TV picks a bad Western and JFK hearing special
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs made for TV Western remake as overlong and violent, noting six deaths and multiple injuries, with a weak plot and heavy action interludes. She also covers NBCs Tuesday night news special on the Kennedy assassination probe featuring Jim Garrison and Perry Russo, highlighting Frank McGee’s caution that the hearing aims to determine trial merit, not guilt.
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Scratch Hudson Chooses Acting Over Politics
Rock Hudson dispels talk of entering public life despite brief government work as a mail carrier. He says politics bores him and dreams of running for sheriff fade even in dreams. Hudson remains one of Hollywood's top stars with 52 films since 1948, averaging about 2 per year. In 1966 he released Blindfold, Seconds, and Tobruk.
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