St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 8

8 A Feb. 21, 1962 SUOUIS POST-DISPATCH jTHIEF PRIES OPENRADIO TV COST IS! IN GLENN FLIGHT DOWNTOWN CLAYTON CMITWOOO IT-AI HWNER THERE IS $2,000,000 SH0PD00R a i "rr lln Mimiinmnejsro niiTi-TmiTn-iiiiimi iiriiipinnniMiniiiTniinnm-nr "urmi mm iipti 9ft2 Vork Times News Srvl j. A burglar's exertions in prying jepen a door last night tlirew him 'almost into the arms of Edward NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Cover age of the astronaut's flight cost the nation's broadcasters more than $2,000,000 and, for the major networks alone, called on the Ringenback president of jHampton Home Auto Supply 1 5301 Hampton avenue, i Ringenback, working in a rear room after closing the store shortly before 10 p.m., heard a services, of more than 500 work The result was a play-by-play, T-Fal Pans Clean Yhemselvesl" No Grease, SmoEte or Spatter! second-to-second account that roise at a side floor, as ne siarted to investigate, the door blanketed the nation's television screens and radio dials and, by short wave, carried the story to the world. SPECIAL! Noted Long Play Record Albums for Every Taste at Superb Savings! This vast selection includes major labels such at Columbia, Mercury, Command, Decca, others top name artists.

Select your 12-inch stereo or monaural albums from this group! pancake griddle, 10'a" size aO 6.98 lO'A" fry pan The big sum includes the expenses caused by the several since last month when the broadcasters moved into Cape Canaveral in readiness for the flew open and a young man i 'stumbled Ringenback, irecovering from his surprise, eized a section of metal pipe defend himself. The intruder I Scrambled to his feet, dropped a crowbar and a tire tool and fled. 1 Police and a dog from the Jfanine Corps followed a trail to en alley east of Hampton ave-: jnue, wfaere the scent was lost. Later, police discovered that I the Missouri Department of Rev event. 169 The basic coverage was pro each vided by a pool network set up by the radio and television net works of the American Broad casting the Columbia Broad Monaural Selections: 1.

"Encorel" Andre Kostelanati conducting N.Y. Philharmonic 2. "Adventur. in the Sun," Percy Faith and hit orchestra 3. "Sentimental and Swinging," Tommy Dorsey and orchestra, featurina Jimmy Donev enue office at 4655 Hampton had casting System and the National Broadcasting as well as the peen ransacked, but notning was Mutual Broadcasting System Entrance was gained by forcing a rear door.

Police said 'uhat marks of a crowbar on the 4. oongos-Bongos-Bongot, performances by Las Ad- radio network. The pool cost ran to $753,000, with each participant miradores 5. "Trumpet on the Wing," Wingy Manona and his or contributing. This was merely a start.

The chestra "My Reverie," Alvino Ray with tha Jud Conlin Rhythmaires Jdoor corresponded with those on Jthe door of Ringenback's store. Theft of $189 from a safe in a Ben Franklin Store at 9421 Gravois avenue, Affton, was dis- networks organized their own special coverages, programs Ragtime Jamboree, Lawson-naggart Jan band 7. 8. Johnny Ray, "On the Trail" from the home town of Lt. Col.

Around tha World. Steva Allen and his orchestra John H. Glenn from Wash 10. "Charlie Weaver Sinai or His People" covered last night when the pro-Jprietor checked the premises on his way home from bowling. Claude H.

Schnarr, 10014, Elsie Jdrive, Affton, called police after 4 he found that a barred door at the rear of the store had been forced. The combination had been knocked off the safe and "the contents stolen. Miss Virginia Roberson, clerk iln a confectionery at 2742 Stod-dard street, was held up last night by three youths and robbed rJt C101 amaA m(U ington and from other points. In all, CBS estimated that its effort cost $800,000 and required 200 workers. ABC said that it spent $675,000 and used 100 persons.

NBC declined to estimate its expense but said it had assigned 200 workers to the job. NBC's total cost was believed to be $750,000. There was no estimate of the radio-television audience across the nation, but it ran to many millions. 11. Rev.

Gatemouth Moore and his Gospel Singers 12. "Irving Berlin in Latin America" 13. "Happy Session," Benny Goodman and his orchestra with Andre Previn 14. "Reunion in Rhythm," Frankle Laine with Michel LeGrand conducting 15. "The Beat of My Heart," Tony Bennett 16.

"This Game of Love," Vie Damone 17. "The Kirby Stone Touch" 18. "Curtain Going Up," overtures of Broadway hit shows 1. "The Four Lads Sing Frank Loesser" 20. "Such Sweet Thunder," Duke Ellington and his orchestra 21.

"Songs for Swingers," Buck Clayton with his All-Stan 22. "Say One for Me," Sound track, Bing Crosby, Debbie Reynolds 23. "Jimmie Rodgers Sings Folk Songs" 24. "Faith of Our Fathers," Betty Johnson and tha Johnson Family Singers 25. "Ballad of the Blues," Jo Stafford with Paul Weston 24.

"Le Grand Jan," Michel LeGrand with 31 Jazz Men 27. "Cole Porter in Latin America" 28. "Festival Da Puerto Rico 1959," Pablo Casals conducting 2. "Brahms Concerto in Major for Violin," Isaac Stern 30. "Complete String Quartets of Beethoven," Budapest String Quartet Stereo Selections: 31.

"The Million Dollar Sound of the World's Most Precious Violins," Vol. 1 1. 32. "Unforgettable Dinah Washington" 33. "Sound Off," Sousa Marches by Frederick Fennell 34.

Rimsky-Korsakov "Capriccio Espagnol," Borodin Po-lovetslan Dances, Dorati and London Symphony 35. "Ray Orbison Sings Lonely and Blue'' By United Press International. Newspapers spared no space, devoting tens of thousands of column inches to dispatches, photographs, charts and commentary on the historic feat. New York City' seven major daily papers alone filled 5476 column inches with their layouts on the first earth orbit by an American. They're with pure Teflon and you can enfoy the benefits of fat-free cookery, including easier cleaning a rinsing is all they usually need (thinlc of the money you save on cleansers!) The Teflon coating is fully guaranteed not to crack, chip or peel in normal use.

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