New Doctor Heads For TV
A dramatic television piece introduces a new doctor as the central character in a radical storyline. The villain remains undefined as the plot unfolds with high stakes and evolving loyalties.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
6
A dramatic television piece introduces a new doctor as the central character in a radical storyline. The villain remains undefined as the plot unfolds with high stakes and evolving loyalties.
A radio host discusses a long running theme in Westerns mentioning "bad Indians and good white men" and hints at a change in approach as the era evolves. The piece references MC Tune and stations WAJF 1490 WIJIMW AM 730 WJOF FM 104.3 and suggests a broader listening experience.
The page reports winners for Britannica Junior and Britannica World Atlas. Tena White of Phoenix, Arizona wins age 12 with a Britannica Junior question entry, while Alvin Jones of Ruther Glen, Virginia wins riddles and jokes for the day.
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