Television Schedule Snapshot for Weekend and Sunday
The listing shows a dense schedule with NFL film sessions and classic TV programs across Friday Saturday and Sunday. Notable items include Gunsmoke The Defenders Perry Mason Have Gun Will Travel and Naked City plus The Sullivan Show Lassie Dennis the Menace and Jack Benny along with various religious and news blocks and a college football kickoff.
Ann Landers letters spark playful Iowa South Dakota feud
Iowa readers spar with Ann Landers over grasshoppers in South Dakota and pheasant country. The column also answers readers on dating a boss, stepfamily struggles, choosing a trusted obstetrician, and homemaking tips.
TV Tonight Highlights From WKBT Schedule
WKBT TV topics include Hazel with Shirley Booth at six, Hall of Ivy deception plot at 6:30, Perry Mason courtroom drama 6:30 to 7:30, The Defenders 7:30 to 8:30, Have Gun Will Travel at 8:30, Gun Smoke nine to ten, and a white woman hostage crisis. Weekend news, Weather and Sports 10:00 to 10:20, Naked City 10:30 to 11:30, The White Sister on TV Theater 11:30, with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable. Sunday features Big Picture Army report 8:30, Lamp Unto My Feet 9, Look Up and Live 9:30, Camera Three 10, This Is The Life 10:30, Faith for Today 11, Washington Conversation 11:30, This Is The Answer noon, Missionary to Walker's Garage, Light Time 12:50, Kickoff 12:45. Giants versus Packers Sunday at 1:00 previews upcoming World Championship game.
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the Defenders
Wil
Naked City
CBS News
New York
Matt Dillon
Chester
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
Big Picture
Camera
Washington
CBS
Walker
WKBT
Thought-Travel to Distant Stars Through Light and Time
A reader asks if light from a distant star could reveal cave people, noting nothing travels faster than light. The piece muses that thought may travel faster and imagines seeing Earth 15 thousand years ago from a planet 15 thousand light years away, needing powerful future telescopes.
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Eileen Capenter
Earth
France
Spain
Presbytery Condemns John Birch Society
Milwaukee presbytery representing 55 United Presbyterian Churches condemns the John Birch Society for methods likened to communism while affirming prayers for individuals within the group. The report cites opposition to political ideologies threatening individual rights.
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John Birch Society
Milwaukee
United Presbyterian
Wisconsin
Bird In Flight sculpture ordered moved in Detroit
An abstract sculpture titled Bird in Flight was told to relocate from its perch outside a Detroit art gallery. Gallery owners William House and Ernest Aretakis argued they installed it to beautify the city and cited petitions from about 1,000 locals urging the Common Council to keep it. The city council ruled it must be moved.
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Detroit
William House
Ernest Aretakis
House
Aretakis
Common Council
Austin Grocers To Close On Sundays
In Austin Minnesota a large majority of businessmen who ran grocery stores have agreed to close their shops on Sundays marking a Sabbath observance move.
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Austin Grocers
Austin, Minn
Austin
Hearing Set On GN NP Railway Merger In Minneapolis
The Interstate Commerce Commission moves to the second phase of hearings on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger. The session opens in Minneapolis after a four day St Paul start, with 21 GN NP witnesses and cross examination planned, and a continuation set for December 5.
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Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
St. Paul
Gn, NP
Robert H. Murphy
Murphy
Braniff International Airways Founded in 1928
Braniff International Airways was established on June 20, 1928, marking the inception of the carrier that would grow into a notable mid 20th century aviation firm. The founding event situates Braniff among early American airlines and highlights its historical origins.
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Braniff International Airways
Two Unions Merge to Form Large AFL CIO Affiliated Group
BAL HARBOUR Fla AP A merger announced Thursday unites the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union with the International Glove Workers of America. The clothing workers union lists 385 000 members with New York headquarters, while the glove workers number 2500 members from Mart inette Wisconsin. Both unions are affiliated with AFL CIO.
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Bal ‘Harbour
Fla
Amalgamated ‘Clothing Workers Union
International Glove Workers of America
The
Clothing Workers Union
New York
Glovers
Martinette
Wis
AFL- Icio
Meat purchase time shortens since 1948 comparison
A 1948 report notes it took 30 minutes of working time to buy a pound of meat. Current estimates show the same task requires under 19 minutes, illustrating faster consumer transactions and efficiency gains over the decades.
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