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Shortage. In Kansas City, Mo., Motorist Walter Virgil Stone, after ramming another car, admitted that something was wrong with his own car, was charged by police with driving without driver's license, registration, city tag, headlights and adequate brakes...
With Billy de Wolfe as her guest, Imogene Coca (Sat. 9 p.m., NBC) did little better with song and a strained set of sketches. Only in one skit-Motorist Coca trying to get through a toll station without a dime-did she show her talent for getting laughs with the famous whimper...
Baited Breath. In Memphis, although not charged with drunken driving, Motorist Howard O. Wright insisted on a drunkometer test, flunked it, was fined $51 in addition to the original $26 for reckless driving...
...about $1,600,000 a mile-mostly financed by bond issues. But by 1960 New York expects to be collecting $36,560,000 in tolls a year from an estimated 70 to 90 million cars. The main attraction is neither trout nor scenery but the simple fact that a motorist staying within the 60-m.p.h...
...Push. In Milwaukee, charged with speeding 64 m.p.h. through city streets, Motorist Arthur Garrett was fined $50 despite his excuse: "Another car pushed...