TV Brings Stirring Easter Services
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes television Sunday offered stirring Easter services on NBC and CBS. Color coverage from Cincinnati Cathedral of St Peter in Chains highlighted liturgical beauty. John King’s King theme and NBC programs delivered poignant moments, including Frontiers of Faith.
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Celebrities Parade Through New York Social Scene
Walter Winchell in New York rounds up star sightings on Park Avenue and Broadway. Eleanor Roosevelt, Bobo Rockefeller, Greg Peck, Ruth Etting, Miss Universe Mrs David Schine, Mary Astor, June Havoc, Linda Christian and Errol Flynn’s widow mingle at elite venues. Spectators discuss Sinatra and Hollywood melodrama as Desi Arnaz and Lucille Arnaz face divorce news with children listening in.
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Harriet van Horne
George Sokolsky
Lee Mortimer
Newsweek
TV Guide
Hearst
Greenwich Village
Beatnix
Michael Roth
Denise McLaglen
Takea-Hint
Jamail Clan Reunion Draws 750 Strong in Houston
In Houston, the Jamail family holds a large reunion with over 750 members in the area, tracing roots back 75 years. The event featured Easter egg hunts for more than 150 children, 500 pounds of barbecue beef, and ample beverages, while elders shared memories of relatives and times past.
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Houston
Tex
Jamail
J. J. Jamail
A. D. Jamail
Television schedule fragment with shows and times
A readable TV guide snippet lists programs across the day including Carnival 30, The Clock Sports, Who Do You Trust, Bandstand, Tombstone, Riverboat, Steve Allen and The Tonight Show style entries. It also references Weather updates and News segments with miscellaneous names and times, typical of a local newspaper schedule.
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NBG
WUNC-TV Schedule Fragment for Chapel Hill
Program grid from WUNC TV Chapel Hill Channel 4 lists shows and times including Work Mlatory Mathemation and Time to Dance. The sequence also notes Art News and a 14 30 time slot. The legible entries indicate a local broadcast slate with varied programming and a late afternoon to evening lineup.
Tree Grips Century Old Gravestone in Ohio Cemetery
A growing tree near Columbus slowly covers a 150-year-old headstone in a small cemetery. Soursop, a tropical tree reaching to Florida, bears fruit that makes jelly with a mango pineapple flavor.
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Columbus Ohio
Florida
Prince Gets Award For Editorials
Cecil Prince of News wins Sigma Delta Chi award for editorials in Greensboro Record and Flor- ida Times-Union. The 1959 editoral This Could Be The Southern Century appeared in the News Oct. 27, 1959. The awards will be presented May 19 at the National Press Club in Washington.
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Prince
the News
More Lady Doctors Are On The Way
HAL BOYLE notes rising numbers of women entering medical schools and predicts more Lady Doctors. The piece includes quirks and trivia about language, Napoleon, royalty, telephones, and stray cats, highlighting social shifts and curious facts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Napoleon I
Napoleon
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