TV Highlights and Movie Previews for Saturday Night
TV guide previews offer a lineup of The Defenders in a courtroom drama with Pat Hingle, Leave It to Beaver stock tips and Eddie Haskell mischief, Saturday Night at the Movies featuring With a Song in My Heart starring Susan Hayward, Have Gun Will Travel two part arc, and news on a Soviet official visiting Fiat plants in Turin as Khrushchev eyes a tractor factory link.
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Jenny Scott
Pat Hingle
CBS
Cleaver Boys
Dad Cleaver
Eddie Haskell
Toy
Jane Froman
Susan Hayward
Miss Froman
Susan
MBC
Fiat
Turin
Italy
Alexei Kosygin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Man sues for 5 million over gender transformation claim
A 60s Buffalo suburb resident, identified as David Reed Cameron also known as Joan Carol Reed, files in state supreme court alleging four doctors and Buffalo General Hospital conspired to turn him into a woman via operations. The suit seeks 2 million in compensatory and 3 million in punitive damages, naming Drs Yochelgon Backus Paine Koepf and hospital and giving dates of procedures in 1960 and 1961.
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Buffalo
N. Y
State Supreme Court
David Reed Cameron
Orchard Park
Cameron
Joan Carol Reed
Albert Averbach
Seneca Falls
Samuel Yochelgon
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Leslie H. Backus
Buf
Buffalo General Hospital
Truman To Conclude State Visit In West Virginia
Former President Harry Truman wraps up a three day stay in West Virginia after delivering the main address at statehouse ceremonies marking the goth birthday. He has been hosted by Harrison G. Ash at Rock Lick near Oak Hill and will depart Kanawha Airport at 9 58 a m aboard Piedmont Airlines for Cincinnati Chicago and Kansas City.
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Harry Truman
West Virginia
Truman
Statehouse
Fayette County
Harrison G. Ash
Rock Lick
Oak Hill
Joseph Stevens
Kanawha
Piedmont Airlines
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
YMCA Camp Caters to 50 plus at Coonskin Park
More than 50 boys and girls take part in Charleston YMCA day camp at Coonskin Park this week with activities such as archery hiking nature study crafts singing fishing horseback riding and swimming. Four one week periods remain June 23 29 July 13 July 16 20 and July 23 27 with fees 12 for non members and 10 for Y members.
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Charleston
Coonskin Park
Aid Bill Eyed By Conferees
Washington Senate and House conferees debated how to allocate 1.5 billion dollars for college aid with grants and loans for private schools. Senate members favored all loans, while the House supported 60 percent grants and 40 percent loans, amid constitutional concerns and possible limits on grant use.
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Washington
Senate House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
House
US Korea Status Pact Talks Eyed After U S Offer
Washington said the United States offered to resume negotiations with South Korea on a status of forces agreement. Press Officer Lincoln White corrected earlier remarks, noting talks in Seoul are preliminary and no formal agreement has been reached. Sources say the U S proposal includes conditions Seoul is studying.
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Washington
State Department
United States
South Korea
Lincoln White
Korea
Seoul
White
U. S
U.S
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