Two Paths to TV Success A Look at Hits and Flops
Cynthia Lowehx analyzes how shows succeed by audience loyalty or by weak competition. Gomer Pyle and The Monkees illustrate stable ratings, while Daktari relies on animal charm amid weaker rivals. The Girl from UNCLE and Combat highlight competing scripts and timing impact.
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Cynthia Lowehx
New York
Gomer Pyle
Gan
Excel
NBC
Dr. Kimble
Un.c.le
Herb
Wielsen
ACLU to urge SCOTUS on non-Cor required loyalty oath
In Los Angeles a three judge panel ruled non-Cor required loyalty oaths unconstitutional for carnal security matters and the ACLU argues the oath violates First Amendment freedom of association. The suit cites two New York women who refused to sign the questionnaire on principle.
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Washes Gion
American Cid Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
ACLU
U.S
Social Security
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
New York City
Aline Weiss
Alice K. Politzer
Cardinal Spellman Supports Victory in Vietnam Amid Vatican Criticism
Cardinal Spellman stood by his call for victory in Vietnam despite Vatican concern. He spoke to reporters before visiting U.S. servicemen in Saigon and Philippines, while official Vatican and Soviet sources criticized his militant tone and stance. The cardinal described the war as a clash for civilization during a Christmas Eve sermon.
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Vietnam
Paul VI
Investia
Paul
Amend
North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Tin Son
U.S. Army
Waco Industry Growing
Waco Texas shows a steady rise in manufacturing employment, up by 1,030 over nine months, totaling about 12,500 workers. Texas Employment Commission officials say prospects remain strong for a continued climb. Cardinal Spellman led a six day visit with U.S. Army physicians, noting it likely his last overseas Christmas trip to the forces, marking his 16th consecutive holiday with service members.
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Waco, Tex
Cap
Waco
Texas Employment Commission
All America
Cardinal Spellman
Isfi
U.S
U.S. Army
Book Mending Methods Demonstration Slated
Sterling Municipal Library will sponsor a book mending demonstration by Robert G. Howard on January 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the library auditorium. Howard, representing Gaylord Brothers Inc, is an authority on book care and repair. The event responds to requests from volunteers aiding local school and public libraries, and is open to all interested attendees.
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Robert G. Howard
Sterling Municipal Library
Howard
Gaylord Brothers, Inc
Washington Denies Red Flight Tale
Lehigh University professor in a recent book claims a nuclear powered Soviet bomber made three undetected U S overflights in 1944 over San Francisco New York and Hawaii with a 3 megaton payload and a phantom instrument box to defeat radar. Defense Department and NORAD deny knowledge of any such penetration or aircraft, calling the allegations baseless and not supported by fact. Carroll sources cite a 1964 Peking meeting of the Chinese ministry of defense attended by DPRK and Soviet officers describing the plane.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
U.S
Washington
Defense Department
North American Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joan Carrell
San Francisco
Calif
New York
Hawaii
Carroll
California
Peking
Red
Chinese Ministry of Defense
Ministry of Defense
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Baytown
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