Woodward Endorses Documentary on Mental Health
Better Living feature notes Joanne Woodward, narrator of The Fragile Mind, endorses the ABC prime time documentary. The June 5 daytime airing from 1 30 to 2 30 p m follows four individuals seeking mental health paths, including a 10 year old boy and a 20 year old mother emerging from drugs, with Woodward reflecting on minds as malleable clay and the need for balance. The piece also mentions Paul Newman, their Connecticut family, and Woodward’s adherence to traditional values while praising her acting range. It reports on eight foreign women broadcasters touring the U S under AWRT and State Department to exchange skills.
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Joanne Woodward
ABC
Miss Woodward
Eve
Paul Newman
Mr. Newman
Beverly Hills
Newmans
Connecticut
Pizza and houses weave through Beverlee McKinsey tale
An interview sketches a canyon home near Los Angeles and a Brooklyn townhouse, then traces Beverlee McKinsey aka Iris Carrington living in New York while her work keeps her away from a preferred home. The piece notes her taste for chalk white walls and her obsession with restoring plaster and period furnishings.
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Los Angeles
Beverlee McKinsey
Beverlee
New York City
Iris Carrington
NBC
Daytime Emmy cast Tuesday Noon on NBC
New York hosts daytime Emmys from noon to 1 30 p m with Barbara Walters and Peter Marshall co hosting The ceremony features Arlene Francis Soupy Sales Art Fleming Mary Fickett and Ellen Holly among presenters No film clips for nominated performances crafts winners announced off camera and no speeches Planned 90 minute telecast aims to set a new trend
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Johnny Carson
NBC
Don ‘Rickles
Andy Williams
Lennon
Jemas
Mark Spitz
Craig Stevens
Alexis Smith
Pacific Pantages
Hollywood
New York City
Barbara Walters
Arlene Francis
Soupy Sales
Art Fleming
Rodney Allen Rippy
Ellen Holly
al Freeman
Mary Fickett
Sunday TV Guide Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A dense list of broadcast slots spans morning to late night with programs featuring Rex Humbard, The Osmonds, Lawrence Welk, The Beachcombers, Bonaventure films, and news/American network lineups. Notable blocks include 9:30 to 12:30 student blocks, 6:00 to 9:00 prime time, and late-night talk and movie slots across multiple networks and channels.
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Rex Humbard
the Osmonds
Garner Ted Armstrong
TV Presents
Oral Roberts
Daniel Boone
H.R. Pufnstuf
Cleveland Caugus
Max the Mouse
Rev. James Andrews
Life Around Us
City Camera
Father Meehan
Gene Carroll
Jim Runyon
Face the Nation
Everybody’s Tabernacle
Meet the Press
National Geographic
Zoom
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Educational Foundation of the American Women In Radio and Television
U.S. Department of State
United States
Ious
Jamaica
Mexico
Moroc- Nassau
Nigeria
Poland
Singpore
Yugoslavia
Angier Biddle Duke
AWRT
By Sally Miller
Sally
Brooklyn
Areynton
Corry
Uncle Willie
South Center Street
City Park
Seed
Ladies’ Fashions
Mosher
Arca Service
S. Center
Steak House
B’s Steak House
McCray Aluminum & Builders
General Contractor & Builder
West Smith St
Uncle Willie’s Pizza Shop
Cleaning Service
Bill-Rose
Lawn & Garden Equip
Morse J.process Co
Firestone & Goodyear
Homelite
McCulloch & Stihl
Bolen’s
Philco TV & Appliances
Centerville
Ishirley Daniels
Worth Street Corry
Marguerite Piazza
Marguerite
ACS
Pennsylvania
Ruth E. Thompson
New York
Edinburgh
Salzburg
The
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Peter Marshall
Hollywood Squares
Sunken Plaza
Rockefeller Center
Elmer Gerry
Gerry
RCA
Channel Gardens
Elvira Madigan
Roy Jewell
Canada
Flip Wilson
Wild Kingdom
Interface
Wonderful World of Disney
Adam
Focus
the Electric Company
Animal World
Lassie
Bobby Goldsboro
FBI
Waltons
Nova
Gallup and TenHaken Co., Inc
John Deere & Papec Farm Machinery Clymer
N.Y
H. J. TenHaken
R.D
Klick‘s
Suzuki
Arctic Cat
Wattsburg
Buyer’s Fair
Family Discount Center
West Smith ST. Plaza
W. Smith
Dickinson Newspaper Services, Inc
Worth & Smith Streets
Raymond J. Morris
Spartansburg, Penna
Glo-Ray Corp