Entertainment seeker finds clues in early pay TV era
The article sketches a scene of explorations by Hetndles and the Skiatron firm amid early pay TV development. It notes hints of the era’s producers testing tape programs and network ideas with Russian performers and a stage-like rehearsal that resembled a network spectacular but differed by shouting Russian directions.
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King Baudouin Ends U S Tour in Wilmington Visit
Belgium King Baudouin concludes a three week U S tour after dining with President Eisenhower addressing Congress and dancing with Debbie Reynolds. He toured Brandywine mills and left Wilmington following a weekend tragedy at sea. Three Navy airmen died in a crash aboard the carrier Randolph off Virginia. He expressed warm memories and said he has duties at home.
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Partial Admission Shows House Confesses Some Congressional Fallibility
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee hints at congressional missteps by proposing a bill to require clearer committee reports. Chairman Emanuel Getter notes surprise at the lack of prior attention to this issue while lawmakers debate how to make bills more readable and understandable.
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Americans Brace for Export Struggles as Britain Loosens Rules
Britain loosens some American imports boosting hope for sales abroad while U S exporters face tariffs quotas and fierce overseas competition. U S products already face high costs and many factories are abroad under parent company control. Last year Britain bought about one billion dollars of U S goods and sold 821 million in U S products, leaving doubts about a rapid export rise.
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Columbus Man Named President of Georgia Insurance Agents
Paul F Morrison of Columbus was elected president of the Georgia Assn of Insurance Agents at the closing session of the three day annual convention. He succeeds the former leader and will guide the association through the upcoming year.
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