Happiness on set as Robert Stack hosts surge of good cheer
Hollywood NEA reports on The Name of the Game set at Universal where Robert Stack enjoyed happiness amid a tragedy. Rosemarie Stack survived a Sacramento auto crash that killed Mrs Art Lund, prompting urgent plastic surgery. Celeste Holm and Stack shot a scene finding a boy’s body as an emergency call interrupted filming. Suzanne Pleshette praised her large role and TV parts over film.
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Television Schedule Highlights and a Fashion Twist
Friday night TV features a lineup from 7:00 to 5:15 with classics like Hazel I Love Lucy and Hogan's Heroes plus movie titles such as Move Over Sole Survivor Pinky and Black Sabbath. A quoted remark recounts a premiere night mishap and Rosanno Brazzi’s cheerful note about The Disembodied Survivors.
Falstaff Origins and TV Moves Mentioned in World Almanac
The World Almanac notes Falstaff was created for Henry IV after Elizabeth I urged Shakespeare. California is said to have over 800 registered historic landmarks and vegetation covers more than four fifths of the state. Actors and producers discuss The Name of the Game and The Survivors set reuse, with praise for moves and potential new series. Bill Conrad reflects on acting after directing. Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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Rhyme Time Rhyme Time TO FAR AWAY PLACES
A playful verse advises escaping tension by traveling when possible. It riffs on taking time away, noting a boss's potential reaction as a practical caveat to leisure. The tone is light and rhymed, offering a lighthearted coping idea.
Americans Back Higher Federal Highway Spending in Polls
The National Automobile Club reports two national polls showing broad support for increased federal highway funding. In a middle class sample 23 percent want more road building while 14 percent oppose. A second poll finds 54 percent favor more highway spending and 46 percent favor more money for public transit.
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