New NBC Shows Debut Amid Military Themed Entries
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC new lineup including Ensign O'Toole with Dean Jones and McKeever and the Colonel, noting humor mix and family appeal. She also mentions Don't Call Me Charlie in Paris setup and a wartime Lincoln Center CBS concert, plus Loretta Young Show premiere and The Tonight Show host Donald O'Connor.
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All-Male Jury Acquits Woman in Abortion Case
An all male Campbell County Circuit Court jury acquitted Ruth Virginia Dudley aged 46 of performing an abortion on a Negro woman. Dudley was accused of abortion on Ernestine Hamlett 25 of Gladys on March 12. Hamlett was admitted to Lynchburg hospital March 15.
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Ruth Virginia Dudley
Ernestine Hamlett
Gladys
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Local and National Programs
Televised lineup lists News, Weather, and sports segments followed by a mix of dramas, game shows, and movies. Prime hours feature Road To Button Bay, Cain's Hundred, and Tonight with Steve Allen, ending with Anna Karenina in late night.
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Cain’s Hundred
Surfside
Tuesday's Broadcast Lineup Highlights Classic Sitcoms
A dense daily schedule lists noon to 5 pm programs including Best of Groucho, Mexican Spitfire Blessed Event with Lupe Velez, Life Of Riley, Theater of Stars, and more. Prime-time features Joan Fontaine in The Affairs of Susan and a slate of soaps, game shows, and cartoons.
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Riley
Theater of Stars
NOMOD: Navy Weather Aid Uses Sea Platform Monitors Hurricanes
The Navy deploys NOMOD, unmanned weather platforms anchored in the Gulf of Mexico, to monitor and report data over hundreds of miles. Nomad I transmits to Miami and Louisiana stations, aiding forecast offices nationwide with six hour and hourly updates during different wind conditions. Hull built at Philadelphia Naval Shipyards. sensors and electronics from the Bureau of Standards.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Weather Bureau
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Louisiana
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Lockheed and Union Extend Labor Contract Indefinitely
The Machinists union and Lockheed Aircraft extend their labor contract indefinitely defusing a potential strike. About 56,000 workers at California plants will remain on the job until a five day termination notice is issued. Additional settlements with North American and General Dynamics Convair Division align with presidential board recommendations, including a union shop proposal Lockheed opposes.
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Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
California
North American
General Dynamics
Convair
Leningrad Area Harvest Said Unsatisfactory
The Leningrad region harvest was described as extremely unsatisfactory with only 66 percent of grain crops, 37 percent of potatoes, and 31 percent of vegetables collected by September 15. An emergency meeting of the regional Communist party ordered drastic measures to boost harvest work.
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