Broadcast and TV Holiday Nightline Highlights
Radio tonight at 8:25 WHIO covers Regis at U D. WMUB-FM offers a Christmas program featuring the Roger Wagner Chorale with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. TV lineup includes Wagon Train with Belle Davis at 7:30 on Ch 2 and 7:30 on Ch 12 Steve Allen hosts a Christmas night with Louis Nye Bill Dana and the Smothers Brothers.
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Jackie Mason
Maximillian Schell
Jack Paar
Electric line work kills man in Bellville incident
Mansfield report says Gerald Dunn, 38, of Utica, was electrocuted Tuesday while working on power lines in nearby Bellville. The accident occurred as Dunn was on the job near the Bellville area.
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Gerald Dunn
Rt. 1
Utica
Bellville
Loretta Young’s door gag sparks soap sponsor feud in TV pilot
Loretta Young faces a sponsor clash over her iconic door entrance for the pilot of Christine's Children. Lever Bros would replace the Procter and Gamble tie, prompting a playful balloon gag idea. The piece also notes Katz on Emmy nominations and other TV items.
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Loretta Young
Loretta
Lever Bros
Proctor & Gam Ible
Mr. Lever
Academy Chapter
NBC
Young Toronto Saxophonist Wins Union Play Rights
Attila Galamb, a 7 year old musician, wins a 16 month fight with the Musicians Union to perform with union bands without standby fees. The AFM allows him to play but must charge union rates and cannot join until age 12. His lawyer drops suit. Attila begins a five month tour starting Jan 5 in Hawaii and the Far East.
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Far East
Stanwyck and Boone Win Hollywood Press Award
Hollywood AP Barbara Stanwyck and Pat Boone received the Golden Apple awards for the year's most cooperative stars. The Hollywood Women's Press Club named Marion Brando and Natalie Wood as the least cooperative performers for 1961.
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Hollywood Women's Press Club
Barbara Stanwyck
Pat Boong
iMarion Brando
Natalie Wood
Ocean Hunt Abandoned Monkey Capsule Lost
An Atlas missile hurled a Rhesus monkey named Seatback into space on a 6000 mile run but recovery odds were slim as sea conditions hindered a search in the south Atlantic. A radio beacon and sensors were aboard while Sword Knot and two planes watched for buoyant flotation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Scatbhack
South Atlantic Ocean
Sword Knot
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