Joe Ek. Wants To Leave 'A Heritage Of Decency'
Hollywood AP Joe F Brown turns 70 on July 28 yet remains active and sought after in show business. He recalls fan letters after a 1961 Bel Air fire that destroyed his home and treasures. Brown emphasizes decency as a guiding heritage while detailing career highlights with Harvey, Damn Yankees and TV baseball commentary. His son Don Brown runs the Pirates.
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TV MOVIES LISTING FOR TODAY’S CH. HIGHLIGHTS
TV TODAY offers film and sports on channels 1 through 12. Reds battle St Louis. The Searching Wind stars Robert Young and Sylvia Sidney. The Play of the Week features Ossie Davis. Directions ’62 covers inoculations in Liberia. Adlai Stevenson with the Arms Control chief discusses ending nuclear tests. Also Dixie Water Ski Championships on Wide World of Sports. Cronkite on Roaring Twenties creativity. Maverick rerun on mine safety. Mister Ed and Emmy Lou Harp er romance. Lassie trains police dogs. John Glenn space talk. Dennis observes Mr Wilson dentist appointment. Pork Chop Hill with Gregory Peck. Bonanza dowry theft. Mister Doc pharmacy exam. Show of the Week robbery drama. Lawman siege setup.
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U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Adlai Stevenson
Wide World of Sports
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Jules Bergman
Col
John Glenn
America
Dennis
Wilson
Gregory Peck
Cronkite Sets The Standard For Hardworking Reporters
Walter Cronkite emerges as television’s model for careful preparation and clear reporting. The CBS anchor, at 46, shifts to a New York daily 15 minute news program after 12 years of global coverage and long hours. He cites family, planning ahead, and steady work as motives. Cronkite credits thorough briefing, reading, and asking sharp questions for his success. He urges high school courses in current events to train youth in using multiple media. He is a former World War II correspondent and Nuremberg trial observer from St. Joseph Missouri.
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Paris
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Squaw Valley
Ades
Douglas Edwards
NBC
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
St. Joseph
University of Texas
Iive
Moscow
Nno
Siepi Turns to Broadway Musical in a Musical Pause
Cesare Siepi the world renowned basso abruptly moves to Broadway in Bravo Giovanni a $400000 project touring to the Broadhurst Playhouse May 19. He says the switch is a parenthesis not a career change and will return to opera next season. He notes opera stresses vocal power while musical theater demands precise acting and dialogue delivery.
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Hits and misses at Seattle World Fair review by Bob Thomas
Seattle AP reports on the Century 21 Exposition highlighting hits such as the Space Needle monorail and the U S science pavilion while noting misses including the World of Century 21 theme exhibit. Foreign displays impress and the international fountain awes, but the overall impact falls short of the $2.7 million outlay.
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Seattle
Fame Depletes Like Oil Well Director Says
Hollywood director Henry King argues in a letter to Senator Ruchel that the film industry suffers from a biased tax system. He proposes reform allowing top stars to carry over peak earnings to later years to encourage more pictures locally.
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Strike Pact Okayed
Oviedo Spain AP A spokesman for labor syndicates said Friday agreement has been reached to end a 21 day strike by about 18 000 coal miners. The pact provides minimum annual salaries of 633 dollars 33 cents for underground workers and 550 dollars 90 cents for those above ground.
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Irish Lead World in Milk Consumption Per Capita
The FAO reports Ireland tops milk drinking with 637 kilograms per person yearly, ahead of Britain the United States France Germany and Austria which each average 300 to 400 kilograms.
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