TV Highlights: Jimmie Rodgers Spring Salute and Nightline Picks
NBC airs Jimmie Rodgers in a spring salute with songs from Words and Music including I Got Rhythm Great Gettin Up Morning Johnny One Note and Funny Valentine Connie Francis stars with Secretly Dancing on the Ceiling and Go to Sleep Sugarfoot Brewster along with other travelers seek shelter from a storm and meet spooks in The Avengers A boy beaten prompts a Dragnet report Lt Joe Friday and Sgt Frank Smith search for the father NBC Steve Canyon flies a jet to California faces gear trouble and meningitis symptoms Wyatt Earp Faces Cyclone and panic The Rifleman The Californians Red Skelton Bob Cummings Garry Moore schedule summaries final.
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Unemployment Payments Rise In Virginia
Virginia reports unemployment payments in 1958 totaling 23 million dollars, about double 1957, due to recession and higher claims. The average jobless rate rose from 3.4 to 5.28 percent, with a peak of 6.2 percent, while transportation, equipment, and mining areas bore the largest totals.
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Origins of Maine Statehood and Mayonnaise Names
Maine separated from Massachusetts with a 1819 vote for statehood. Mayonnaise gets its name from the Bay of Mahon off Spain, where French fishermen in those waters reportedly invented the sauce.
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Massachusetts
Bay of Mahon
Spain
Television Highlights and NBC Drama Preview
The listing notes guests Gretchen Wyler Sharie Lewis Jo Raitt Morty Gunty Marion Lorne and Durward Kirby on Sixty Minutes to full hours. NBC presents David Niven spot lighting Anne Francis in a dramatic tale of a woman confronting her marriage to a rackets boss.
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Sharie Lewis
Jo Raitt
Morty Gunty
Marion Lorne
Durward Kirby
NBC
David Niven
Anne Francis
TV Schedule Snapshot 195? Listings
Broadcast lineup lists programs by time slot from 6:15 to 7:00 with shows including News Weather Dragnet The Garry Moore Show Mike Hammer The Lord's Prayer In Our Town Movie Mary Stevens M D I Married Joan As the World Turns House Party From These Roots Who Do You Trust The Verdict is Yours The Secret Storm Edge of Night Susie The Milt Grant Show The Lone Gun Burns and Allen Mickey Mouse Club with actors Kay Francis Lyle Talbot George Montgomery Dorothy Malone.
Family and teacher listings from Handley Elementary event
A long roster of names follows carrying groups of students and staff tied to Handley Elementary. The list includes Mrs. Bright and others with combined family and teacher identifiers, detailing participants and guardians in the junior event coverage. The fragment preserves local school community ties and person-by-person attributions.
Cape Canaveral Strike Threat Looms Over Missile Center
Cape Canaveral AP The missile test center prepares for a threatened midnight strike that could affect 5000 workers and delay construction of new rocket launching sites. The Carpenters Union keeps picket lines tonight after 115 carpenters voted to strike and rejected a 35 cent raise in a two year contract.
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Patrick Air Force Base
Aircraft research plane enables high speed flight study
A specialized aircraft using airborne and ground instruments can produce about 600000 answers per minute on flight performance for research in high speed and space flight.
West Point Appointment for Corky Kelly Announced
Corky Kelly son of a U S Air Force hero from World War II smiles on Dickinson College steps Carlisle Pennsylvania after news he will enroll at West Point. He took a competitive examination for the appointment and President Roosevelt encouraged the transfer during the war AP Wirephoto
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NAACP Loses Injunction Bid in Richmond Case
In Richmond Circuit Court Judge E W Hening Jr dismissed the NAACP Virginia bill of complaint seeking an injunction to stop the Boatwright Committee from examining NAACP records. The judge ruled the committee's actions were interrogatories and that injunctions require great necessity.
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Winchester Featured in CBS TV Show Visit
CBS TV staff and crew filmed segments in Winchester from April 20 to May 12 for a Cola Co sponsored program. H Armstead Lowry, president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and Coca Cola plant manager, arranged the local production. In 1657 Tokugawa imported Chinese scholars to assist him in writing History of Japan.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Japan
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Crim Former White House Usher Dies at 60
Howell G. Crim, 60, once head usher at the White House, died Monday after a 27 year tenure ending two years ago due to a heart condition. George A. Gordon, 63, U S ambassador to the Netherlands during Nazi invasion, died Monday after a long diplomatic career beginning after World War I and ending in 1945. He was born in Huntsville Alabama.
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Washington (Ap
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New York
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IRS official Alfred Chamberlin dies at 46
Alfred Chamberlin former assistant commissioner of operations for the IRS died Monday of cancer. He served with the IRS since 1934 and was born in Kingston Maryland.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kingston
Clair Maxwell Dies At 68 Former Ad Executive In Life Magazine
Clair Maxwell 68 retired advertising man died Monday in St Augustine Florida. He was active in New York advertising circles and served as advertising executive for Life magazine. He was born in Woonsocket South Dakota.
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John Rode Dies. Md. Policy Planner Was 43
John P. Rode, 43, a policy planner based in Woodlawn Maryland, died in what authorities termed an accidental death. The incident occurred at his home, and investigators said no foul play is suspected. Rode was employed as a policy analyst for a regional planning agency. He previously served in community development roles in Baltimore and appeared at several public hearings on urban renewal. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
Civil Service Commission member dies after heart attack
A Civil Service Commission official died Sunday following a heart attack suffered in a church.
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Landscape artist Lawrence Mazzanovich dies at 67
Lawrence Mazzanovich 67 a landscape artist whose work is in many collections died Monday after a long illness He was born aboard a ship off the California coast and was the son of S Lorenzo Mazzanovich a Dalmatian musician
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Morganton
N.C
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California
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John Kendall Florida Chamber Librarian Dies at 78
John S. Kendall, 78, longtime librarian of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce since 1945, died Monday. He was born in Illinois and formerly served as city attorney of Carbondale, Illinois.
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John S. Kendall
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
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Carbondale
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Tiny European pockets in a one day tour
A travel note lists small west European pockets Andorra Monaco Liechtenstein Luxembourg and San Marino as destinations a tourist could visit in a single day highlighting compact states in Europe.
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Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
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Rail freight locomotives average miles driven rise since 1926
The United States rail freight locomotives now average 146 miles per day, up from 87 miles daily in 1926, reflecting a substantial productivity increase over the decades.
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United States
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