Picerni Happy With Acting Lot
Paul Picerni of The Untouchables says his goal is steady work and a decent living, not stardom. He and wife Marie Mason raise eight children in Tarzana while he enjoys solid pay as a second lead and notes the show may get a new writing team and a Tuesday time slot next season to face tougher competition.
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Highlights On Channel 6 11 Roanoke TV Schedule
Channel 6 11 features morning worship from Second Presbyterian Church Roanoke with Rev A H Hollingsworth Jr and sermon Facing Up to Our Spiritual Deficiency. Also covers Meet The Press on medical care for the aged with Health, Education and Welfare secretary Abraham Ribicoff.
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Bob Hope honored with presidency medal and TV contract notes
The piece covers Bob Hope receiving a U.S. gold medal for service to democracy and world peace as Kennedy signs Senate Joint Resolution 88. It notes Hope’s NBC specials, Backus and Coogan signings, Lescoulie’s Today Show return, Drake series, Car 54 replacement, and a sci fi Show of the Week adaptation Richest Man in Bogota with Lee Marvin.
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Two West Virginia Postmaster Nominations Sent
President Kennedy has sent two West Virginia postmaster nominations to the Senate. Helen M. Kessler Benwood and James A. McGee of Elkins are the nominees.
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Market Dives Then Recovers in Turbulent Week
The New York stock market faced a steep week with sharp losses from Monday to Thursday and a late rally on Friday. The Dow fell to 578.18, the AP 60 stock average slid to 214.10, and volume reached 26.77 million shares, the largest since early June. IBM hit a 300 level intraday, rebounding at close as battered growth and blue chip stocks recovered. Bond markets were mixed with government bonds down slightly and corporates steady.
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State 4 H Older Club Conference to Open at Jackson's Mill
About 350 4 H club members aged 16 to 21 from nearly every West Virginia county will register Sunday for a week long state Older 4 H Club Members Conference at Jackson's Mill. Harley V. Cutlip, assistant state 4 H club leader and Jackson's Mill director, will oversee the event.
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Science For You By Bob Brown Cold Alcohol Evaporates Faster
A science note explains why rubbing alcohol feels colder than water. If both liquids start at the same temperature the alcohol evaporates quicker, drawing heat from the skin and making it feel cooler. This also touches on germ killing power and evaporation rates near boiling points.
West Virginia 99th Birthday Observance Set At Capitol
West Virginia marks its 99th birthday with an Inaugural ceremony at the Capitol next Wednesday. Former President Harry S. Truman will headline the 5:30 p.m. program introduced by U S Senator Jennings Randolph. Ministers John F Strong and Frank Rowley will give the invocation and benediction. The event launches a statewide campaign to raise over 1 million dollars for next year’s Centennial with Gov Barron Sen Byrd and four former governors in attendance.
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