Television Schedule Listings From December 18 19
Channel 3 daily lineup shows a mix of dramas comedies and news with programs including Blue Angels Kit Carson Sports Report News Weather To Tell The Truth Robert Young Show Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Hennessy Ive Got A Secret Hawaiian Eye and various daytime soaps and game shows through December 19 with CBS News Farm Digest Password The Millionaire Verdict Is Yours Edge Of Night and more.
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Blue Angels
Kit Carson
Robert Young
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Hennesey
Guiding Light
CBS News
Phil Silvers
College of the Air
Origin of family names and Roman name history explained
Uncle Ray discusses how ancient names varied from single names to multiple names in Rome and how the name Caesar evolved into czar and kaiser. He notes Greeks like Homer and Plato had one name, then adds a free illustrated leaf titled The Story of the Alphabet for history scrapbook use.
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Egypt
Babylonia
Israel
Greece
Moses
Abraham
Solomon
Homer
Plato
Aristotle
Zeno
Zeno of
Tarsus
Asia Minor
Sidon
Rome
Gaius Julius Caesar
Caesar
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Uncle Ray
Popularity Sought Distracts From Conscience Says Clergy Leader
In Chicago a conference hears Rev. Dr. Warren A. Quanbeck of Luther Theological Seminary argue modern men seek peer approval over conscience warnings. He says many feel unacceptable to their social group and resist law preaching.
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Chicago
Warren A. Quanbeck
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Retired minister stays close to ministry in Dover
Rev. Otto J. Zechiel, who retired in 1956 after 42 years in Evangelical and Reformed Church ministry, still fills pulpit nearly every Sunday. Two of his sons are ministers, a daughter is married to a minister, and three other children are active in church work.
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Dover
Ohio
Otto J. Zechiel
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Blue Angels and Comedy
WKBT airs a five oclock brash flight in instructor scene with the Blue Angels, Kit Carson adventure at 5 30, then sports news and weather 6 to 6 30 followed by To Tell The Truth at 6 30. WKBT presents President Kennedy trip highlights at seven, Pete and Gladys return next Monday. Lonely Christmas drama Window on Main Street at 7 30, a jeweler wins a race on Danny Thomas Show at eight, Andy Griffith pickle mishap at 8 30 and Hennesey at nine. News and weather editions end at ten, Home Show and Hawaiian Eye mysteries through 11 30. WKRT weather and sports final editions, The Weather, Farm Digest at noon and College of the Air at 4 30.
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Blue Angels
Kit Carson
Venezuela
Colombia
Pete
Gladys
WKBT
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Trave‘logue
College of the Air
Your Money's Worth Why Buy The Favorite 502
A consumer note examines the value of the Favorite 502 product amid holiday spending. Discusses price, durability, and practical benefits for shoppers evaluating budget buys during the 1961 season.
Big institutional favorites among 50 top stocks
In 1961 the giants buy and hold Standard Oil of New Jersey General Motors General Electric American Telephone DuPont among the top 5. The 50 stocks average 24.4 to 1 price earnings, 2.5 percent yield, and long dividend histories with IBM leading earnings growth and American Telephone boasting the oldest continuous dividend.
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Wall Street
Astro
Dynamics
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
General Motors
General Electric
American Telephone
DuPont
New York Stock Exchange
IBM
Kennecott
Ichange
Incll
International Business Machines
Monsanto Chemical
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Gulf Oil
Texas Utilities
investors seek higher yields on today’s market leaders
Kennecott leads at today's price with a 6.3 percent return to holders. IBM lags with about 0.4 percent. Favorites returning 4 percent or better include Standard Oil of New Jersey, General Motors, Socony Mobil, Standard Oil of California, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, and International Harvester.
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Kennecott
IBM
Picayune
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
Socony Mobil
Standard Oil of
California
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
International Harvester
Priest screens films to boost Quarryville Friday shopping
Rev. John R. Campion of St. Catherine’s Catholic Church began showing feature films and cartoons each Friday night in the church social hall. He says the plan serves two goals: entertain both kids and adults and encourage Friday night shopping in the small southeastern Pennsylvania town, which has no theater.
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Quarryville, Pa
John R. Campion
St. Catherine's Catholic Church
Father Campion
Quarryville
Pennsylvania
Flags on display at Eisenhower Museum Abilene Kansas
Two notable flags are shown at the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene. One flag circled the earth 17 times in the Discoverer XIII satellite, the other rode with the Bathyscaph Trieste team to 37,800 feet in the Pacific on January 23, 1960. Both were presented to Eisenhower last year.
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Abilene, Kan
Eisenhower Museum
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Eisenhower
Centuries Apart in First Lutheran Church Anniversary
MIAMISBURG Ohio AP First Lutheran Church marked the 100th anniversary of laying its cornerstone this year but will wait until 1964 for the centennial of dedication Historians say Civil War circumstances caused the delay.
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Miamisburg
Ohio
First Lutheran Church
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