Bonanza Unlikely Theme Listed In TV Scout Features
TV Scout previews a religion-focused series The Great Experiment tracing American religious development from colonial times to the present. Also on air Sea World animal rescue segment follows rehabilitated sea lions, with training for a Sea World show and a crime drama FBI story starring Michael Douglas and Donna Mills.
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Animal World
Sea World
San Diego
California
Pam
FBI
Kirk Douglas
Michael
Donna Mills
Egey McCay
Television highlights and film listings in Sunday Messenger
The page previews Cosby Show involvement in a campaign to save a baby tree with Chet Cosby and Elsa Lanchester, notes on Bonanza and The Queen Commands episode, plus The Bold Ones welfare scene, Masterpiece Theater Queen Commands, and Fanfare Queen of Spades. Cast notes include Meg Foster and Hal Holbrook.
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Chet
Cosby
Louise Latham
Meg Foster
Miss Foster
John Badham
Hal Holbrook
Pennywatchers
Do-Gooders
Fanfare
Tchaikovsky
Jennie Touret
Vahan Khanzadian
John Reardon
Evelyn Mandac
Inside the Times Tale Turner Catledge Autobiography Review
A review highlights Turner Catledge’s My Life and The Times published by Harper and Row. It contrasts with Gay Talese’s The Kingdom and the Power, praising Catledge’s anecdotes about Churchill Roosevelt Kennedy Hoover MacArthur Khrushchev and the Times staff. The memoir covers his rise from Neshoba County Mississippi to the Times Washington bureau amid a bygone era of notable figures.
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Gay Talese
West 43Rd St
Turner Catledge
Courtley Mississippean
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Catledge
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Democrat
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Washington
Arthur Krock
Sen
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Cactus Jack Garner
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Cotton
My Life and The Times review of Turner Catledge’s New York Times career
The book portrays Turner Catledge’s rise from Washington bureau staffer to executive managing editor at the New York Times. It highlights his clashes and alliances with publishers like Arthur Sulzberger, his improvements in writing style and local coverage, and his defense of coverage during the Bay of Pigs and Kennedy era. It also recalls La Guardia, Hugh Johnson and other figures with vivid anecdotes.
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Turner Catledge
New York Times
Ed Smith
Senate
Catledge
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
New York City
la Guardia
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Johnson
Oklahoma
Times
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Pacific
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Chicago Sun
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Song
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Stanley Kauffman
Herbert Matthews
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
the Times
Diary of a Mad Housewife review criticizes the film
Jeff Naceley argues the film is likable with witty dialogue and a refreshing lead, yet suffers from Frank Perry’s directing that turns characters into case-study pawns. Tina’s flashback twist and the question of reality leave the viewer unsatisfied, though Carrie Snodgrass’s performance earns her deserved Oscar buzz.
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Jeff Naceley
Carrie Snodgrass
Frank Perry
Perry
Tina
Angela Benjamin
Frank Langella
Miss Snoderess
Tima
Jonathan
Richard Benjamin
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