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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
18
A fragmented radio schedule lists daily programs from 3:30 PM to 5:55 PM with shows including Sunrise Serenade Weatherscope News Bill Stern Good News Hour Austin Radio Clock and Markets. It reflects a busy Mutal KAUS MORNING one AFTERNOON lineup for Monday through Friday.
Radio grid lists Fulton Lewis Jr Gabriel Heatter Night Watch News and Sports segments across Monday Tuesday and Wednesday night into late hours with multiple time stamps and program titles including Employment News Farm Topics Exploring Tomorrow and Portals of Prayer plus Saturday Matinees and Weather features. The schedule shows frequent news slots and entertainment blocks across June events with various anchors and program names.
A detailed Sunday broadcast rundown lists church services weather updates and local programs including Touring With Music News and Night Watch. Key stops include Olaf Lutheran and St Johns events along with sports coverage of Albert Lea at Austin.
Editor and Maverick star argues Westerns flourish with humor not grim history. Producer Roy Huggins champions an adult Western tone. The forthcoming episode Hanged Maverick blends sardonic wit with a card sharp in a moldy cell.
The listing compiles a dense sequence of morning to late night TV blocks featuring Axel & Co, Captain Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse, Gene Autry, Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Lawrence Welk, Burns & Allen, and more. It notes times across a wide slate including 1:00 am through 11:30 pm with sports, movies, and variety programs.
Deborah Kerr and Tony Bartley faced postwar strain as immigration limits kept him unemployed while she worked in the United States. Bartley later found TV film work but his career kept him abroad, creating a rift that once seemed unbreakable.
The article notes that Ev zones warriors in Greece sometimes wear kilts containing more than 40 yards of cloth, reflecting elaborate dress practices tied to regional tradition and ceremonial display.
Hollywood AP reports actor George Reeves, known for Superman, laments limited film work after 26 years in the biz. He has shifted to directing, forming a production company to make science fiction features, while still earning perpetual residuals from the Superman series, a top daytime show in several markets and seven foreign countries.
NBC’s Youth Wants to Know plans a program exchange with the Soviet Union. Five films will be shot in Moscow and five in the United States. Theodore Granik will lead American students to Russia to interview non political figures. Russian students will visit New York to question U S figures.
Nanette Fabray ends TV appearances until her baby is born. Her May spot with Dinah Shore was her last on air until September. She pursues ceramics and jewelry making, creating ceramic pots instead of knitting.
A Sunday feature shows a man who keeps found money and faces trouble rather than pleasure. The piece contrasts the allure of sudden wealth with potential consequences and moral questions.
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