FDA orders largest recall of X ray emitting TV sets
The FDA orders Matshushita Electric Corp of America to recall 407000 color TVs with potentially dangerous X ray emissions. Panasonic, Penncrest, and Bradford brands across models CT and numbers listed will be fixed free of charge, with owners contacted via distributors and dealers.
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Fiona Richmond road tests men in worldwide bedroom reports
London based Fiona Richmond describes her job as testing men in bedrooms for a British men's magazine. She explains the column covers sexual experiences with various men around the world, while she travels from city to city and continues stage work in London.
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Vermont Weekend Weather and SAG Award Update
National Weather Service forecasts a Friday snow chance in the south and cloudy skies in Vermont with seasonable temperatures. Highs start near the 20s, rising to the mid 30s by Sunday, with lows from zero to 10 below Friday and in the teens across Saturday and Sunday. Hollywood report notes Walter Pidgeon receiving the SAG Award for fostering acting ideals.
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TV Highlights and Tornado Benefit Offer From Presley
United Press International TV highlights note Tony Orlando and Dawn on CBS with Loretta Swit and Bill Macy at 8 p.m. Elvis Presley offers to stage a spring benefit in Jackson for Mississippi tornado victims. Gov. Bill Waller is told in a telegram by Presley, a Mississippi native, of his desire to help. Also reports on new Mohicans film, The Hatfields and McCoys, and Get Christie Love. In Hartford, Gov Grasso’s Windsor Locks home was burglarized. silverware and Mrs Grasso’s engagement ring stolen. She vows protection but declines guards.
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Williamstown Seagull TV debut set for January twenty ninth
Williamstown Mass. The Seagull by Chekhov from the Williamstown Theatre Festival will be televised nationally on WNET 13 Theatre in America January 29 at 9 p.m. Hal Holbrook hosts. The production, staged for the festival’s 20th anniversary, features Lee Grant Blythe Danner Frank Langella Kevin McCarthy Marian Mercer with on location filming in Williamstown and a New York City editing phase. The program credit includes designer David Jenkins costumes Linda Fisher and Carrie Fishbein Robbins, with Arthur Rubinstein composing a special score. The telecast is supported by Exxon Corp. and the CPB.
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William Swetland
George Ede
John Desmond
Theatre In America
Exxon Corp
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Duane Bogie recalls early days of television drama
Duane C. Bogie recalls Chicago radio days in 1947 when he advised on scripts and became Norman Felton's assistant as TV began. He later produced NBC pioneer dramas including The Hall of Fame series, The Gathering Storm with Richard Burton, and shows like Pulitzer Prize Playhouse and Robert Montgomery Presents. He notes Hallmark’s big backing and plans to chart American history with Valley Forge and The Rivalry while developing a Truman drama.
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Pitfalls of buying land in PBS Consumer Survival Kit
SCHENECTADY New York WMHT Channel 17 airs Consumer Survival Kit on Saturday January 25 at 6 30 pm. Host Lary Lewman debunks myths about land as an investment and reviews legal responsibilities high pressure sales and installment plans. A mock dinner highlights traps while Alan Sues and Bob Smith explain property reports and protective agencies. Fran Johannson previews this week's survival kit.
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Fifteen New Films Listed Unacceptable By Aha
Hollywood reports the American Humane Association flags fifteen new films as unacceptable including the title Superman vs the Amazons. The notice tallies concerns over content and safety ratings affecting studio releases this season.
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