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i AJ.JJ AU w. Rider. Jr, tnd Of May 31, 19G0 MINNMPOm W0INIK0 TltlPUt KTCA-TV, Ch. 2 (Minn. Education Station) NEWS OF THE WORLD Accord Reported on School Bill WASHINGTON W) An official agreement on a school construction bill Monday was reported, to have been reached in secret senate-house conference.

The compromise version would omit an antisegregation provision adopted last week by the house. ft. rv f( Tuesday MORNING 8:15 Test Pattern. 8:30 "Science," Period Grade 7. "How Are Problems Solved?" 9:00 "Science," Grade 4, "Along a Minnesota Road." 9:30 "Science," Grade 7, Period II.

10:00 "Patterns of Life," sub ject, "The Hormones Small But Mighty." 10:30 "Science," Grade 7, Pe riod III. 11:00 "Ordeal by Fire," sub ject, "The Capture of New Orleans." 11:30 "Science," Grade 7, Pe riod IV. AFTERNOON 12:00 Test Pattern. 1:00 "Science," Grade 7, Period V. 1:30 "Adventures in Reading," Grade 2, "What's New?" 2:00 "Science," Grade 7, Period VI.

2:30 "Driver's Training," Grade 9. 3:00 "Measure of Man," Dr. John Dodds discusses "Are Americans Civilized?" 3:30 "Two Centuries of Symphony," Prof. G. Wallace Woodworth gives analysis of first movement of Beethoven's Second Symphony.

4:00 "That Free Men May Live," guest, Alfred M. Lan-don, former governor of Kan UPI TEIEPHOTO Prima Cnrflti rwo escaPec convicts were cor-uime jpree nered and captured near Olean, Monday after nine hours of violence. In that time they threatened and held captive seven persons, kidnapped a woman as a hostage, shot at a highway patrolman and crashed a stolen car into a tree. Bloodhounds finally tracked down Cecil Lillibridge, 39, (left) and David Parrish, 25. They escaped from the Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson City by overpowering a guard.

ing, formerly Caskel Forge, Inc. The company, the only independent job forge shop in this area, is expanding its operations to include contract engineering, product de Caskel Firm Changes Name A Minneapolis foreines company announced Monday it is expanding its operations and has changed its name to reflect the new nature of its business. The company is CASCO Engineering and Manufactur ON TELEVISION AND RADIO TODAY Blacklisted Writer Does Film Script Special From the New York Tlmei HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Dal-ton Trumbo, who stands at the top of the Hollywood blacklist of movie writers, is the author of the screen play for "The Hot Eye of Heaven," it was learned Monday. The film, which is being shot in Mexico, will be released by Universal-International.

It stars Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson, Dorothy Ma-lone, Joseph Cotten and Carol Lynley. AFFILIATED with Universal in this production is Bry-na productions, the independent movie company headed by Douglas. Trumbo was reported to be in Mexico, presumably to make any required changes in the script. The picture was known until recently as "The Day of The Gun." The first title for the movie was "Sundown at Crazy Horse." There was no indication that Universal intends to give screen credit to Trumbo. It has been customary for movie companies with few exceptions not to use the nances of blacklisted writers on the screen.

Trumbo became blacklisted because he served a jail term imposed after he refused to tell the congressional committee on un-American activities if he was a Communist. Universal has still not decided whether to give Trumbo screen credit for "Spar-tacus," the most expensive picture ever to be distributed by that company. THE PICTURE, made in collaboration with Bryna productions, is said to have cost more than $11,000,000. There is no doubt here that nit iui oai latu that was filmed by Universal was mainly the work of Trumbo, though Howard Fast, author of the book on which the movie was based, wrote a first draft. In addition to these two films, Trumbo did the script for "Exodus," based on the best-selling novel by Leon Uris.

shot This picture is being in Israel. Otto Prem-I Andy Griffith, Lennon Sisters, Garry Moore. "That Wonderful 1950. Ch. 4.

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Frank McHugh, guest of Red Skelton. Ch. 4. 8:30 P.M. In color: Hal March, Paul Win-chell, Alan Young, guests on "Dance Party.

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Ara aiy to piece, get fait results. PHONE FEderol 3-311) tar TELEVISION AND RADIO LOGS Published as a service to readers, at no charge to broadcasters. The Tribune is not responsible for program changes by stations. Eackers of the legislation hope their assurances that the touchy segregation issue has been disposed of will get the bill pas.t southern opposition in the house rules committee. The bill has been considered in serious trouble since the house accepted an amendment by Rep.

Adam Clayton Powell N. providing that schools built with federal funds must be integrated. The amendment blocked quick senate approval of the house's four year, bill. It still threatens to hold up house approval of a formal conference between the two bodies to agree on a bill. BUT A KEY figure in the house fight for approval of a school bill said, yesterday that informal conferences have already settled the problem.

Not a single Conferee on either side would vote to retain the Powell amendment, he said. On other points in conflict it is considered likely the senate would drop a provision in its $1,800,000,000 bill that funds could be used for teachers' salaries as well as for construction, and that the house would accept the senate's formula for allocating funds on the basis of need. The final product would thus come close to meeting President Eisenhower's description of the kind of bill he would approve. Despite optimism prevailing among the bill's backers, however, the rules committee and its chairman, Rep. Howard Smith still remain formidable obstacles to final passage.

USUALLY when the senate rejects a house bill and asks a conference it is agreed to without objection. A single voice raised in protest sends the bill to the rules committee, where a majority would have to approve the conference. Since many in the house don't want a school bill even without the Powell amendment, an objection is virtually certain and the rules committee undoubtedly will have to act. Smith, a southern colleague, Rep. Colmer Miss.) and four Republicans who opposed the bill make up half the 12-man commit- tee.

But one of the Republi- do so again. Stronger Traffic Laws Urged in Safety Study Stronger traffic laws have been recommended by a study committee of the Minnesota Safety council, it was reported Monday. The Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws Study committee, after analyzing current legislative needs, said more stringent regulations are necessary to prevent accidents. The committee recommendations included: An implied consent law which would assume that every person driving a vehicle has consented to tests to determine the alcoholic content of his blood whenever he is arrested for any i offense involving drinking. A uniform maximum day-jtime speed limit of 65 miles an hour.

A motor vehicle inspection law. Driver's license, renewal examinations that include tests of eyesight, ability to signs and knowledge of traffic laws. CHANNEL WCUMV 4 CHANNEL RSIPIV 5 David Stone David Stone Siegfried tie Flying Saucer Siegfried the Todav-Garrowav Bob Ryan Today-Carroway sas and Republican candidate for president In 1936. 4:30 "Efficient Reading," James I. Brown.

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G. Wallace Woodworth gives analysis of the first movement of Beethoven's Second Symphony. 8:30 "Ordeal by Fire," topic, "The Capture of New Orleans." 9:00 "Beginning German," University of Minnesota. 9:30 "Meet the Author," University of Minnesota; G.Theodore Mitau, Professor and Chairman of Political Science at Macalester college. 10:00 "Patterns of Life," subject, "The Hormones Small but Mighty." 10:30 "Search for America," three representatives of entrepreneurial activity discuss their businesses.

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AROUND NATION SURPRISE M. Monroe Kimbrel of Thomson, chairman of the American Bankers association's legislative committee, told the group's convention in Boston, Mass.v that the present congress "disposed of a number of questions of the broadest importance to banking" for a "surprisingly good" record. SPLIT PLAY Former Secretary of, State DeanAcheson said in Washington, "The main purpose of Soviet foreign policy is to split Europe off from the United States." In a speech pre pared for the Atlantic Con-Young Political also said the Acheson ference of Leaders, he Russians expect that by the middle 1960s they will achieve military superiority over the United States. He added that if present rates continue, they would probably reach their goal. DEDUCTIONS Phillip Willike, son of the late Republican presidential candidate, in a com-m ent address at Wahoo, 1 urged federal LmJ income tax de- auctions Willkie for parents sending college.

their children to FOREIGN P.M. IZVESTIA Premier Khrushchev's son-in-law, Iz-vestia editor Alexei Adzhu-bei, made another innovation in his drive to reshape the Soviet press: Izvestia became an evening newspaper, the first among Moscow's 13 ma jor dailies. NIPPED The prosecutor of Hesse state, Fritz Bauer, said in Frankfurt, West Germany, that plans for a convention next Sundav of 800 small neo-Fascist groups were smashed by a raid on headquarters of the organizing group, the German Social movement, in nearby Wiesbaden. NUISANCE Prime Minis ter Nobusuke Kishi's neigh bors wish he would move if he's not going to resign. A constant parade of dem-o a ors against the new Japan-United States sprnritv nart which is sup- Kishl ported by Kishi.

is keeDine the whole neighborhood awake. FIRST FOLIO A West German collector paid $73, 780 for a first folio edition of William hakespeare's comedies, his tories and tragedies. The book, printed in 1623, was offered at a Hamburg auc Shakespeare tion bv Dr. Er nest Hauswedell, book auctioneer, and the Swedish firm Sandsbergs Bokhandel. BODY FOUND Communist China reported in a radio broadcast from Peiping that its Mount Everest expedition found the body of a mountain climber believed to be British while scaling the north face of the peak.

Experts in London said the body could be that of G. L. Mallory or A. C. Irvine who disappeared on a 1924 expedition.

Tito, Envoy Confer BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (Reuters) President Tito conferred here Monday with United States Ambassador Karl L. Rankin at a meeting requested by the ambassador. Both Yugoslav and American sources declined to disclose the subject of their conversation. AdvertiseTnnt Special introductory offer to interest new readers June Reader's Digest regular price 35 29 this month only now 1 I inger, producer-director of cans, Rep. Reece of Tennes-the picture to be released by see, voted to let the bill go United Artists, has said he to the floor originally and its will -give screen credit to sponsors are hoepful he will velopment and machining to complement its steel forging and fabricating operations, James B.

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10:30 P.M. guests on 9:05 P.M. "Bye Bye KSTP. Trumbo. i Car, Driven by Wife, Kills Man FORT DODGE, Iowa (UPI) A Fort Dodge man was killed and his two small children injured Monday when they were run over by the family car driven by the wife and mother.

Dead is Wilbert Ricke, 39. Seriously injured was a son, Kenton, 2, while a daughter, Pamela, 5, escaped with minor head cuts and was released from a hospital after emergency treatment. Police said Mrs. Margaret Cirke started to drive the car from the garage but side-swiped the house and' lost control of the vehicle. It struck Ricke and the children, dragging Ricke 80 feet onto the curb across the street.

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