Austrian Actor Stars In New TV Show By Bob Thomas
Austrian actor Karl Boehm, famed for European stage roles, heads to Hollywood to guest star in a Western set in 1890. He discusses American film industry strengths, European cinema struggles, and his shift from European stage to American TV.
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Governor Urges Educational TV in Texas Week
Governor John Connally calls Texans to participate in a special outreach for educational television across Texas. He cites progress in communities, emphasizes keeping costs low, and praises local technicians while noting limits on funding. The piece also mentions efforts to direct a new movie project with Peter Viertel in multiple cities.
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Susskind’s TV comeback tied to quality programs
New York AP describes David Susskind rebuilding influence via Talent Associates. He predicts next year’s TV will emphasize quality, tailored programs and mature sponsorship. CBS ABC NBC shows face reshaping with new projects like East Side West Side and a Coventry era renewal.
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Mexico to expand food distribution to northern peasants
The government plans to extend the National Popular Food Co operation into Torreon and Saltillo next month. Stores will serve a desert-plant region where thousands live by gathering that material for fuel. Peasants have marched to Mexico City seeking aid but were turned back by prior assurances.
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Sun’s Television Log for Wednesday Night Schedule
Television listings capture a full night of programming from 6:06 to 12:06 with news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and late-night shows. Notable items include World At Large, The Virginian, Perry Como, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Naked City, Tonight Show, ABC News Final, and Sign Off reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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National Action Party Eyes Mexico Election
The National Action Party expands a membership drive ahead of next year’s presidential vote. The Novedades iPAN notes focus in eight states as organizers press for greater unity and cautious public opposition grows to government programs, amid Catholic ground tensions.
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