Station Censors Paar Show in Cleveland Broadcast
WEWS cut two portions of the Jack Paar Show for language deemed not fit to broadcast. Viewers saw a public service announcement and heard music as station officials said the edited segment violated the National Association of Broadcasters Code.
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Missing Debts and Assets in Hamilton Laborer Case
James R. Stone of 1964 Far- Test Ave Hamilton, a laborer, shows debts totaling 4160 dollars against assets of 1100 dollars. Case lists Downey on Maple Avenue and Seven Mile as involved parties with a debtor creditor context.
Angel Still Trying To Find Her Wings In TV Moves
Hollywood producer Jess Oppenheimer battles network scheduling as his Angel on CBS shifts to 8 pm while Ann Sothern's show moves to 7 30. He cites competition from My Three Sons and limited Nielsen city coverage as key factors affecting the shows fate. He notes Annie Farge's heavy accent and lack of star name hurt Angel's appeal. Contiguity of sponsor placements complicates scheduling and discounts. He eyes Lucy returns if Angel fails.
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