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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1958

Page

21

TV and Radio Highlights: Holland to Paris Shows

Radio lineup features World Music Festivals from Holland and Suspense with Robin son. TV listings include Lamp Unto My Feet with Anne Fremantle guest Dr Bryson, Camera Three, Modern Sciences, and Mister shows like Wings of the Navy Captain's Paradise and Penny From Heaven. Also notes packed with Wagon Train, Du Barry Was a Lady, Air Power and Maverick.

Radio Today Holland Barnett Robinson FBI Doc Nina Foch God TV Today Anne Fremantle Lyman Bryson Oxygen Cincinnati St. Louis George Brent Olivia de Havilland Alec Guiness Yvonne de Carlo WCPO Buddy Bilattfiers Chicago Lefty Gomez Agnes Moorehead Mary Halstead King Louis du Barry Red Skelton Lucille Ball Gene Kelly WKRC West Berlin Wlw-D Bert Maverick Maverick WHIO Tony Bennett Don Adams Eddie Bracken Janet Blair John Raitt Paris Joan Crawford John Wayne

Camera Corner Miniature Boom Rolls Into High Gear

A feature on ultra miniature cameras and their rise in popularity. Joe J Marx of Love Isle discusses enthusiasm, technique, and how tiny cameras like the Minox fit into modern photography, emphasizing portability, changing film quality, and the fun of experimentation.

Florida Joe J. Marx Loveland Ohio Love Lown Joe

Italian Girls as Finalists for Madonna in Ben Hur

Four Italian girls with angelic faces are named as finalists in the search for the Madonna in Ben Hur. A letter from Altadena, California to director William Wyler asks why the original Madonna cannot be used, referencing Betty Bronson who played the role in the 1923-24 silent version.

Rome Associated Press Madonna Altadena Calif William Wyler Betty Bronson Betty Peter Pan

Ranger Arrives for Four Day Chile Port Visit

The US aircraft carrier Ranger and two destroyers arrived Saturday for a four day visit to Chile. The ships are en route from Norfolk Virginia to join Pacific Fleet units at Alameda California. Coast artillery fired a traditional salute as they entered the bay. President Carls Ibanez will visit the ships Tuesday.

Ers Chile Desire Atsc. Chile Ranger Waships Norfolk Pacific Fleet Alameda Calif Coast Artillery Sjos Carms Ibanez

Sullivan stays in TV race as Desert Inn run looms

Ed Sullivan plans four weeks at the Desert Inn while keeping a Sunday night TV place. He says ratings battles with Steve Allen and the Maverick team won’t push him off the home screen. he will craft theme driven shows and emcee nightly acts, aiming for cost per thousand efficiency. Sullivan notes TV variety remains flexible and intends to stay in both venues.

Bob Thomas Las Vegas Ed Sullivan Gebonair Stoneface Sullivan Desert Inn Mucho Moola NBC Steve Allen ABC Sulli Madison Avenue Cpt Phil Silvers Bilko Silvers Jack Benny

Nazi Leader's Son Becomes Catholic Priest and Missionary

Martin Adolf Bormann, son of a Nazi leader, was ordained a Catholic deacon in Innsbruck. In a Jesuit church ceremony he joined 26 others to become a priest with plans for missionary work in the Belgian Congo. Surviving Bormann family members attended the ceremony. Martin, now 28, had fled in 1945 and embraced the Catholic faith in 1947.

Innsbruck Austria Martin Adolf Bormann Holy Trinity Church Belgian Congo Bormann Hitler Berlin Martin Jr Sacred Heart of Jesus Mission Order Salzburg Sacred Heart of Jesus

Khrushchev's Vodka Image Questioned by TV Guide

Ted Ayers, producer of Face the Nation, recounted Khrushchev's TV interview break where three aides laughed and he sampled water, suggesting Khrushchev feigns intoxication for effect.

New York Nikita Khrushchev Ted Ayers TV Guide Khruschev Khrushchev

Recession Concerns Cross Nation Including Wisconsin Politician

Rep. Don Tewes of Wisconsin cited a contractor’s letter from Hawaii complaining about the recession and urging federal aid for his industry. The letter underscores how economic strain touches diverse sectors beyond politics as the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing also produces stamps and official documents.

Waukesha Wis Don Tewes R-Wis Tewes Hawaii United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Blue Moon Expected Here Next Wednesday

Springfield Ohio report explains that a second full moon in a calendar month will occur next Wednesday. Astronomer Dr. Lloyd R. Wylie notes Blue Moon does not turn the moon blue and lasts only when two full moons fit a single month. He cites the last Blue Moon on October 31 1955 and the next one on April 30 1961.

Lloyd R. Wylie Wittenberg College Dr. Wylie

Rabies Trends Reported By U S Public Health Officer

Dr. E S Tierkel of the U S Public Health Service reports a 68 percent drop in dog rabies in the United States over ten years while rabies among wild animals has doubled. The finding was shared with Canadian veterinarians in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg United States U.S E. S. Tierkel U.S. Public Health Service

Israeli Marine Lands High Profile Role in Ben Hur

Haya Harrareet, Israeli Marine and stage actress, plays Esther opposite Charlton Heston in Ben Hur, the year’s top budgeted film. Her service background includes two years in the Israeli Marines and reserve recall. MGM signed her after a Rome test arranged through Cannes contacts. Her Hollywood debut costs 15 million, with plans to visit the United States later.

Rome Haya Harrareet Esther Charlton Heston Haya Israel Jean Simmons Ben Hur Wyler MGM Tel-Aviv Paris Sam Zimbalist United States Hollywood New York

Water Drives Vast Iron and Steel Making Throughput

The largest tonnage input in iron and steel production is water. About 13 billion tons of water are used annually by blast furnaces steel plants and rolling mills.

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