Television pilots spark a fall fashion and star hunt
The article notes TV pilot season heat as favorites like James Stewart and Lorne Greene stumble while newcomers Peter Graves and David Janssen aim for NBC and ABC. It discusses the uncertain future for stars, the buzz of “dynamite” clothing terms, and a Central Park sighting of a stylish young woman en route home from Massachusetts.
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James Stewart
Hawkins
Jimmy Stewart
Lorne Greene
Ponderosa
Central Park
Bethesda Fountain
Judy Carne
Massachusetts
Dynamite Clothes to Europe in a College Fad
A quirky travel brochure inspired fashion note describes musts like ponchos, denim gear, buckskin boots, ghillies, gaucho pants and tie dyed granny dresses. The writer riffs on fringe accessories, leather belts, silver buckles, and saddle bags as a playful badge of the era.
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Italy
Europe
Demond Wilson Profile From Sanford and Son Foil Lamont
Demond Wilson plays Lamont opposite Redd Foxx on Sanford and Son bringing sympathy and humor. His Harlem roots from New York City and Hunter College shaped a basketball background, draft service in Korea, and a move to Los Angeles. He decorates a two bedroom apartment, keeps fit with jogging, and enjoys Ivy League style with a Cadillac.
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Redd Foxx
Demond Wilson
Lamont
Demond
Soa
Sanford
Harlem
New York City
Hunter College
Korea
Los Angeles
New York
Hartman Hosts Birth and Babies on ABC Wide World
Hartman, famed from The Bold Ones, narrates a real birth in a special on ABC. He acts as layman host guiding viewers through modern hospital methods, with the birth of an eight pound thirteen ounce girl to Mrs John Farrell shown on camera.
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Ruth E. Thompson
David Hartman
Gary Cooper
ABC
Wide World of Entertainment
David
John Farrell
Joseph DeBakey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Houston
Philip Brooks
Cedars’Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles
Brooks
Farrell
Birth on TV Marks First Commercial Hospital Delivery
A TV crew filmed the birth of Candy Farrell at Cedars of Lebanon, aiming to celebrate life amid a stream of on screen tragedy. David, the producer, describes careful coordination with obstetrics and pediatrics, noting limited crew presence and immediate project termination if patient welfare failed. Candy, already a mother of two, welcomed the attention but hoped to ease taboos about televised birth.
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ABC
Bob Shanks
Cedars of Lebanon
Mater
David
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Lawn & Garden Equip
Merse Jj.process Co
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Rupp
McCulloch & Stihl
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Ector
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Ontario
Oral Roberts
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Meet the Press
Father Meehan
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Animal World
Bobby Goldsboro
Hodge Podge Lodge
Dr. Brooks
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Waltons
Dick van Dyke
Gallup and TenHaken Co., Inc
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H. J. TenHaken
Papec
Suzuki
Klick‘s
Wattsburg
Dickinson Newspaper Services, Inc
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Family Discount Center
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