Breakthrough Cancer TV Preview Traced in Series
CBS previews a cancer research series with a focus on breakthrough work. The program airs at 7:03 p.m. as part of a television lineup highlighting medical science and ongoing studies.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
22
CBS previews a cancer research series with a focus on breakthrough work. The program airs at 7:03 p.m. as part of a television lineup highlighting medical science and ongoing studies.
Narration of a bridge hand with misplayed cards and a no trump slam, followed by TV listings for 9 30 Twilight Zone Flight 33 repeat, 10 CBS News, and 10 1 CHET HUNTLEY REPORTING Guatemala coverage. Also mentions Democratic State Convention in Springfield and Kennedy McCormack primary decisions.
A 1962 column notes actors retreat to summer stock as TV and film work pause for Labor Day. It highlights Flower Drum Song at St John Terrell’s Music Circus in Lambertville NJ with Michi Kobi as Linda Low and mentions actors like Tim Herbert and George Hirose. The piece observes the seasonal shift and the actors’ onstage versatility.
The Glenville festival features square dancing quilting soap-making spinning apple butter making drama and basket weaving showcasing mountain culture. June 21 14 expects thousands to Gilmer County seat with sponsorship from Glenville State College student groups and local leaders. Ronald Woodrum Witzel of Huntington and formerly Charleston graduates from the U S Military Academy at West Point.
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