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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
3
AP television writer reviews the rise of reality based programming amid entertainment led schedules. Notes CBS Radio study shows viewers want non music content and less ads. Mentions Brinkley’s NBC fall Journal premiere The Great Highway Robbery and recommended tonight TV line up NBC ABC CBS.
The sixth U S Tiros meteorological satellite launched from Cape Canaveral provides clear pictures of cloud cover, land masses, rivers and seas. Tiros 5 flies ahead, making two satellites active for the first time while four earlier units have failed. The mission aims to monitor Atlantic hurricane belts during the peak season.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz predicts a quick end to the three week strike by Chicago and North Western Telegraphers as talks near arbitration. AFL-CIO leader Leighty warns resolution may take weeks. railroad board chair Heineman says arbitration scope could be narrowed. The five year dispute centers on manpower economies versus layoff safeguards, impacting Midwest crop shipments.
When macaroni is leftover it gains flavor if reheated with a little stock. Ensure the pasta wasn't overcooked initially to begin with.
Richard W. Glass aged 17 was critically injured in Richmond when he fell beneath the wheels of a moving Chesapeake and Ohio train while attempting to hitch a ride on a trestle near Ninth Street. His brother said he missed the ladder and was knocked against a bridge divider.
In Jacksonville Illinois a 50 year old grandmother Marjorie E Smith died when she moved to restart a stalled car on a Wabash Railway crossing. Her daughter and granddaughters escaped as the train struck the car and the car struck Mrs Smith.
Jefferson G. Ish, 74, died Tuesday in a Chicago hospital after collapsing likely from a heart attack. Ish served as vice chairman of the board at Supreme Oil Co and held roles on the Illinois Public Aid Commission and the SBA advisory board.
In Algiers, Independent Algeria wraps up its inaugural campaign with unopposed candidates handpicked by Ben Bella's Political Bureau and Boumedienne controlled regions. Voters rally in east and west, while Wilaya 4 districts report sabotage and distrust. Clashes and violence noted, public apathy prevalent despite a historic independence turnout.
Dallas AP report notes Johnny Geetah accrued 41 traffic tickets, totaling about $2,385. Most tickets came before his 17th birthday, juvenile court could not require payment. At 17, a judge ordered payment or jail. he was jailed Tuesday and will receive a $3 daily credit for time served.
East Germany's rulers urge citizens to conserve kitchen leftovers and keep pigs in backyards to alleviate the meat shortage.
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