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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
MeNamara Raps COP

CONTINUED from Back Page
MCNAMARA CAMPAIGNING IN WAYNE COUNTY.
COMMENDED THAT THE COPS MONEY POLICIES BENE.
FIT THOSE WHO NEED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE THE
LEAST.
The Senator said interest charges the national debt
10 Of each Federal tax dollar The
AVERAGE rate on the debt about 70 per
cent higher than in 1882 he said.
THE INCREASE IN INTEREST RATES WAS NOT Ac-
cIDENTAL," HE SAID. 1T WAS A DELIBERATE POLICY
OF THE REPUBLICANS"
He called he policy "a welfare program for those who
don't need it,"
THIS is A FANTASTIC PRICE TO PAY FOR ALSO
LuTELY NOTHING" HE SAID.
MCNAMARA. DEVILS re- LIAR! - SPIRITUAL
CRIPPLE!
DENIS 3oe S INITIATION HALTED!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
More Hay For Cop 2 s
Continues from Page ons)
"A.P0ona HFCTnuV ONLY DAYS AWAY"

c.s. Monitor 1922
Rowe. Mass.
ess<svse pswsr p~sdvesd By atomic energy may be
Wswsns ixss New Erssrd hs~ss end offices within ihe
next few days.
n fact progress is being made every day. and fhe
t;nes sy - brought up 10 speed at almost time
according 10 Roger coe Yankee Company ves-presi
dent.
is now expected HAT The atomic power plant,
a Of It's kind in This sxssse region will become fully
opsrssonsl by early next year hs disclosed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
'cvHo HURTS OUR PREsneE?"
From "As lawrence Sees n" = BY
David Lawrence. Free Press Edis1.


psps. 1917. end NY. rrib.
WAsHINcToN-H American "pressiss" isn't ~ low
point in shs world YET n will b IL those who
playing vp that idea snd making tte esvSI Issue IN
political campaign continue btv - pSrsUs M eDugsA
THE SOVIET UNION IS ALREADY REJOICING AZ
AMERICAS selF-MADE EMBARRASSMENT. HERE. FOR
EXAMPLE. IS AN ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH FROM
MOSCOW: - 0UvuW
"'Prsvds devoted nearly columns today TO quot
ing ssevsn statement BY Senator John F. Kennedy and
speech by Ads Stevenson saying American prestige Is
- . low"
BUT THE QUESTION NATURALLY ARISES: Why
DO ANY AMERICAN CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS GIVE AID
AND COMFORT TO OUR GOLD WAR ENEMIES By
HARPINc ON OUR ALLEGED LOSS OF PRESTIGE?
The usually given that even 70 ask such qves-
fon is 10 npvse disIoyslfy or 10 imPvgn motives.
n would have been beer 70 permit each contender 70
write out his views and give them Tv in finished form
10 fhe American people.
IN MATTERS AFFECTING WAR OR PEACE. IT IS
BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
US. Facing Slump
(Conhnved from Page one)
The STEEL STRIKE TREASON HAS
CREATED A 1860 RECESSION /!
iT'SAS SIMPLE AS THAT!

n was at the Coliseum that Kennedy, making his
fourth campaign trip in quest Of Mehigans 20 electoral
accused the Republican Party OF failing to meet the
needs Of the future.
THE ECONOMY is SLIPPING INTO THE THIRD RE.
cEssloN IN SIX YEARS" HE TOLD A WILDLY FARTi-
SAN CROWD"
He blamed Republicans for The steel industry being
so cent Of capacity for housing starts this be-
ing 80 per those Of last year and for The Meh
gan unemployment problem being that many Of
the 200 900 unemployed worked since the 1858
recession.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

Ne DOESN'T LIKE "FATHER-MOTHER GOD"
WE INFORMED HIM THAT GOD DICTATED ALI OF
MRS eDpYs COPYRIGHTED WRITINcs-cooS GREAT
EST MARY Matthew 1893 Revelation i7:'. which ws
spelled out for him)
DOES NOT LIKE 'UNREAlITY OF SIM
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TENET THERETO NO ,
BUT WE GIVE you ALL SIX:
"TENETs Of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
From The Christian Science Textbook
"scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY
TO THE SCRIPTURES"
T. As ApssERENrs OF TRUTH WE TAKE The IN
sPIRED WORD OF THE BIBLE AS OUR SUFFICIENT
GUIDE 70 ETERNAL LIFE.
T. WE AcKNowL EDGE AND ADORE ONE SUPREME
AND INFINITE COD WE AcKNoWlED HIS SON ONE
CHRIST; THE HOLY GHOST OR DIVINE COMFORTER;
AND MAN IN GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS.
>. WE ACKNOWLEDGE GODS FORGIVENESS or
SIN m THE DESTRUCTION or SIN AND THE SPIRITUAL
UNDERSTANDING THAT CASTS OUT EVIL AS UNREAL
BUT THE sElsEF IN SIN IS PUNISHED so LONG AS THE
BELIEF LASTS.
4. WE AckNowL LEDGE JESUS AroNEMENT AS
THE EVIDENCE or DIVINE, EFFicAcIoUs LOVE. uN-
FOLDING MANS UNITY WITH GOD THROUGH CHRIST
JESUS THE AY-sHoWER; AND WE ACKNOWLEDGE
THAT MAN IS SAVED THROUGH CHRIST, THROUGH
TRUTH, LIFE. AND LOVE AS DEMONSTRATED BY THE
cALILEAN PROPHET IN HEALING THE SICK AND OVER
COMING SIN AND DEATH
S. WE AcKNoWL EDGE THAT THE cRUcIFIxIoN
OF JESUS AND HIS RESURRECTION SERVED TO UP
LIFT FAITH TO UNDERSTAND ETERNAL LIFE, EVEN
THE ALLNEss OF SOUL, SPIRIT. AND THE NOTHING
NESS OF MATTER.
g. AND WE soLEMNLY PROMISE TO WATCH. AND
PRAY FOR THAT MIND TO BE IN US WHICH WAS ALSO
m CHRIST JESUS; TO DO UNTO OTHERS AS WE WOULD
HAVE THEM DO UNTO US; AND TO BE MERcIFUL,
JUST AND PURE.
MARY BAKER EDDY
OUR DEFENSE : 'UNREALiTY OF SIM
GENESIS OF CREATION = EXTERNALLY PERFECT:
MAN. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS.
WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL!
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS t-l.s-l VERY cooDr
- PERFECT!
cease YE FROM MAN. : OF THE FLESH!
isaiah 2:22: cease YE FROM MAN, WHOSE
BREATH IS IN HIS NosTRiLs, FOR WHEREIN IS He
TO BE ACCOUNTED OFF"
"REvEREND." we said. THAT. AND GENESIS I:26.
AND 81. GIVE YOU BASIC CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRIST
JESUS 30 YEARS RETURN = FoREvERMoRE - IN
HIS MODERN KINGDOM. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT!
"REvEREND, I COUNT NY LIFE A PRODUCT OF
zoo YEARS OF MORAL AND SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION
OF MARTIN LUTHER HERITAGE! ALL FOUR GRAND
PARENTS WERE BORN IN GERMANY.
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR
REVEREND. OFTEN WRITE: BUT WHY NOT BE
AN I-kLMoRTALY GODS ONE, sATAN-FREE, SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS HIS CHRIST SCIENTIST,
MAKES THAT POSSIBLE"
~ TAKE SERIOUSLY THAT DIcTATlON OF GOD
TO ST. PAUL m ROMANS. WHAT LYING KNAvEs AND
FOOLS THE DEVILS ADAMS EWES, MURDERoUs GAINS,
JUDAsEs, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD ARE - MAKING hAPERA-.
TIVE THE MIGHTY SPIRITUAL REBIRTH VIA THE
C-H-IL-DL-ES-s CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN
FoREvERMoRE = IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM THE
cHIsTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
Evening star., 1960-12-07
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
UdoII Fits Pottern:
Thoughtful, Athletic

balls. And he can catch a foot
ball in the fastest game Of
touch.
So, on the surface, anyhow,
the Kennedy uniform seems to
fit the Arizona Congressman.
He also is young, 40.
Some Clues
Going deeper. there are sew
eral clues to how he will re-
spond to some of the challenges
of his new job as Secretary Of
Interior.
First off, Representative
Udall probably knows as much
as any man in Congress about
the Indian problems he will
face as Secretary. His I'd dis
trict in Arizona has about 100,-
900 Indians living in it-more
than any other in the United
States. His district also has
the most national parks and
monuments. His concern for
the welfare of Indians and pub
lie terrain has reflected itself
in scores of bills he has spon-
sored since coming to Congress
in 1855.
Another challenge of the new
to satisfy the Nations ever-in-
to satify the Nations ever-in-
creasing thirst for water. Mr..
Udall in the past has pushed
for full speed on the Federal
program to find economical
ways to desalt water. The Fed
eral Office of Saline Water will
be in his Jurisdiction.
Loves Outdoors
In 1858, he supported legis-
lation to give Federal help to
the copper industry. So the
ailing mining business can ex-
pect at least understanding
and probably help from him.
Conservationists, too. knowing
Representative Udall's own love
of the outdoors, are heartened
by his appointment.
Less clear is what he is like
ly to do as Secretary aboGt the
Governments oil import pro-
gram and the struggle between
private and public power in
tereSts.
His particular responsible
ties aside, Representative Udal
Evening star., 1960-12-07

emphatically agrees with Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy on the
need for economic growth. III
there is no thermonuclear war, u
Mr.. Udall has said, lit is likely
that the whole future balance
of world power will depend on
what is called the ruble war
the struggle for supremacy be-
tween the two dominant eco
nomic systems in the world
today"
Son Of Chief Justice
The son of the late Levi S
Udall. former chief justice oi
the Arizona Supreme Court, the
newly appointed Secretary
practiced law in Tucson, Ariz.
before he was elected to Con.
gress. Since his election. Mr.
Udall has been an outSpoker
champion Of Federal aid Il
education. He serves on tn,
House Education and Labor
Interior and Insular Affair.
Committees and on the Join
Committee on Navajo -Hopi In,
dian Administration.
A Mormon. Mr.. Udall neithe.
drinks nor smokes. While Con
gress is in session, he lives will
his wife and children at ASS,
Chain Bridge road, Mclean
Va. His other home Is in Tue
son. Ariz.
He is a student Of history
SHES away from Washington
social functions and usual,
leaves his fourth floor ofice II
the Old House ONCE BuildinI
at the end of the day with
battered brown brief case o
papers under his arm.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
$4,000 Awarded
Man Injured in
Work for.Nuw

A District Court jury yester-
day returned a verdict Of
$4,000 damages In favor of q
California man for injuries
suffered in December, 1855,
when he was struck by an en-
ploye of three construction con-
Germs at Rota. Spain.
The plaintiff is William K.
Harris, now 81, of San Diego,
Calf. At the time Of the Incl
dent he was a Navy civilian
employe responsible for the in
spection Of certain Navy equip
ment Being used in constructing
defense installations, according
to counsel.
The construction employe,
who was not named a defendant
in the suit, struck Mr.. Harris
with his fist. knocking the
plaintiff into an automobile.
Mr.. Harris, it was testified, suf.
fered a severe back injury in
cluding a fracture Of lower
vertebra.
The jury's verdict was against
the three construction concerns
which. according to the suit,
were engaged in Joint venture
in constructing defense installa-
tions.
The suit lists the three con.
Germs as the Raymond Con-
crete Pile Co.. 1900 block of I
street NV; Brown g. Root,
Inc, 400 block of Thirteenth
street NV. and the Walsh
Construction Co. of Davenport,
Iowa.
Mr.. Harris was represented by
Joseph P. Tumulty. jr.. and
M. Joseph Matan. attorneys.
Mr.. Harris resumed work for
the Navy Department in 1858,
Mr.. Matan said.
Judge Joseph c. McGarraghy
presided at the trial of the suit.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Another serious but athletic
type joined the Kennedy team
today with the appointment OF
Steward Lee Udall of Arizona
as Secretary of Interior.
So pensive is this newest ap-
pointee that he often answers
a probing question only after
rising from his desk chair, turn
ing his back on the questioner
and staring thoughtfully out
the window for several seconds
the better to think.
Yet this same man finds il nc
change-of- pace problem at all
to squat behind the catcher in
the Mclean (VaD Little League
and boom out the strikes and
Evening star., 1960-12-07

FULL NAME-Stewort Lee UdoII.
CLAIM TO FAME-Nomed Sec
retory OF lnterior by President
elect Kennedy.
HoME-Tueson, Ariz.. and Ne
Leon, Va.
BIRTHoAY-Joauory 81. 1920. in
ST. Johns, Ariz.
EDUCATION - Eostern Arizona
College; law degree from Uni
versity Of Arizono. lo4S.
JOBS Lowyer; Representative
from Arizono's I'd district I 1855
to present.; Army Air Corps
gunner during World War H..
FAMilY-Morried to the former
Ermolee Webb Of Msso, Anz.;
six children. Tom, II; Scott.
u; Lynn. 10; Lori. 8; Denis.
4; Jones, J..
HoBBlES-Hikins, boseboII, bos-
ketboll.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Dentists Make History
Dentists Make H1StOfy
Brand Of Toothposte Recognized
As Decay Preventive Agent

sredient in the toothpaste-I
stannous fluoride, a compound
of tin and fluorine.
Back of the councils deci-
sion are 10 years of clinical
studies. There were seven test
groups, each matched by "con-
trolls"
One group used the dentifrice
"under normal conditions in
their home" They experienced
a % per cent reduction in the
incidence Of tooth decay.
Reduction In Decay
Members OF the 81 con d
brushed their teeth once a day,
under supervision, with a "a
per cent reduction. In a third
group, with supervised brush
ing three times daily, there
was 81 per cent reduction
in decay.
The council said these expert
ences emphasized the need for
frequent use of the dentifrice,
along with a program of good
oral hygiene, to achieve maxi
mum benefits. Good oral hy-
giene" would include proper
use Of the toothbrush, regular
attention from a dentist and
avoidance of excessive con-
sumption of candy, sweetened
soft drinks and other sources
of sugar, which cause teeth to
rot.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Stunnous Fluoride
Used In Product
BY RAY BRUNER
1iadO Science EditeP

The American Dental AS
sociation made history today.
It officially recognized a tooth
paste as an effective decay
preventive agent.
This had never been done
before by the ADA, which
for years had rejected claims
Of many dentrifice manufact-
urers, such as "a clean tooth
never decays.
The unique distinction Of
being recognized by the ADA
goes to Crest, manufact-
ured by Proctor & Gamble
Cincinnati.
Crest, the ADA council on
dental therapeutics reported in
today's issue of the Journal Of
the American Dental Associa-
ton, "has been shown to be an
effective anti-caries decay
preventive) dentifrice that can
be of significant value when
used in a conscientiously ap-
piled program of oral hygiene
and regular professional care;
Crest dentrifice may also be
of value as a supplement to
public health procedures"
The council emphasized its
action applied only to one in
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Tooth Paste Brand Wins
Dental Groups Approval

Muller believes topical appli.
cation by the dentist will be
much more important than the
toothpaste and that fluoridated
water supplies are still the best
and cheapest method OF dental
decay prevention.
The ADA. in its announce.
ment to the dental profession.
also stressed that stannous.
fluoride tooth paste is an aid
but not cure.all and does not
substitute for community fluori.
dation.
But the decay reduction cred.
tied to Crest is marked.
In one test group using the
dentifrice under normal con.
ditions in their homes" there
was a 23.per cent reduction,
as compared with brushing
done with other cleaners.
In another group, where
there was supervision Of
brushing once daily, the re.
duction was 81 per cent.
Under an ideal setting. where
brushing was supervised three
times a day. there was a 81
per cent reduction. a figure
ranking favorably with so per
cent reduction in community
water studies and so per cent
in Muhlers' topical method.
The ADA has made it clear
it was only recognizing Crest
and that the acceptance does
not apply to any other stannous
flouride dentifrice that may be
on the market or might come
on later.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

The ADA now recognizes
three methods Of obtaining
benefits from fluorides:
- Fluoridation of COM
munity water supplies.
y Systematic application Of
fluoride solutions by the den.
tist to the surface of chill.
dren's teeth.
- Stannous fluoride denti-
frice.
Fluoridation. the ADA coun-
Gil stated, is by far the most
desirable method of preventing
decay, from the standpoint of
cost, effectiveness and con.
venience.
Preliminary studies by the
council suggest that comblna-
ton of all three methods may
be more worthwhile than one
alone.
Fluorine, in fluorine COM
pounds, is a trace element"
necessary for adequate con-
struction of our bodies. Teeth
that lack fluorine are more
susceptible to decay than teeth
that contain an adequate
amount.
Not all decay, however, is
believed due to fluorine defi-
cheney. Also the use Of flu
oridation decreases in effec-
tiveness as children grow to-.
ward maturity.
Evening star., 1960-08-17


keted commercially by Proctor
l. Gamble Co. under the. name
OF Crest.
The action is significant not
only becs Use the ADA has for
decades refused to recognize
any toothpaste. but has also
implied that the public was
wasting money buying it.
ADA educational materials
have stressed that the tooth
brush is a big preventive weap-
on and that baking soda or salt
water are as effective as any
tooth paste or powder.
As one toothpaste after an.
other came alorg with lavish
claims for the long sought
ingredient to curb tooth de.
cay, the ADA promptly eau.
toned the public against ex.
travagant advertising.
Toothpastes containing chic.
rophyll, ammonia, penicillin.
detergents. germ-killers. sugar.
blocking engines and others
failed to win the much.sought
ADA approval.
The official nod given to
Crest is expected to have re.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

The American Dental associa-
hon today officially recognized
Crest toothpaste as ian effec-
tive decay preventive agent" !"
Crest Is the first dentHrice ever
to receive such recognition, the
association said in Chicago.
In a statement published In
the August / issue Of The Jour.
nal Of the American Dental AS
sociation. the ADA. council on
dental therapeutics reported:
"Crest has been shown to be
IN effective anticaries (decay
preventive) dentifrice that can
be Of significant value when
used in a conscientiously ap-
piled program Of oral hygiene
and regular profess .onal care;
Crest dentifrice may also be OF
value as a supplement to-. '
health Drocneae77Tg7?F';S:::;3 #
Evening star., 1960-08-17

percussions in a dentrifice mar.
ket where sales exceed $500
million a year.
The endorsement is a per-
sonal victory for a 3s-year.old
biochemist. Joseph C. Muhler.
who began working with stan.
nous flouride as a substitute for
sodium flouride when a sopho.
more dental student at Indiana
University.
Although the conservative
ADA continued to decline &C.
ceptance Of his assertions,
Muhler persisted in his re.
search when a less deter.
mined investigator might
have become discouraged.
Muller has assigned his pat.
ent to the Indiana University
Research Foundation.
Proctor l. Gamble, headed by
Neil McElroy. former secre.
'tary of Defense, has paid al.
most 100000 in royalties to
the foundation.
Under university regulations,
Muller is not allowed to par.
ticipate in royalties but a uni.
versity spokesman said he had
been taken care of with a sub.
stantial increase in salary that
puts him in top level ranks
He also has been awarded a
special title as research pro.
fessor Of basic sciences, a new
laboratory and the freedom to
work on his chosen projects.
Muller believes even greater
advances in StannouS fluoride
lie ahead.
In an interview with the
Observer.C Chicago News Serv.
ice, he predicted that stan.
nous fIuoride applied only
once to the teeth by the den.
tist in matter. Of seconds, in.
stead Of many minutes as
now, will confer protection
for an indefinite period.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
enanger protection the west side Of the Iowa river
Dental Group Okays Crest
As Decay-Preven+ive Agent

1.-THE stannous fuoride denti-
trice Is an aid to combating
dental decay: It is not q cure
all. Nor will it substitute for
fluoridation Of community wa.
ter supplies. Fluoridation,
which is supported by exhaus-
tive long term studies, re-
mains by far the most effective
means for obtaining the bene-
fits Of fluorides.
I'VE hope that additional
studies will further clarity the
role Of Crest or other denti'
trices In the program Of pre-
venting dental decay"
Three elements were involved
In the councils decisions't
safety. to-
Evening star., 1960-08-17
cure-all ..>....<.II.....I1.............

The more you read the clippings above, the you realize that
now you do something about tooth decay with toohpase
Denrce found prevent decay recognition from the
American Dental Association never done before These some
of the words the nations press used this month tell the news of
the American Dental Associations recognition of Crest as effective
against cavities
Effective against cavities but not a cureau
But effective this sannous Auorde toohpase has proved be-
there's lot good dental health than just squeezing on
your toothbrush.
The real key sno the of Crest alone But the use of Crest as
part of a dental program.
The American Dental Association spelled this out in their official
Evening star., 1960-08-17

nlZed Q tootn
paste as hav'
ing decay.pre.
venting bene'
fits.
The ADA
h e adquarters
officially ac.
cepted a fluo-
ride dentifrice
discovered by
an Indiana
u n ! versity
dental scien.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Don't expect miracles-do expect Je,cer cavities
As the American Dental Association says Cest has been shown
be effective hen you it right and regularity So
up with the right kind of dental program and reducing your
famiys cavities
Evening star., 1960-08-17
BY ARTHUR J. SNIDER
observer .chcasO News World Service

CHICAGO - In an unpre.
cedented action. the American
Dental Association has recog'
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Why is Crest different from other toohpastes9
The is simple The thing that makes Crest different is
Fluoristan"-an exclusive stannous fuoride formula.
Stannous uode, you know, dentists them.
selves to prevent cavities With Crest you put the
fuoride your teeth at home every time you BRUSH
The effectiveness of this uode Crest has been proved by
years of Tests which Crest had prove its superiority
regular toothpaste. And did in after test.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Cest has been shown be effective antdecay dem
thrice that of significant value when used in consentosy
applied program of oral hygiene and regular professional
Rules for denial health still apply
And that of course the complete dental your dentist
has always recommended for dental health:
l. You still should brush regularity After each meal is best
g. You still should brush right Away from the gums And make
you brush every ooth-especially the back ones
g. You still should Uatch those treats bettUeen meals Between
meal treats be oerdone Be follow your dentists advice
f. YouaNShoudeeyow dentist twce year, Give him chance
spot trouble early and stop before gets headway.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

ovenee his sons murder. Ernest
Borenine stars. (RepeotI
5-FIisht. Adventure.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
Starring John Lupton. lRepsat.I
9-Reekonins. Drama.
I Hour. The Edge OF Truth.
The late Paul Douelos will be
seen as O conscientious policeman
whose coreer is ieopordized otter
O routine troffie summons. Ire
peot.)
500
5-Five-Stor Feoture. Movie.
z Hours. "Lloyds OF London"
1889. The story Of EnoIonds
famous insurance house. Tyrone
Power, Madeleine CorroII
7-Musie for q Summer Night.
The Legend OF the Flying Dutch
man A musicoI SEQ soeo stor-
ring loIo Fisher, Tommy Roll,
Jack Drummond and others.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
WEDNESDAY Program Listngs

Continued From Preceding Puss
6:4S
4-NBc News.
Chet HuntIey, Devid 5rinkIey.
s-Dousles Edwords. News.
TOO
4-Tombstone Territory.
Storing Pot Convey (RepeetD
5-Woody Woodpeeker. Kids.
7-Baekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. SieeeI. MeIkie.
9-Reseue 8. Adventure.
7:26
S-TV Editorial.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
1880
4-Woson Train. Western.
I Hour. "The Estobon Zomoro
Story" A father attempts to
Evening star., 1960-07-17
July 20

$3.50
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen, m. c.
1.-The Nelson F'mily. C'm'dy.
Ozzie nokes o speech ot the
Women's Club. lRepeot,)
9-Men Into Space. Science.
WiIliom Lundioon stors, Ire
peot.)
900
4-Hoppy. Comedy.
An argument between newlyweds
gets SoIIy and Chris into on
oroument of their own. Ronnie
Burns, Yvonne Lime stor.
7-Howaiion Eye. Crime.
! Hour. All Expenses Poid."
investigator Lopoko becomes fos-
cInoted with Howoiion ViIIooe
guest, only TO learn she hos been
sent to the islonds by her gong
ster boyfriend. Bob Conrad,
Koren Steele. tRepeotD
9-The Millionaire. Dronno.
When O beotnik receives mil
lion dollar check he proposes to
build q club where he ond his
friends con create. Marvin Mil
Ter, Joanna Moore. tRepeot.l
$50
4-Tate. Western.
A Mexican hires Tote to ovenee
the disresPect to his fcniIy COM
nitted by ronehhend. Dovid
Mcleon stors
9-I've Got q Secret. Panel.
Guest: Tony RandoII.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
Not King Coles life. (Repeot.D
s-Recket Squad. Detective.
"Wednesday Night Fights.
Sonny Roy vs.. Billy Ryon. 10
rounds. Light -heovyweiohts. Chi
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