Radio Slate Warns Of Reruns As Summer Ends
AP report surveys upcoming week of TV and radio shows with major events. Travers Stakes on CBS from Saratoga Springs highlights Saturday schedule while Abbott suspense dramas and morning talkers fill the rest. Basilio vs Fullmer set for Friday Cavalcade of Sports in San Francisco.
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Tobacco Season Closes Today Across Georgia Florida Markets
Final sales at three markets mark season end on the Georgia Florida flue cured belt. Statesboro Tifton and Vidalia close after today’s auctions while Claxton held its last sale Thursday. Volume was light with small gains in prices and season totals show 169 614 765 pounds at an average 87 94 earning 92 430 588 for growers.
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Pat Boone smiles through first film kiss in Journey to the Center of the Earth
Hollywood AP reports Pat Boone survived his first screen kiss with Diane Baker unscathed on the set. The moment drew commentary from director Henry Levin and producer Charles Brackett as the scene in a 19th century library required multiple takes. Boone noted the kiss felt fine and his wife’s reaction was supportive yet cautious.
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Steamship Tip Across Atlantic For $50 Eyed
New York operator Hyman B Cantor announced contracts for two 90 000 gross ton liners capable of 6 000 passengers. About 20 percent of cabins will offer $50 rates east or west bound with higher fares for premium accommodations. Ships to travel 34 knots between New York and Zeebrugge with calls to Cuxhaven or Bremerhaven, service slated for 1963.
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Meat Plant Strike Looms As 200000 Workers Consider Walkout
Nearly 200000 meat processing workers threaten a strike next month amid wage freeze proposals and cost-cutting measures. Unions cite parallels with the steel dispute, seeking raises of about 15 cents per hour as negotiations continue and strike votes proceed.
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters
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International Union of Electrical Workers
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Pop Bottle Defeats Robbery Suspect in Camden Store
In Camden New Jersey a robbery attempt at Miss Augusta Sack's variety store ended when she hurled three bottles at the intruder. The assailant fled after the bottles and a box of marshmallows were used as distractions. No injuries reported.
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AFL-CIO Eyes Unified Plan To Aid Steel Strikers
AFL-CIO Executive Council seeks approval of a mobilization plan backing steel strikers. It includes a rally of union officers in San Francisco on September 18 during the biennial convention and a possible penny a day per member contributing up to four million dollars monthly in strike aid.
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