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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1958
Page
3
A fragmented review notes Tomays broadcasting rated TV segments featuring a Clint Walker Western. It describes stereotyped characters in a war range setting with the big hero prevailing, calling the piece lively but imperfect and aimed at a light, entertaining watch.
Readers weigh in on Robin Hood legends and the Queen for a Day format. Questions ask about Robin Hood’s existence, Sullivan’s real name, and the national origin of a duchess. The column previews TV and radio features and outlines viewer wishes for future prizes and personalities.
The United States began a wheat shipment to Lebanon, discharging 8,500 tons on the steamer Molina Victory with a total of 65,000 tons rushed to the country. A Lebanon ceremony praised the aid as boosting public services and employment while noting a wheat shortage amid dry spring and civil disorders.
Elaine Stritch brings energetic blur of Broadway to a TV and stage presence. The piece notes her enthusiasm for future roles, the Goldilocks project, and a list of potential substitutes, including references to Richard Kiley and Mr Langner, with a peek into press and theatrical negotiations.
A House subcommittee took up administration objections to proposed cuts in military research and development funding. Ranking officials from the Army Navy and Air Force testified that current investment is insufficient, warning of possible setbacks in defense capabilities amid rising costs and accelerated modernization plans.
A severe weekend storm caused two deaths and widespread damage across New York and New Jersey. High winds toppled trees and power lines, cutting power to thousands while boats capsized and planes were blown off runways. In Bronx, a volunteer at Veterans Administration Hospital died when a wind torn door collapsed. A pilot, Lester Evan of New City, was injured as small planes were damaged at LaGuardia. Power failures spread from White Plains to Bronx and into Bergen and Westchester counties.
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