Radio Schedule Framed Morning to Night Through July
A fragmented timetable lists daily programs from Sunrise Serenade and News slots to music blocks and local programs. Entries name stations such as MBS and St. John’s Lutherans, with times scattered across June 27 to July 3 and nightly Nightwatch segments.
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Fight Fans to Miss Wednesday Series on ABC TV
ABC will replace Wednesday boxing with The Naked City on Sept. 28 leaving one boxing program weekly. NBC boxing moves to ABC in October and will air Saturdays, reducing overall boxing telecasts this season.
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Checkmate Debuts This Fall on CBS On Saturdays
A new suspense series by Eric Ambler will debut this fall on CBS. The show Checkmate follows a San Francisco crime investigation group that thwarts crimes and airs Saturdays 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Cast includes Tony George Doug McClure and Sebastian Cabot.
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Network TV Schedule Rundown for Morning to Night Slots
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Susan Hayward Linked to Two Pro Sports Teams
Hollywood gossip links actress Susan Hayward to marriages with two professional sports team owners and notes husband Eaton Chalkley’s Georgia franchises for football and baseball. The piece mentions film work, a strike delay, and plans to expand Chalkley’s farmland as Hayward contemplates future acting deals.
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America’s Future Debates to Replace World Wide on NBC
NBC announces a new public affairs series America’s Future to air Saturdays in prime time next fall, replacing World Wide. Public figures will debate issues and answer audience questions, with local studio debates hosted after the network program. Executive producer Irving Gatlin says origin will be New York, with occasional Washington shoots.
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Face of a Hero to Bow in Philadelphia and Boston
Albert Dekker stars in the murder drama Face of a Hero with a Broadway opening in Philadelphia and Boston before its New York debut on October 20. Much of the action unfolds in a courtroom familiar to Dekker from The Andersonville Trial where he played the defense attorney.
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