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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
15
CBS renews Steel Hour for another season marking a rare survival of a dramatic program amid tough ratings for westerns and private eye shows. The renewal reinforces the network lineup as competition with genre shows continues.
TV networks shift schedules to cover President Kennedy's European trip and meetings with De Gaulle and Khrushchev. NBC plans daily JFK reports this weekend. CBS airs Belmont Stakes. Murrow to guest on Meet the Press. Vivian Vance to appear on Red Skelton. Peter Lawford Peggy Lee ice show on NBC.
Paul Anka, barely out of his teens, talks with show business insiders and reflects on his rise from teen singer to a performer writing and recording for others. He explains his move from Ottawa to New Jersey, aims at a Broadway show, and offers teens practical advice to pursue show business while continuing schooling.
Hollywood reports Bob Newhart will star in his first film Hell Is for Heroes with Steve McQueen and Nick Adams. He plans a new television show next season while maintaining his trademark Newhartian humor and peeks at corporate parodies. Kart recalls earnings from golf as a late 1950s anecdote.
Ed Sullivan presents three scenes from All the Way Home the Broadway play that Tad Mosel wrote to win a Pulitzer Prize Sunday night. Sullivan credited with saving the play by plugging it on his program. CBS and ABC sports will devote mid June to French auto races.
Nielsen ratings place Gunsmoke Wagon Train and Rawhide as the three leading Westerns in audience popularity. The sequence reflects current national viewership trends for western television series.
A long, fragmented TV guide excerpt lists times, show titles, and occasional notes for daytime and evening blocks from morning through late night, including news, dramas, comedies, and special programs across various channels. The list lacks full context but preserves program names such as The Edge of Night, Andy Griffith, Peter Gunn, and JFK Report.
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