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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1960

Page

6

Evening TV and radio Highlights Show Mix of Sports and Guests

Radio listings feature Ohio State versus Michigan in Columbus at 9:08 p m on WHIO and 8 p m on WHIO basketball. TV lineups include Riverboat plot line with a wealthy politician's daughter, Kate Smith with Count Basie and John Sebastian, Bourdon Street Beat drama, Danny Williams guest, Adventures in Paradise guest stars, guitarists Montoya Meadows Lawrence on Steve Allen, June Allyson accident drama, and George Jessel with Jack Paar closing the night.

Wlw-T Captain Holden WKRC Kate Smith Count Basie John Sebastian WHIO Michigan OSU Buckeyes Columbus WCPO Clay Calhoun Bourbon St Danny Williams Danny Thomas Gloria Vanderbilt Dan Duryea Wlw-D Carlos Montoya Jayne Meadows Steve Lawrence Steve Allen

Steve Allen barred from panel on punishment debate

NBC halted Steve Allen’s planned Meetings of the Minds segment with actors portraying Aristotle Montaigne Hegel Dostoievsky Freud and Darrow. Network officials cited the serious topic as inappropriate for a comedy show and refused to fund the idea, while Allen argues for creative risk and criticizes sponsor and network judgments.

Hollywood Aristotle Montaigne Hegel Dostoievsky Freud Clarence Darrow NBC Steve Allen Steve Henry Hull J. Carrol Naish Ian Wolfe Lawrence Dobkin Everett Sloane Philip Coolidge Michel Montaigne Naish J. Carrol Nash Kathry Murray Dr. Sigmund Fred

Graham draws 40000 in Lagos for Africa tour

Billy Graham attracts an estimated 40,000 at Lagos Race Course for his Nigeria stop, surpassing Saturday’s turnout. Hundreds of women in colorful robes attend with babies on their backs as Graham remarks on growing interest in Christianity. Chief Muslim missionary Nassem Saifi attended both nights.

Lagos Nigeria Billy Graham Ibadan Lagos Race Course Graham West Africa Nassem Saifi

Plane crashes into parking lot in Compton killing pilot and motorist

In Compton California a light plane circling with an apparently unconscious pilot H Arthur Greenman 48 crashed into a supermarket parking lot killing him and a motorist Bost Fulcher 65. Dozens of shoppers narrowly escaped injury as the plane struck the lot during Sunday errands. Greenman suffered from high blood pressure and had only two hours of solo flight time.

Compton Calif H. Arthur Greenman Bost Fulcher Greenman

MacArthur Remains Seriously Ill At Lenox Hill

General Douglas MacArthur's condition stayed serious at Lenox Hill Hospital where he is treated for a nonmalignant urinary tract obstruction. An Army spokesman said he will likely stay longer than the two weeks planned as doctors finalize a full evaluation. the 80th birthday celebrant reported feeling stronger but medical notes show ongoing concern.

New York Douglas MacArthur Lenox Hill Hospital Army MacArthur

Nixon Eyes Race In Pennsylvania

Vice President Richard M. Nixon may enter Pennsylvania's presidential preference primary on April 26. Republican state chairman George S. Bloom said no decision until Nixon is consulted, noting the primary is a test of popularity and not binding on convention delegates.

Harrisburg Richard M. Nixon Pennsylvania George S. Bloom Nixon Bloom

Hard Sell For Steel Said Ahead

Cleveland reports steel mills run at record pace with January output of 12 million tons the highest for any month. Steel users reduce haste for deliveries as demand remains strong but wary of overstocking. Regional capacity usage shows Cleveland Cincinnati at 100.5 percent while Youngstown at 9 percent and Detroit at 99.5.

Cleveland Steel Magazine Cincinnati Youngstown Wheeling Detroit

Plovers Ride Crocodile Teeth for Fast Meals

A hungry Egyptian plover darts into the crocodile’s mouth to pull food from the reptile’s teeth, while the crocodiles tolerate the birds and do not harm them.

Ohio weekend toll reaches nine as six crashes claim lives

A weekend in Ohio saw nine deaths from traffic and fire incidents. Among the victims were two year old twins in Sandusky and a couple from Toledo in a car that overturned on Ohio 2 west of Port Clinton. An Akron man and boy died when a train struck their stalled vehicle on a crossing.

Ohio Sandusky Akron Port Clinton Frank C. Stover Virginia R. James Toledo Ohio 2 George Ervin Wright Lockland New Carlisle Clark County George and Joyce Goudy Odessa Walker Cleveland Sheffield Lake Lorain County Zelmer L. Hammond Hershhel Eugene King

Deputy Clerk Charged With Embezzlement In Ohio Court

Wilmington Ohio AP reports deputy Probate Court clerk Helen J Ray faced an indictment for embezzling 2177 dollars from court funds. Court officers say she has repaid the full amount.

Wilmington Ohio Helen J. Ray Ray

Book condensation on Abraham Lincoln murder case sparks intrigue

A feature in February Reader's Digest previews a 28 page condensation exploring who cut pages from Booth's diary and whether treason lurks in Lincoln era cabinets. The style blends conspiracy theory with historic mystery as old ghosts and new questions rise from the diary fragments.

Booth

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