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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1956

Page

9

ABC-TV Opposes Federal Regulation of Networks

ABC affiliates urged Congress to resist federal control of television networks arguing regulation would curb competition with CBS and NBC. Houwink cited censorship fears and warned against government dictates on program licensing while CBS and NBC affiliates echoed opposition and stressed need for imaginative programming to win viewers. Harold V. Hough spoke on behalf of affiliates while NBC's testimony awaited.

Washington American Broadcasting Co Frederick S. Howwink ABC Assn Senate Interstate Commerce CBS NBC Houwink Evening Star Broadcasting Co Wmal-Tv Fort Worth Congress Houghman Harold V. Hough

Real Gone Hot Rod Sent to Junk Heap

Sudbury police stop a 16 year old driver and tow the hot rod to the station. Officers report the car as a complete wreck with missing taillights muffler gas cap windshield wipers engine hood door handles horn and a non functional engine. The wreck is described as real gone.

Sudbury Ont

South Charleston High Class of 1954 Plans Reunion

South Charleston High School 1954 graduates plan a reunion on Saturday June 30 at Babcock State Park. John Corns former student body president says attendees will meet at 8 30 a.m. at the Hideaway Parkette in South Charleston for the gathering.

South Charleston High School Babcock State Park John Corns Hideaway Parkette South Charleston

Primitive Bull Elks Battle at Disneyland TV Fight Card

A TV listings page notes a primitive struggle between two bull elks on Disneyland at 6:30 pm on channels 4 and 13. Other programs include an ex-convict seeking his son's trust on channel 8, a flying object sighting on Flying Object at Three O’Clock High, a publicity push on Madison Ave at 9 pm, a 10 round heavyweight bout featuring Johnny Summerlin and Bob Satterfield, and Father Knows Best with Robert Young at 10:30 pm on channels 3 and 10.

Disneyland Madison Ave Johnny Summerlin Detroit Bob Satterfield Chicago Robert Young

Wednesday TV Note with Daytime and Evening Lineup

The note lists a dense broadcast schedule including Guiding Light at 11:45, Captain Kangaroo at 8:00, The World at 12:30, Arthur Godfrey and Johnny Carson slots, afternoon dramas like The Brighter Day and Secret Storm, Western Stars, regional news, Cisco Kid, The Millionaire, Ive Got a Secret, Patti Page, and news and sports segments. It also mentions Bette Davis and Gary Merrill.

Guiding Light Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Johnny Carson Houseparty Valiant Lady Bob Corosby Douglas Edwards Cisco’ Kid Courage Patti Page Public Service Bette Davis Gary Merrill Sien Off

Evening Radio Schedule Payday TV Station Listings

An listed daily lineup shows programs from Forsaking All Others at 2 00 through Sign Off at 1 00 am. The guide includes serials dramas news sport and variety acts with titles such as Queen For a Day Flying Circus Flying show Ellery Queen Father Knows Best and Greatest Fights of the Century across daytime and late night hours.

Playhouse

Diverse Daytime Radio and TV Schedule Fragment

A messy OCR of a broadcast schedule shows varied programs from 1:30 to 5:00 with news, travel, films, kids shows, sports, music, and theater blocks. Multiple host names, show titles, and times are jumbled, including mentions of John Daly, Disneyland, Boxing, Spider Woman, and Tonight programs, reflecting a crowded schedule page.

John Daly Dunninger Mark Saber Bartoon Komics Mickey Mouse Duns Heart of the City

Tennessee: Barman Loses. Beer License For Mixed Dancing

Jackson Tennessee June 19 a cafe operator near Jackson lost his beer license after a protest by 21 Medon residents alleging that Negro and white patrons danced under the same roof despite a partition. The Madison County Beer Commission revoked Earl Mills beer licenses following the protest led by attorney Hughie Reagan. The defense contends segregation law violations were cited by Rev R W Wakefield Medon Baptist Church pastor.

Jackson, Tenn Jackson Madison County Beer Commission Earl Mills Medon Hughie Reagan

Administrative Move Shifts Negro Educator in Wheeling

In Wheeling on June 19, the Ohio County Board of Education transferred veteran Negro educator Phillip Reed to the board's administrative office after Lincoln School, the county Negro grade and high school, closed under the integration program. Board president Robert C. Hazlett said 14 Lincoln teachers with continuing contracts are eligible for reassignment, with no others placed. The board approved salary increases for teachers and principals, ranging from 15 to 55 dollars monthly for teachers and 485 dollars yearly for principals.

Wheeling Phillip Reed Ohio County’ Board of Education Reed Lincoln School Robert C. Hazlett Lincoln

Harriman to Get Most Early Votes

New York Democrats finished their national convention delegation likely to give 9? of its 98 votes to Gov. Averell Harriman for the presidential nomination on the first ballot. Delegates backing Adlai Stevenson will cast the remaining votes with two at large seats awarded to Stevenson supporters Sen. Herbert Lehman and Mayor Robert Wagner. Wagner plans a first ballot courtesy vote to Harriman. Stevenson already has six of 86 district delegates pledged from the June 5 primary, with each district delegate holding a full vote.

New York Averell Harriman Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Herbert H. Lehman Robert F. Wagner Harriman

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