Evening TV Schedule for June 26 1963 on WLW C
The lineup lists primetime programs from 4 pm to near midnight including Mickey M y Movie Yogi Bear Sugarfoot Sugarfoot Hour. News at 6:45 and 7:00 Jamboree. Westerns and dramas follow with The Virginian Wagon Train Going My Way Higgins Naked City and Eleventh Hour.
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NBC News
Thursday Evening TV Highlights June 27 1963 Channel 4 6
Channel 4 schedule lists movies at 5 and 5 30 with home editions at 6 and 6 30, NBC News at 9 30, Dr Kildare at 9 00, Hazel at 10, a Summer Special at 10 30, and a 10 30 Summer Special. Channel 6 offers Mickey Mouse Flippo the Clown Huckleberry Hound plus family shows and Rod Serling Twilight Zone Movie.
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NBC News
Mickey Mouse Flippo the Clown
Huckleberry Hound
Flippo the Clown
Keefe Brasselle Show Debuts On CBS In Mixed Reception
AP report notes the Keefe Brasselle Show on CBS offers a tuneful hour with guests Zsa Zsa Gabor Fred Gwynne Barbra Streisand and Ann B Davis but lacks cohesive comedy material. CBS also airs Picture This a weak game show and The Image Man on NBC and Reckoning on CBS as night fare.
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New York
Keefe Brasselle
Garry Moore
CBS
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Fred
Barbra Streisand
Bresselle
Himsel
Comedienne
Ann B. Davis
Rocky Graziano
Noelle Adam
Jack Benny
Jerry van Dyke
Orson Bean
Gretchen Wyler
NBC
Douglas
Tahiti
Franchot Tone
Kim Hunter
Rhodes Puts No 1 Tag On Industry Bill
Gov James A Rhodes hails enactment of Ohio industrial development plan as a key achievement of the 105th General Assembly He predicts noticeable impact in 12 to 14 months and says jobs are the path to union dues home ownership and tax payments.
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Rhodes
Industry Bill
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Hoffa Pleads Innocent in Pension Fund Tapping Case
James R Hoffa and seven associates plead innocent to charges they tapped a $20 million union pension fund and diverted over a million dollars for personal use. Attorneys accuse federal agents of seeking perjured testimony in exchange for a pardon. The group seeks immediate trials in Chicago and Nashville.
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James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Jacque Schiffer
Benjamin Dranow
Richard B. Austin
Department of Justice
Dranow
Sandstone
Minn
Atty
James P. O’brien
Minneapolis
U.S District Court
Nashville
Tenn
Central States Pension Fund
Maurice Walsh
Cranow
Abe I. Weimblatt
Miami Beach
Fla
S. George Burris
Herbert R. Burris
New York City
Samuel Hyman
Calvin Kovens
Zachary A. Strate Jr
New Orleans
LBJ Urges Labor To Combat Unemployment In 1960s Economy
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson called on labor to join business and government to fight unemployment. Speaking to the National Retail Clerks Union in Chicago he urged removing prejudice and partisanship to create millions of jobs, noting the need for training and education to fill available positions. He stressed a goal of about 100,000 jobs weekly and highlighted public collaboration as essential.
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Chicago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
National Retail Clerks Union
United States
Kennedy Attacks De Gaulle in Frankfurt Speech
President Kennedy harshly criticized Charles de Gaulle in a major policy address in Frankfurt. He warned that French plans for a separate nuclear force and opposition to a European Common Market threaten NATO unity and American leadership in Europe.
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Kennedy
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Frankfurt
Germany
de Gaulle
America
U.S
Free Europe
Britain
France
United States
NATO
Congress
Kennedy-De Gaulle
State Aides Office Robbed of Petitions
State officials say they will question gambling operators to identify those who stole about 83 000 signatures supporting an anti gambling referendum. The loot came from the secretary of state’s vault in the state capitol after hours and was found Monday evening. The petitions totaling 5 530 sheets were gathered by former Tacoma councilman Homer A Hamiston to place a 1964 general election measure on punching pinball games and related activities.
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Olympia
Wash
Secretary of State
State Capitol
Tacoma
Homer A. Hamiston
Today in History and World Events Highlight
On this date in 1945 the United Nations charter was signed in San Francisco by representatives of 50 nations. Other entries note the five day work week plan in Britain’s coal mines in 1946, Queen Victoria’s award of the V Cross in 1857, and Truman’s 195? warning about defense cuts.
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San Francisco
Bold
Queen Victoria of Land
Nazi Germany
Britain
Harrys. Truman
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Russia
East Germany
New York
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