Television Highlights and Tonight's Channel Lineup
TV TONIGHT OFFERS UNCLE spy tale on Channel 5 at 8 with a headquarter breach by a tweedy stranger. Andy and Barney aim to find Goober a girlfriend at 8 30 on Channel 7 and 9. Ann Southern plays Countess Framboise returning to her hometown on The Lucy Show at 9 on Channel 2 and 9. Michael Bentine appears on The Jonathan Winters Show at 10 on Channel 5. Hitchcock presents a life affirmed tale at 10 on Channel 3. CBS Report profiles Stonehenge 90 miles south of London at 10 on Channel 9.
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TV Networks Cover Churchill Funeral In London
The article reviews CBS NBC and ABC coverage of Sir Winston Churchill's funeral with satellite feeds planes and crews. NBC delivers an hour long Brinkley chronology while ABC relies on Telstar video tapes and CBS airs The People and new drama. Also notes John Larkin dies at 52 and Sportsman specials feature hunting and fishing adventures.
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TV Tonight Highlights Newscast and CBS Mystery Film
Peter Jenings takes over Ron Cochran’s former role on ABC early news. CBS airs Ann Sothern in The Mystery of Stonehenge first of four appearances, a 10-11 documentary proposing a new theory of the ancient stone ring.
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Peter Jenings
Ron Cochran
Lucy
CBS
Ann Sothern
Stonehenge
Holy Name Societies Back Public Transport Bill
The Holy Name societies of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese approved a resolution at their annual convention at St. John College in support of a bill to provide public transportation for children attending private schools. The measure will be introduced in the Ohio Legislature this month.
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Holy Name Societies
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St. John College
Ohio
Grave Attraction as Churchill Draws Nation to Bladon
Churchill's grave at St. Martin's church in Bladon draws large crowds with 125000+ passing by on Sunday. Wreaths bear messages from family and friends as mourners read tributes and officials warn of continued weekend crowds. Prime Minister Menzies in Melbourne pledges 2.24 million for Churchill memorial scholarships.
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Educational TV Station To Open In Cleveland
WVIZ TV Channel 25, an educational only station, will start broadcasting this week. The antenna was raised Sunday but wiring between antenna and ground in North Royalton remains incomplete.
Judge Handley, long-time Cincinnati municipal judge, dies
Daniel C. Handley, 71, retired last March after a 21-year career as Cincinnati municipal court judge, died Sunday night at his home. He came from a prominent Cincinnati political family.
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Tax expert backs people as Ohio legislature returns to work
Ohio's 106th General Assembly resumes after a recess. The House schedules many committee hearings at 7:30 p.m. and the Senate plans organization the same day. Debates over school funding clash with tax questions as Gov Rhodes and tax commissioner review the issue. The dispute centers on state aid shares and a proposed one cent sales tax increase.
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