Radio and TV Tonight and Tomorrow Highlights
Radio listings feature Warren County tournament, Winter Olympics wrap, and TV guests Gina Lollobrigida Tony Randall Ginger Rogers Wally Cox. Yvonne De Carlo stars in Isle of Eden. Steve Allen show with Martha Raye Johnny Desmond Tom Poston Maurice Evans. Bank robbery drama with Sybil Sidney Frank Lovejoy Brian Donlevy. Winter Olympic wrapup and British Ambassador Sir Cedric Hardwicke visit Dave Garroway on Tuesday.
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Frank Lovejoy
Brian Donlevy
United Nations
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Cedric Hardwicke
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Viewing TV With Mal Muphrey and the Season
Hollywood critics claim TV is dull but this season has many notable moments. Ed Sullivan and Hedda Hopper clash over a special show, Bobby Darin, Mickey Rooney, and Jack Paar spark on various programs, and star crossovers from Sinatra to Crosby fuel speculation about future appearances. Elvis Presley is poised for a TV return, potentially reshaping late season lineups.
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CBS Admits It Rejected News Script
CBS News officials said they rejected Howard K. Smith script as editorial judgment not over subject matter. Smith presented a Washington report on Eisenhower and Nixon. CBS suggested a rewrite, which he refused, and he did not appear on the Douglas Edwards show.
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Police Break Up Fight Ends in Fatal Shootings in Cleveland
In Cleveland a fight between Frank Clifton and his brother Lincoln ended when a third man fired a .22 rifle at Frank after he threw rocks at a home where he lived with George Bridges. Clifton was struck in the thigh and died after police had left the scene.
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Fredric March and Wife Arrested in India Prohibition Case
Fredric March and Florence Eldridge were freed on bail after arrest in Madras state on liquor prohibition charges. Also detained were Dr. Burrill Crohn and his wife, plus two others. four ounces of liquor were found in a medical case. Bail posted by a travel agency representative.
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Kennedy Warns To Err On Side Of Caution On Defense
Senator John F. Kennedy urged a safer posture in defense, saying too much caution is better than too little. He favored stronger U S measures against the Communist threat, arguing the administration should err on the side of safety. Kennedy, speaking on ABC and before college editors, praised some judgments but pressed for tougher nuclear testing limits.
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Two Cincinnati Firms to Relocate to Starkville Mississippi
Herschede Hall Clock Co. and Rookwood Pottery plan to move to Starkville Miss. Walter J. Herschede said the Mississippi city has issued bonds to build a 45000 square foot plant. The two firms together employ 110 people and have annual sales over one million dollars. The guillotine was named for Dr. Joseph Guillotine.
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Slayer Of Ex Teacher Faces Trial In Ohio
Billy Joe Schaffer a 24 year old ex convict faces a life trial in Trenton Ohio for the murder of Emma Remy 75 the teacher widow at her Ironton home two years ago He allegedly strangled her then set the house on fire to hide the crime School authorities and Lawrence County Sheriff Carl E Rose linked Schaffer to the case after a cab ride from the Remy residence to Ashland Kentucky and his confession in Oklahoma City where he was being questioned for bad checks. The motive cited was robbery and Rose noted the suspect was paid only a small amount for the crime.
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