Tonight On Television Highlights
A noisy schedule piece lists programs for Tuesday night including medical dramas Dr Kildare and Daktari and comedies Petticoat Junction and I Love on a Rooftop along with sports and arts shows. Other items mention Cineposium and portraits while Koltanowski On Chess appears among late slots.
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Daktari
Dr. Kildare
Arts USA
Hippodrome the Rounders
Koltanowski
Pruitts of
Southhampton
Pancho
Petticoat Junction
Wednesday Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of syndicated shows and local news slots for Wednesday across KWBA and EWBA, detailing morning sign ons, weather, daytime soap operas, game shows, and late afternoon news. Notable items include morning religious programs, The Tonight Show era style game shows, and afternoon serials like Guiding Light and As the World Turns, with NBC CBS and local news segments interspersed.
Television's seasonal ad tricks and voice tellers
TV ads follow two seasons a new season and reruns. Some commercials stay year after year while others rotate with the seasons. Advertisers use piggyback spots to squeeze multiple sales pitches into one time slot, and viewers can often recognize voices of familiar announcers.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Alexander Scourbys
Martin Gabel
Barbara Baxley
Stati
Democrats See 36 Of 48 Seats At Risk In 1966 House Vote
Analysis shows that more than 36 of 48 Democratic freshmen face marginal re elections two months before the November ballot. Despite gains in some districts, several first term moderates won with under 55 percent in 1964 and now confront GOP pressures. Notable figures include Rep Weston E. Vivian of Michigan and Rep John R Schmidt, while the party still holds 294 seats to Republicans 139.
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Washington
Dem
Weston E. Vivian
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Johnson
Schwengel
Orf
Bert A. Bandstra
John
EL Ky
John R. Han
Sen
Stanley L. Hirom
Greigg
C. Culver
Ing
Scientists Hope To Knock Wind Out Of Greta
Scientists in Miami plan to seed the tropical storm Greta to alter its winds by spraying silver iodide. Forecasters show Greta moving west northwest about 300 miles north northeast of Puerto Rico, not threatening land for at least two days. Readings place Greta about 325 miles north of San Juan and 900 miles southeast of Miami as Navy reports indicate a west northwest course at 18 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Greta
Puerto
Jean
San Juan
P.R
Skyscrapers Rise as Tokyo Changes Skyline
Akio Ogawa reports Tokyo, rebuilt from the 1822 quake, is lifting a ban on tall buildings. Dozens of skyscrapers, including a 482 foot Kasumigaseki Mitsui tower, are planned or under way, with 4277 foot government buildings in blueprint stages, transforming parks, roads, and density while raising quake safety debates.
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Tokyo
Biy Akio Ogawa
Japan
Yokohama
Kasumigaseki Mitsui
Nagoya
Takamatsu
Kiyoshi Muto
Seagoville Prison Tests Work Release Reform
Seagoville Federal Correction Institution in Texas uses a work by day and prison by night plan to rehabilitate inmates. About 40 to 50 of its 450 inmates participate, with expansion potential as part of a broader national effort under the Prisoner Rehabilitation Act.
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Seagoville
Johnson
Compress
Myri E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Alexander
Congress
Sweden
Wisconsin
Henry J. Davis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lewisburg
J. J. Parker
Lewis- Burg
Washington
Davis
Prisoners Art Draws Record Crowd at Leavenworth Show
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports the fifth annual art show at the Federal Penitentiary drew an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 visitors, a record. About 1 000 of 2 000 inmate paintings sold for a total of 18372 dollars with prices from 1 to 125 dollars and an average around 16 dollars. Proceeds fund prisoners education and art supplies or family support.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Federal Penitentiary
John T. Torrence
Icebreaker Camp Builds Bridges Between Police And Youths
In Columbus Nebraska a community relations project at a YMCA camp pairs Omaha police officers with 58 black youths from near North Side. The rugged football session and later talks helped break ice as youths and officers discussed housing and local issues. The experiment follows Omaha racial unrest last July and ends without final results.
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Dailey
Omaha
Near North Side
Sam Cornelius
Monroe Coleman
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Trading Stamps Motivate Atlanta Workers
In Atlanta, Southern Iron and Equipment Co uses 100000 trading stamps weekly as bonuses to wives of workers who clock in for full 40 hour weeks. Production manager B W Roberts says stamps reduce absenteeism by about 8 percent, worth roughly 1.50 weekly per worker. Wives praise the scheme, noting it helps keep husbands at work.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Bo Nages
Worken
B. W. Roberts
Southern Iron and Equipment Co
Roberts
George Fretweil
George
Missionary's Grave in Goa Shrine Relic of Saint Francis Xavier
The body of Jesuit missionary Saint Francis Xavier lies in a shrine at Goa, a former Portuguese enclave on India's west coast. The Apostle of the Indies is honored in the historic site.
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St. Francis Xavier
Apostle of
FASTEETH Improves Denture Fit and Comfort
FASTEETH provides an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It keeps false teeth firmly in place, prevents sliding or slipping, and does not feel gummy or pasty. An alkaline formula helps denture breath and supports oral health. See your dentist regularly for care.
Burn Treatment Technique Saves Youngster Life
Four year old Jennifer Council survived burns on half her body after doctors at Duke University Hospital used a new skin grafting method that screens donor skin for compatibility. Her mother and grandfather supplied temporary skin, with later grafts from other relatives and unburned areas aiding recovery. Jennifer left Duke for home in Williamston, N C, a walking miracle after five months with only a 50 50 chance of living earlier.
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Durham
N.C
Jennifer Council
Jennifer
James Council
Wilamston
Duke University Hospital
Jesse Council
Williamston
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