Broadcast Highlights and TV Movie Notes Tonight
Radio and TV listings feature WPFB Middletown vs Hamilton Taft at 8 30 and Monroe at Lebanon at 6 30 on WPFB and WPFB FM. Programs include South America spotlight, Texas John Slaughter mother in law troubles, The Oradel medical ethics drama, Project 2 on America between wars, Thunder in the Night with Desi Arnez, masquerade party with Jayne Meadows, Twilight 6 space landing, a courtroom hang and Paar's Best with Hermione Gingold Eddie Albert Dennis Day Betty Johnson.
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Radio Tonight
WPFB
Rackatball
Middletown
Hamilton Taft
Nome
Monroe
Lebanon
WLW
South America
TV Tonight
Wlw-D
Wlw.t
Texas
John Slaughter
WCPO
Huch Griffith
Ann Blyth
Wlw-T
America
WHIO
WKRC
Desi Arfaz
Jayne Mea
Dows
Faye Emerson
Clay Culhane
Best of Paar
Hermione Gingold
Eddie Albert
Dennis Day
Betty Johnson
Woman, two injured in head on collision near Barberton
In Barberton Ohio a 57 year old woman died and two others were hospitalized after a head on collision between two cars Thursday. The deceased is identified as Mrs Hazel Baker of Doylestown.
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Barberton
Ohio
Hazel
Baker
Doylestown
Controversy Over Jazz Liturgy on World Wide 60
In New York AP report notes NBC will air excerpts from a jazz morning church service on World Wide 60. Ed Summerlin wrote the music after a pastor suggested it following his composer friend’s child’s death. Reactions vary from shock to praise as the program aims to illuminate modern church music and conflicts with tradition.
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New York
NBC Network
Ed Summerlin
Summerlin
Denton
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Dave Garroway
Jack Lescoulie
Florence Henderson
Stanton Says TV Control Threat Ends Media Freedom
CBS president Frank Stanton warned that government control of television programming would threaten press freedom. He spoke at a luncheon where he received the Advertising Gold Medal from Print ers Ink and argued against regulating program content or imposing standards on newspapers.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Printers’ Ink
United States
Ohio Crossing Toll For Year Down To 89
Columbus Ohio AP report shows 89 people killed at Ohio grade crossings in 1959, a 21 percent drop from 1958 and the lowest level since 1936 when auto train fatalities began being recorded by the Department of Highway Safety.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Payola Hearings Reveal Big Payouts to Boston Disc Jockeys
Washington AP report details subcommittee findings on payola as Donald Dumont of a Boston distributing firm testified. It notes the firm paid 8300 to Boston DJs since 1957 and describes promotions by War sic Suppliers Inc and other figures, including cash payments and hit list practices. The inquiry seeks network licensing and bans on payoffs.
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Washington
House
Payola
Donald Dumont
Boston
Dumont
Ina
Federal Trade Commission
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
Commerce Committee
Harry Weiss
Lishman
Weiss
Warsic Suppliers, Inc
WBOS
WHIL
Norm Prescott
WBZ
Cash Box
New York
Music Suppliers Inc
Revamped 37th Musters with Pentagonal Division
Ohio National Guardsmen gather for Muster Day to view the 37th Infantry Division now organized as five battle groups. The reorganized force increases firepower and speed, with units in 63 communities under Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom. most units observe Muster Day on Saturday instead of Washington's Birthday February 22.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sion
147Th
Cincinnati
Blanchester
Batalivia
Hamilton
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Ior
Loren G. Windom
Washington
CBS To Limit Political Shows
CBS announces a new policy restricting paid political programs on radio and TV networks from airing simultaneously with other networks. The CBS editorial board said the rule excludes presidential or city leader addresses and does not affect paid political spot commercials. The aim is to give the public a choice during upcoming political contests.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Ilso
41 000 Judgment In Tank Truck Fire
Cincinnati AP report: Common Pleas Court jury awarded 41 000 in damages to Stanley Barnett from Sun Oil Co. for a fire caused by a gasoline leak from an overturned tank. Barnett's wife Mae, 52, died of a heart attack while fleeing her home fire started by the gasoline release.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Sun Oil Co
Stanley Barnett
Barnett
Mae
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