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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
7
Fragmented listing shows channel numbers and stations for Pittsburg Altoon and Johnston with a dense mix of program titles, news, sports and weather blocks. Notable items include Dawn to late night blocks featuring Weather News Sports and classic films along with individual show names and times.
Gannon College awarded honorary Doctor of Laws degrees to former Governor David L. Lawrence and Most Rev Edward P. McManaman auxiliary bishop of the Erie Diocese at a Saturday ceremony in Erie.
Cyntria Lowry of the AP reviews NBC Sunday night’s More, More, More, More. The piece starts with a frugal couple on $6,000 yearly and a $500,000 windfall before spiraling into overindulgent comedy. Milner and Calvet’s scores of luxury items and a witty golf club gag anchor a broader take on network priorities. The column ties TV chatter to the California primary spotlight, noting political coverage’s reach into East Coast viewership and the balance of Democratic and Republican focus.
The Associated Press reports cool, wet, and cloudy conditions across broad areas of the eastern half of the nation with only minor changes from the weekend pattern. Freezing temperatures were noted in Minnesota and Michigan, while Alaska showed 64 degrees in Anchorage. Rain affected the southeast and extended into West Virginia, with the wet belt expected to move northeast into New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
Evening lineup features Moonatone with scientist Ruth Roman proposing marriage, Singin in the Rain spoof, Wagon Train rescue tale, Lucy Show rerun, Danny Thomas Show memories, Andy Griffith summer repeat, Bing Crosby bio with Joseph Cotten, Sing Along with Mitch nostalgic segments, and East Side West Side aiding a cobbler to prevent institutionalization of his mentally retarded son.
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski told 75 graduates at Alliance College's 50th commencement that hunger in Appalachia is a shared burden. He urged addressing “hope less, degrading and abject poverty” even amid the nation’s prosperity.
Hollywood AP writer Hob Thomas notes Mort Sahl headlines the California primary fever. Sahl quips on Rockefeller Johnson and others at the Interlude on Sunset Strip while PA seniors praise political life and Westminster College graduates hear urging civics engagement as military academy honors attend.
New York AP report says a reevaluation of the Emmy Award system is planned after major networks ABC and CBS boycotted last week's ceremonies. Rod Serling, author and president elect of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, said a study of criticisms will be followed by recommendations.
Marine Sergeant Elwood L. Troup, son of Mr and Mrs A M Troup of Plumville, took part in the Far East Division Rifle and Pistol Matches May 11 16 in Okinawa, representing the United States.
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