Colorless TV Lacks Vitality in NBC NBC Programs
The piece laments colorless TV for 60 percent of homes, notes NBC shows Dream on Monkey Mountain Uncle Sam Magoo and Survival on the Prairie miss color's liveliness, and argues color would boost viewing pleasure and understanding for many programs.
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NBC
Monkey Mountain
Trinidad
Uncle Sam
Leif Ericson
Christopher Columbus
Teddy Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Television Highlights Tonight on Channel Lineup
TV tonight features My World and Welcome to It at 7 30 on channels 2 5 Lydia breaks her arm after a chase. Gunsmoke with Marshal Dillon and a rancher rid a kidnapping plot. Laugh In at 8 Robin Hood Little John and other skits with Dan Blocker. Bob Hope Special benefits Eisenhower Medical Center. Doris Day Show at 9 30 Buck posed for a magazine cover. The Smothers Brothers 10 guests Glen Campbell Fonda. Desire Under the Elms at 9 30 Burl Ives with Italian wife. The Story on Page One at 9 use on 19 a lawyer defends a woman. Foreign Intrigue at 9 22 Mitchum investigates a death.
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Marshall Dillon
Dan Blocker
Robin Hood
Little John
Rip van Winkle
Wonder
Bob Hope
Eisenhower Medical Center
Palm Desert
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Doris
Buck
Smothers Brothers
Glen Campbell
David Frye
Peter Fonda
Burl Ives
Anthony Franciosa
Robert Mitchum
Bill Would Let Bus Drivers Spank Kids
A measure to permit school bus drivers to discipline unruly passengers will be heard by the House Education Committee. Sponsored by Rep. James I. Hunt it would grant drivers the same rights of force as teachers. The 108th General Assembly reconvened with 91 bills to be reviewed this week.
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Ohio
108Th General Assembly
House
Senate
House Education Committee
James I. Hunt
Middlefield
Instruments May Protect Astronauts
Scientists say new instruments for a 150 foot tower telescope at Caltech Mt Wilson Observatory will scan the sun daily to measure flares more quickly and accurately. The improved data may better predict solar flare events that eject atomic particles harmful to astronauts in space.
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California Institute of Technology
Institute
Mt. Wilson Observatory
First Negro Takes Seat On New York Stock Exchange
Joseph L. Searles becomes the first Black person to hold a seat on the New York Stock Exchange after approval by the board. A 30 year old former Economic Development Administration official, he joins Newburger Loeb Co as a partner, taking over the firm's seat. He noted the seat would cost him about 380000 if purchased as an individual.
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Joseph L. Searles
New York Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Searles
City Economic Development Administration
Newburger, Loeb Co
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