TV Tonight Highlights and Reruns Across Channels
A compact listing outlines tonight’s TV lineup on channels 2, 7, 9 and 8. Highlights include Navy Log and Everglades on early hours, a Rawhide rerun with a murder suspect, The Hathaways medical segment, Route 66 with Betty Field and Lon Chaney, 77 Sunset Strip kidnapping drama, a Telehone Hour finale with Misha Elman, and Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone about a plane crash near a Mexican village.
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the Hathaways
Betty Field
Lon Chaney
Bailey
Sunset Strip
Telephone Hour
Misha Elman
Rod Sterling
Brothers Buy Athens Banks Shakeup in Ohio Sale
Athens Ohio banks Bank of Athens and Athens National Bank announce stock sale to three Cincinnati brothers Carl Robert and Richard Lindner acquire the stock. Carl Lindner says policy statements await completion of transfer with no immediate changes to staff.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens
Cincinnati Brothers
Bank of Athens
Athens National Bank
Carl Robert
Richard Lindner
Cincinnati
Carl Lindner
Viewing CBS Signals Rumble Behind TV Trends
Hal Humphrey reports on CBS stockholders meeting in Hollywood and a shifting network trend. The piece notes Alan Schweitzer replacing Bob Newhart on House Party and hints at CBS moving toward edgier content like Defenders while defending their news and public affairs stance.
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Paley
Stanton
CBS
Rhena Schweitzer
Albert Schweitzer
Bob Newhart
Art Linkletter
ED Sullivan
Newhart
Miss Schweitzer
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Dr Hutchins
Dorothy Kilgallen
Miss Kilgallen
Ed Murrow
NBC
Huntley - Brinkley
Huntley
Brinkley
Shirley Booth Loses Privacy Suit Over Magazine Ad
New York Court of Appeals ruled no invasion of privacy by Holiday Magazine advertising a Jamaica resort photo of actress Shirley Booth. The decision affirmed a lower ruling that voided a $17,500 jury award after the image, first used in a news piece, was later used in ads in two magazines.
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Albany
N.Y
Shirley Booth
Holiday Magazine
New York
Court of Appeals
Miss Booth
Jamaica
Doris Day's Son Signs Recording Contract With Columbia
Doris Day's son Terry Melcher age 20 signs with Columbia Records in Los Angeles. A judge approved a one year deal with six annual options offering a $2000 advance, $50 per recording session, and 45 percent of gross retail sales. Melcher performs popular songs under the arrangement.
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Los Angeles
Doris Day
Terry Melcher
Columbia Records
Audie Murphy named to California veterinary board
Governor Edmund G Brown appoints Audie L Murphy to the state board of examiners in veterinary medicine Murphy, 37, is an actor, rancher and horse breeder living in North Hollywood. he is noted as Americas most decorated World War II soldier in this report.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Audie L. Murphy
America
State Board of Examiners In
Veterinary Medicine
Murphy
North Hollywood
Palm Beach Welcomes First Family With Quiet Easter Visit
Palm Beach residents observe the Kennedys with no fuss as Mrs Kennedy and Caroline stroll to a drug store for ice cream. The First Family, relaxed in casual clothing, enjoyed sunny days near the dock while President Kennedy prepared to fly back to Washington.
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Palm Beach
Palm Beach, Fla
John F. ‘Kennedy
Caroline
Fitz
Kennedy
Washington
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Everglades
Economy Savings & Loan CO
Central Ave
Middletown
C. L. Hodson
le Sourpsville Lake
SUN
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Hal Humphrey
Hollywood
Rere
William Paley
Frank Stanton
Dobie Gillis
Mr. Fd
Fred Friendly
Kilgallen
Lewis
East End
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Doris
Audie
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United
Bey
States
Vice
Honey Dents
Main ST
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Wanshiee
N. Broad
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