Broadcast Highlights and TV Tonight Highlights
Radio tonight at 7:43 features Baseball Parade and 8 includes WKRC WONE race. TV tonight at 7 WKRC Wallace narrates missile research special and 7:30 WLWT rerun of Laramie with Ernest Borgnine. 8:30 WLW musical USO 20th anniversary. 9:30 WHIO WKRC loan sharks. 10 WLWT Paar show with many stars. 10 WHIO WKRC Garry Moore guests Jo Stafford and Dick Van Dyke. Wednesday TV includes Jonathan Winters on Paar and Today honors Radio Free Europe and Crusade for Freedom chair.
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TV Mystery Rules Are Broken In NBC's The Burning Court
New York AP notes NBCs Hour of Great Mysteries missteps in The Burning Court adaptation. Barbara Bel Geddes plays a suburban housewife revealed as a vengeful witch from 1672, with George C. Scott as her lover. The program shifts from straight mystery to supernatural and jokey tonality.
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Bernstein Returns to Conduct Young Philharmonic Concerts
Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic closed their season of young people's concerts with talented singers from the New York City High School of Music and Art performing Aaron Copland's The Second Hurricane. The performance benefited from enhanced filming techniques as NBC aired archival clips on a royal theme. CBS offered portraits of Fiorello La Guardia and NBC previewed political conventions. The broadcast also featured Adlai Stevenson and Dame Rebecca West, though the latter did not rise to the hoped-for news impact.
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Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Meet the Press
Rebecca West
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Upjohn executive testifies on diabetes drug promise
Dr E Gifford Upjohn told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee that the new drug Orinase could reverse or prevent diabetes in some cases. Kefauver cited $20 million annual sales at manufacturer level and higher retail, noting diabetes as a leading cause of death and blindness. Upjohn said wide tests faced skepticism but the company fulfilled its duty to thorough testing and full disclosure to doctors.
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Washington
Senate
E. Gifford Upjohn
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Upjohn
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adlai Stevenson Wins Muskingum Mock Convention
About 1200 Muskingum College students held a mock Democratic convention in New Concord Ohio and nominated Adlai Stevenson for president on the third ballot Monday night. Senator Stuart Symington was chosen for vice president on the first ballot during an eleven hour session.
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Iran Quake Toll May Not Top 500
Rescue teams dig through Lar and Gerash ruins as officials revise death toll. Iran Red Cross says total likely under 500 with about 400 bodies recovered and 100 still missing. Most victims were women and children amid two quakes, aid from U S flour supply, and relief flights to Shiraz.
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Clarence Hoffman Dies After Car Collision Near Waldo
Clarence Edward Hoffman aged 70 of near Waldo died at Marion General Hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a car on April 1 in Marion County. He had been hospitalized since the incident.
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Clarence Edward Hoffman
Waldo
Marion General Hospital
Nehru Chou End Talks Unsolved Border Dispute
Prime Minister Nehru and Premier Chou En Lai closed a week of talks in New Delhi without a settlement on the border dispute. They issued a communique noting greater understanding but no resolution and rejected swapping Ladakh with the northeast frontier.
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Cooper Goes Home
Movie actor Gary Coper, 58, left Massachusetts General Hospital Monday after undergoing prostate gland surgery there April 14.
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Massachussetts General Hospital
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