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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1963

Page

8

Viewing TV With HAL HUMPHREY NBC's Gambles Turn Out Losers

NBC executives face critics as Aaron Spelling notes the season favored gambling and failed shows. Spelling cites It's a Man's World, Eleven Hour, Fair Exchange and Ballad Theater as examples of pilots canceled or altered by sponsors. He argues pay TV may be the only path to true creator control while networks push ratings and safer bets.

Sarnoff Aaron Spelling Dick Power Johnny Ringo Spelling Eleventh Hour Fair Exchange Lloyd Bridges Pay Ballad Theater Burl Ives NBC Tewksbury Nielsen

Television Highlights Tonight Schedule Summary

TV tonight features The Dakotas a marshal and deputies in the Old West at 7 30 on channel 2 and 12. On channel 5 Man's World Vern Hodges vows to tell the truth for one hour nightly. Saints and Sinners on channel 5 at 8 30 features a newsgal posing as a convict. Lucy Show on channels 7 and 9 follows a wedding backdrop to wild goings on. Danny Thomas on channels 7 and 9 helps a hungry boy in Paris. Brinkley s Journal on channel 5 at 10 portrays Alaska and its economy.

TV Tonight Dakotas Vern Hodges Lucy Danny Thomas Paris Brinkley Alaska

Arab Christians Cross Into Jordan for Greek Orthodox Christmas

More than 2,000 Christian Arabs from Israel crossed into the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem on Sunday to spend the Greek Orthodox Christmas with relatives in Jordan. The move reflects holiday observances among regional Christian communities amid ongoing tensions and border restrictions.

Jerusalem Jordan Israel

Crossword Clues From Horizont Puzzle Page

Clues cover varnish ingredient fresher pronoun Turkish officer musical instrument coarse broken flesh cloak sea brig Spanish term, etc. Includes entries for animals, body parts, verbs, and titles with various definitions and wordplay all from a 1963 King Features Syndicate crossword page.

Clifton Webb Under Knife For Abdominal Aneurysm

Houston article reports actor Clifton Webb, age 69, undergoing surgery at Methodist Hospital to repair an abdominal aneurysm. Baylor University specialists perform the operation, typically removing the bubble and replacing it with a graft. Webb is in good spirits after admission last Wednesday.

Houston Tex Clifton Webb Baylor University Baylor Webb Methodist Hospital

Former Oyster House Proprietor Is Dead

Funeral services are planned Wednesday for William H. Spicer age 71 founder of Cincinnati Central Oyster House He died Saturday at his New Richmond home after a long illness

Cincinnati William H. Spicer Central Oyster House Spicer New Richmond

Today in History highlights and notable birthdays

On this January 7, 1963 page the Associated Press recalls events from 1929 to 1952 including the Question Mark flight endurance record and California governor Olson's 1939 Tom Mooney pardon. It notes Queen Anne patenting a typewriter in 1714, the 1861 Confederate flag unfurled, 1927 transatlantic telephone service, and Atlantic City fire of 1952. birthdays include Francis Poulenc and Terry Moore.

Los Angeles Carl Spaatz Ira Eaker Air Corps England Henry Hill Jackson, Miss New York London California Olson Tom Mooney Atlantic City N.J

He's Allergic To Green Stuff

Clifford Fujiwara, 21, lost his teller job at American Security Bank in Honolulu due to an allergy to money. His doctor says he may be the only banker in the world unable to be around cash. Now he works in the commercial department where ledgers list money and he does not sneeze.

Honolulu Clifford Fujiwara American Security Bank Fujiwara

Three Judges Named To Study New York Paper Shutdown

A three member board appointed by Secretary of Labor Wirtz, Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner will study the 31 day New York newspaper blackout to determine if public interests are protected. The panel includes Judges Medina and O Grady and David W. Peck.

New York Labor W. Wirtz Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert F. Wagner The Publishers Association of New York City Wirtz Rockefeller Wagner Board of Public Accountability Harold R. Medina US Court of Appeals Joseph O'Grady

Cleveland Teamsters Buck Effort To Bring In Out-Of-Town Papers

Cleveland AP The 39 day strike that shut down the citys two daily papers has no talks scheduled this week with either union. A Saturday meeting with Teamsters Local 473 ended with no date for resuming talks while negotiations with the Cleveland News paper Guild were deferred to Jan 14. Both sides blamed the other over a union security dispute. Teamsters were involved in an incident at a bus station when six bundles of out of town papers were inspected. Local 473 officials said Klein News Co is the sole Cleveland distributor and some non striking members work there. Levitts denied illegitimate paper shipments and said a small number of out of town papers are sold to regular customers. The papers included the Pittsburgh Press and others.

Cleveland (Ap Cleveland the Plain Dealer The Press and News Teamsters Local 473 Cleveland Newspaper Guild Teamsters Union Levitt Martin Levitt Feature News & Book Store Mannie Levitt Teamsters Anthony DePalma Local 473 Teamster DePalma George R. Klein News Co Klein Co Levitts Pittsburgh Press

Secretary Wirtz to Speak at Ohio State April 11

U S Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz will give the annual Walter J Shepard lecture at Ohio State University on Thursday April 11 in Columbus Ohio The event marks a related development in labor policy and academic affairs.

Columbus, Ohio U. S Willard Wirtz Walter J. Shepard Ohio State Union

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