Mary Tyler Moore Returns to TV With New CBS Show
Mary Tyler Moore, returning to television after The Dick Van Dyke Show, stars in The Mary Tyler Moore Show set to debut on CBS. She portrays Mary Richards, a 30-year-old career woman seeking marriage, relocating to Minneapolis-St Paul after ending a long romance.
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Richard Rodgers at 20 magic Broadway years in focus
New York AP profile of Richard Rodgers marking his 50th Broadway anniversary and noting his 38th Broadway musical involvement. The piece covers his career highlights, recent project Two by Two with Danny Kaye, and Rodgers reflections on mortality, perfection, and legacy. It also mentions collaborators Martin Charnin and Peter Stone, and Rodgers past roles as producer and director.
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OK Corral in Times Square NBCs Four-in-One lineup
TV critic considers NBCs Four-in-One launch with McCloud as the lead cop show while Dan August and Hawaii Five-O compete. Dennis Weaver defends his new Sam McCloud persona, hoping the character longevity outgrows his Chester Good image from Gunsmoke. The piece notes New York city location shoots and the blend of old and new formats.
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Dayton Captain Killed In Action
The Defense Department reports Air Force Captain John P. Powell, son of Mr and Mrs Parker W Powell of 378 Banbury Road Dayton, was killed in action in Vietnam.
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Country Music Day at LeSourdsville Lake
LeSourdsville Lake hosts Country Music Day next Sunday with two free shows by Jim Ed Brown and the Gems. Brown, famed for Pop a Top and other hits, has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry and a syndicated TV show. Performances begin at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m.
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