TV's Big Picture for 1960s viewers by Dore Schary
Television becomes a habit says Dore Schary former MGM production chief and author of Broadway hits He plans 18 specials on NBC ABC and CBS titled TV The Big Picture with Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and Rembrandt among projects The piece notes Schary's view of TV as addictive and outlines schedule highlights and personal viewing plans while mentioning Ed Sullivan Meet the Press and Carol Burnett guest spots
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Gladys Schmidt
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Ed Sullivan
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CBS
Dienne
Carol Burnett
Panhandler Tricks FBI Agents for Dime in Cincinnati
A panhandler in Cincinnati duped two FBI agents by posing as a destitute man and exchanging a dime for a story. The incident, witnessed by a supervisor, shows the panhandler moving between agents to secure two coins. Separately, a census notes Australia has 47,000 full blood Aborigines and 27,000 of mixed heritage as tribal populations in the Northern Territory slowly rise.
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Ohio
Panhandler With Thetically and Moved On Down the A Tale of Woe. Ear Street
Cone
Ed Mason
FBI
Panhandler
Australia
Northern Territory
NYSE Probe Faces Opposition in Congress Hearings
Washington AP reports opposition to expanding an SEC inquiry to include the New York Stock Exchange. NYSE officials defend their rules and enforcement, noting 219 employees, rigorous training, and strong accountability while pledging cooperation if included. The hearing, led by Rep. Mack, seeks up to 750000 for the inquiry. The text also mentions Mount Matterhorn’s famed 1865 ascent and tragic death toll of three climbers.
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Keith York Stock Exchange
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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House
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SEC
Funston
NYSE
Consumers Deceived By Manufacturer Labels
Washington AP report quotes Ernest Dichter arguing labeling fuels consumer gullibility and deceit in packaged goods. He warns testimonials mislead and calls for stricter enforcement, while officials including Colston Warne and Littlefield push for action to curb deceptive practices.
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Chadwee
Warne
Littlefield
Senate
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Colston E. Warne
Wives Still Living Longer Than Husbands
Washington AP The Census Bureau reports widows outnumber widowers by more than three to one. Advance 1960 census data show 7,945,306 widows in 1959, up 77 percent from 1950. Widowers declined 2.4 percent to 2,219,355. remarried widowed persons are excluded.
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