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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
16
A dense listing of daytime and evening TV slots includes hosts and programs such as Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore and The Guiding Light. The page shows show times from early morning through late night with weather, news and special features interspersed.
Hollywood gossip notes NBC daytime show It Could Be You draws five and a half million fans weekly. Host Bill Leyden and Wendell Niles entertain with stunts while guests share reunions and celebrity encounters. NBC cites 1 560 000 fan letters and 207 500 studio visitors including 4 500 on camera guests. John Kosis of Atlanta once played with a roller skate bowling ball to boost his game.
The Hague reports the 1958 Congress For Bachelors And Spinsters will be held in Holland this summer with speeches and discussions on single life. About 70 percent of attendees are expected to be women, and the event aims at shared camaraderie rather than matchmaking. A separate Congress For Widows And Widowers held since 1957 drew 400 attendees, mostly women.
A Daly article notes U.S. radio and television broadcasters increasingly urged to editorialize. Chairman Doerfer cites need for experienced, intelligent, courageous staff to distill facts and form institutional opinions, stressing editors are essential and a station may require a dedicated editorial department.
Ed Sullivan marks a red letter month celebrating his 10th TV birthday on June 22. On June 29 he will turn over the program to Moiseyev Dancers brought by Sol Hurok after Hurok's approval, with the opera house stage used for the live show.
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