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om fKQi SO- Firms 2 Belvidere Daily Republican, May 1, 1961 'Manhattan9 comes close to a disaster j. rm.niVii8 supersonic I .4 "5 1 i I The Boelng-GE prototypes, "individually crafted planes which will prove or dlsporve the designers' theories, are expected to fly 1,800 miles an hour more than twice the Speed of sound and be big enough to carry 300 passen- gers. Monday night's seemed to be spectacularly bad. The premise was to have some Wyoming Indians claim Manhattan and pitch their tepee on Park Avenue. Ttiey acted like aborigines.

If that pilot had sold, it just might have started the modern Indians ortthe warpath, and this time with good reason. Television networks when dealing with delicate, adult sub WASHINGTON (AP) Manufacturers waiting for months for the signal from Washington to begin work on the construction of two prototypes of a supersonic jet airliner have been truned loose and told to get moving on the project. The go-ahead came Saturday from President Johnson. It was followed immediately be statements from the two principal contractors, the Boeing Co. and General Electric, that they were prepared to proceed swiftly.

They hope to fly the first SST The firms had to wait for the starting gun to be sounded in Washington because govern-, ment money perhaps a billion dollars or more-will be poured into the prototypes. Government funds are subsidizing the project on the theory that the development costs are going to be scr great private industry shouldn't be expected to bear the burden alone. In addition, putting American SSTs in the air is tied up with questions of national pride. The. Soviets -are already well along in developing theirs and the British and French are col The price ftag, on an SST, fANMIfWtJflA By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP, Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) NBC skipped a rerun of "Hey Landlord' Sunday night in favor of a half -hour show called "We'll Take 'Mt was lose to a disaster as a comedy, but it held a certain fascination for a student of television.

It was comedy of a. type the industry calls a pilot. This is a single show made primarily for network executives and sponsors to, decide its possibilities as a series. Because pilots cost so much to make -t $150,000 is not out of the ordinary they are a big loss when they fail xo sell. Each summer gathers a few to, run when "The Lucy r-1 it i wnen unauy rcauy i by commercial airlines in this country and abroad, has been extimated at $35 million to $40 million per plane.

READ THE ADS! in 1970. laborating on one. JNEA Telephotos) STERN, CONFUSED AND JUBILANT were the expressions of, from left, Dr. Carl Coppolino, defense attorney F. Lee Bailey and prosecutor Frank Schaub after an all-male jury in Naples, convicted Coppolino of second-degree murder in the death of his first wife.

He was sentenced to life imprisonment, but Bailey said he was confident regarding an appeal j. Florida: Parched jects usually schedule therrf in the late evening, presumably after young children are in bed. NBC's "Today Show" in a rare special program in early evening time Sunday presented full and extraordinarily frank report on "the pill," taking up in detail the whole subject of oral contraceptive. The approach was clinical. It brought ift experts to discuss the moral, religious, medical, physical and psychological as- pects of thevsuject and it was some but by no means all of the ioss is recovered.

Usually; they are pretty sad efforts. 'MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Flori- while firemen fought only blazes da's peninsula-already drier that threatened populated ar- Irrieatic pumps worked Dawson said, "We just want the Lord to be merciful and give us some rain. We will ask the people who believe in the power of prayer and faith and Godjto pray for rain." 1 the weatherman peeked a ttheir radars and predicted no rain. I -f WTVU.

(television 17) Monday Night 6.00-Weather Report Scotland's sacred isle, Iona, was the center of Christianity in the 7th century. overtime in the Redlands farming areas near Miami but tomato packing houses were closed down. In Lake Alfred, where no rain has fallen' in the last six weeks, the Rev. James P. Dawson, pas-d tor of the Echo Terrace Baptist church, read from the Oldfes-tament: "If my people which are called by My name shall humble themselves and.

pray, and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways. then -will I hear from heaven and will or- give their sins and will heal their land." exttemeiyweurganizeaana enlightening. The same network's Sunday afternoon Experiment inTele-vision' series came to a close with an hour devoted to showing films made by young students of motion picture tefchniques. Two of the most interesting were. "The Boxer," by two British students and a cartoon by a New York University, man.

The English film used familiar television documentary technique. It showed a protests ionaUighter preparing for the ring and in it we heard views, recorded previously, describing his motives and emotions. The cartoon, by Paul Glickman, was drawn and animated in primitive fashion and sychronized to a calypso song, It was gay and funny. The series has moved from original drama to a documentary type approach, and has Sj Swift's Premium Sliced Iflge Bologna 39c I Frozen I i-- Shrimp Dinners 59c Golden Dananos fc 10c Safeguard I ch.f.Boy-Ard.. I yhite.Bread I Spic Span Soap I Spaghetti I cleaner I F- I Large 20 Oi.

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314 S. State St. i 1-Advt. NOTICE 1 Monkees Dream of jeannje Nice Road West i For Your Life Weather, Sports Show Classics Tuesday Show? Judgement NewS Boone Show Sqaures Jeopardy Guess News The Clown, Make A Deal of Our Lives Doctors World Don't Say. Match Game News i Griffin Show Report (Channel 13) -Monday Night Flintstones than a strong martini-is get- ting just what the Florida Chamber of Commerce always' predicts: warm, dry weather.

But Floridians are screaming for cool rain. For all of April, the state had, no measurable-rain. Some sections, now on forest fire alerts, haven't had rain since February. Most of the Sunshine State hasn't beeiv this parched in a quarter century. Weathermen had to go back to 1898 to find the 'mark broken by the drought in the Tampa area.

Only a trace of rain has fallen on Tampa this year. The 1898 record for the first four months was- inches. Miami had .15 inches of rain in April compared with the previous record low of .33 inches in 1943 and an average of nearly four inches for the mohth. The Weather Bureau says i rainfall in the state is 35 to 40 per cent below normal. In a little Baptist church at Lake Alf red Sunday the congregation held a special prayer service for rain to "heal their land." Key West already is rationing water, threatening to shut off anyonewhowastes.it.

Miami is weighing the idea of a ban on: car washing and lawn sprinkling. Everglades waterholes have dried and officials at the national park are pumping drinking water to animals at a slough on -'Anhinga Trail. In Collier County just north of the park, thousands of acres have burned off in recent weeks Fcr Due to an error" of General Telephone. Co. my number was omitted in the new directory, -SAME NUMBER, 542-3221.

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Is your will up to date? Changes in state laws, in federal statutes, in your family relationships, in Treasury Regulations, in court decisions, in your financial status and in inheritance taxation may have materially altered the results which you sought to attain by your will. Have you reviewe4 your will with your lawyer lately? Alvin Anderson, Ph. Cancpi: dJ -beties, paralysis ana heart attacks are words to strike, fear in the hearts of men. Iri all history no word has created the horror and stigna of the word leprosy. Since before the time of Christ the leper has been considered unclean and cursed by God.

In some parts of the ,1 Are your records adequate 6" Are there new federal, state or municipal laws' or ordinances which affect you? Your lawyer can bring you up to date and can instruct you on how to obtain maximum advantages or to diminish liabilities. 7 Have there been changes in the amounts, nature or availability of any of your assets or property? Your lawyer can counsel you on how best to adjust to the new situation and to make the most out of what you have 23Y- WCEE" (Television A $50,000 sut against Belvi- dere Work Clothing Manufac- i turing, 401 W. Pleasant has been filed in Circuit Court by Everett G. Hicks, a truck driver for3 Jones Transfer Co-, of Rockford. Hicks claims that he was "seriously and permanently injured" when a crate work clothing fell from a freight -elevator and struck him.

The suit states that Hicks was injured Dec. 23 of lastyear. Hicks has asked for a jury trial of the suit. a $1.6 million approved jot Northern DEKALB (Special) Federal grants totalling $1,608,800 have been approved for con- "struction of Northern Illinois University's proposed mathematics-psychology building. The U.

Office of Education notified Northern officials that $1,023,034 would be alio- cated from Title II funds for graduate facilities and fh Title I funds for construction of undergraduate facilities in the mathematics-psychology building. Total estimated cost of the project is $4.8 million. Funds were awarded under -provisions of the Higher Education Facilities Act, according to James Harder, N1U assitant to the. vice president of business affairs. The building is one of four classroom projects included in NIU's capital, budget for, the 1967-69 biennium.

The budget -request: has been approved by- the Board of Higher Education and submitted to Gov. Kerner and the state legislature. Both buildings wjll be built on Northern's East campus. Monday Night world "1 1 pers were 11- I let pr?) to wan. 1 T.

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