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...Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, 13,074 miles...
...that calmly enough, but were totally perplexed by President Perón's continuing strange behavior. With less than two weeks till election day, he had not yet launched his campaign, made a speech or even stirred from the capital. Twice he postponed scheduled electioneering tours into Santa Fe and Cordoba provinces. Not a single poster was to be seen anywhere advertising his ticket...
McCarthy the Orator. Too pressed for time to finish his testimony, McCarthy hopped into a plane and headed for Santa Fe to address a gathering of 17 Republican state chairmen from the Rocky Mountain and Midwestern states. This also got him out of town as a Rules subcommittee opened hearings on the resolution of Connecticut's Senator William Benton demanding his expulsion from the Senate...
...circus ended. Said Jack's colleague Ralph Heintz: "It is time we faced facts. The free benefits we formerly received were paid for by Uncle Sam." Bill Jack sold out for $8,000,000 and went out to Rancho Santa Fe, Calif, to take it easy. By 1949, idleness chafed him. In Solana Beach, Calif., he organized the Bill Jack Scientific Instrument Co. to make a new kind of aerial reconnaissance camera, rounded up some new "associates" and began dreaming big dreams. Last week it looked as if Bill Jack was ready to hop into the public...
...collision, the supercolossal climax of Paramount's old-time rail saga called The Denver and Rio Grande. The D. & R.G. itself donated the equipment, due for scrapping. Producer Nat Holt staged the wreck as a fictional incident of the railroad's struggle with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe some 70 years ago, to push the first railway track through Colorado's Royal Gorge. Producer Holt had only one misgiving about his $165,000 real thing: "It looks so good, people will probably think it was staged with miniatures...