TV Change Finally Made By TV By Cynthia Lowry
In a review of Monday night television the New York Philharmonic with Leonard Bernstein is praised for lively concert segments followed by Andy Williams with Julie Andrews and a Churchill program noted for its color photography and Churchill paintings though the latter wanders without a clear through line.
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Humphrey cites Muriel's advice on speaking style
Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey quotes his wife Muriel urging that speeches need not be eternal to be immortal. He notes a VP should be seen and seldom heard, a test of character for himself.
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Showbiz Gossip Roundup From New York Nightlife
An eclectic mix of show business tidbits from late-night venues. The piece notes Sammy Davis Jr. as a potential senator with a bravado remark, Ed Sullivan predicting music trends, Yogi Berra pondering Shea Stadium, and various sightings of Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr., Jilly Rizzo, and other stars. It also mentions Broadway angel investors, theater chatter, and personal anecdotes from Gordon, Gifford, and Carroll Baker among others.
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Two Killed In Alabama Traffic Accidents Reported
The Associated Press reports two deaths in separate Alabama crashes. A Mobile Police Department officer died after being hit at Government Street, boosting Mobile’s 1964 traffic fatalities to 19 through November. In Guntersville, Jonnie Helen Russell, 34, of Cordova, died in a two car collision, eight others injured and hospitalized in fair condition.
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Three TV programs delight with varied artistic treats
For almost 50 years he found that just to paint is great fun. His reactions to sun and shade, sea and snow, Venetian brides, Greek temples, English daffodils reveal his pleasure. All three programs demonstrated anew the miracle of television, each a different and special character brought into our living rooms in one evening.
Viet Nam: It's a Mad War on That Was the Week That Was
NBC broadcasts a segment at 9 30 10 EST previewing wartime chaos in Vietnam. The program of the week spotlights unfamiliar fronts and public sentiment regarding the conflict.
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Hospital costs rise with progress and payrolls
An editorial argues rising hospital charges reflect better care and salaries. It notes payrolls account for about 66 percent of costs, with longer hours and more staff per patient, while advanced equipment and treatments save lives.
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