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If present plans work out, the people of Japan will be able ‘to see ‘live TV pickups from the New York World‘s Fair. Camâ€" eras and equipment are being installed at the Japanese Pavilâ€" ion at the Fair and will be used in conjunction with the Telstar satellite. s26.50 seo.39 s69.75 ©$76.00 sB I.1| GRAND HOTEL Entertainment Nightly Mon. through Sat. Ed Christy and The Peppermints Keeping their audience‘s atâ€" tention is necessary, so long conâ€" versations are avoided and the action is constant. Slapstick aitâ€" uations are mixed with genuineâ€" ly funny scenes. The fast â€" paced performance done by competent actors make very fine entertainâ€" ment for the young and for adults as well. Tickets are $1.00 and may be obtained at Blayâ€" ney‘s Pharmacy, Waterloo. Gwen Verdon and Tab Hunter supply the romance and vigor in "Damn Yankees," the longâ€" running Broadway musical made Into a comedy film. It will be on â€"WBENâ€"TV‘s lateâ€"night 11:20 Show Saturday, Merh 21. 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