Viewing TV With Hal Humphrey and Emmy Nominees
Hollywood notes show lack of new faces in Emmy nominations with many traditional names absent from the Academy reminders. Overworked members, high costs, and reluctance to gamble with unknowns lead to reliance on established stars, while producers push big names to anchor audiences. A writers strike era sees reused scripts across series, blurring differences among Wagon Train Riverboat and Laramie.
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Rod Steiger
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Eva Marie Saint
Television Academy
Ernie Ford
Twentieth Century-Fox
Gardner Mac-Kay
Paradise
James B. Michener
Laramie
Guild Raps TV Producers Over Season Delay Plan
HOLLYWOOD AP The Writers Guild of America accuses television producers of seeking to delay the fall season by one or two months by launching with reruns to ease contract talks. Writers have been on strike since January and no producer reaction followed. The guild said it would seek support from other unions if delays persist. Core dispute centers on percentage of gross paid to writers.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
Guild
American, Assn
Colonial abolition moves in 1815 by France Spain Portugal
In 1815 the French, Spanish and Portuguese empires abolished the slave trade in their African colonies, marking a coordinated step toward ending the transatlantic traffic. The measure reflected growing international pressure and laid groundwork for later abolition efforts across the region.
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France
Spain
Portugal
Radio TV Highlights Tonight on WPFB WKRC and More
Listing of tonight programs across stations WPFB WKRC WLW WCPO WHIC with baseball Cincinnati at Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. and music and drama features. Highlights include Music For a Summer Night excerpts, Ozzie Nelson kitten caper, Hawaiian Eye arrest scene, Jane Wyman on I’ve Got a Secret, Game of Hearts with Betsy Palmer Jeff Donnell, and Joey Bishop hosting with Pat Carroll Anders and Hadley.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
WCPO
Kitty Carlisle
Eileen Brennan
Harold Lang
Claire Luce
Nina Simone
America
Ozzie Nelson
Troy Donahue
Oilers
WHIC
WKRC
Jane Wyman
Betsy Palmer
Jeff Donnell
Wlw-T
Joey Bishop
Jack Paar
Pat Carroll
Anders
Hadley
British Explorer Sir Edmund Hillary Interviewed
At 7 am WLW-D and WLW-T aired an interview with Sir Edmund Hillary, the renowned British explorer, conducted on the program To day. The piece covered his expeditions and outlook.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
Teamsters Monitors In Quarrel Sparks Court Action
Two feud ing members of the Teamsters Union board of monitors clashed before Judge F Dickinson Letts as Bufalino and Rufalmo clashed over access to letters. Bufalino snatched letters from Lang Jr and showed a bandaged hand claiming injury in a scuffle. Lang denied scratches and Bufalino said the wounds were trivial.
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Washington
Teamsters Union Board of Monitors
William FE. Bufalino
U.S. Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Letts
Rufalmo
Teamsters
James Aicoffa
Bufalino
Joseph W.lang Jr
Buffalino
Lang
Bufa
Myrna Loy Is Divorced
Myrna Loy, famed for film portrayals of the ideal wife, ended her fourth marriage with a quickie, uncontested divorce in Juarez, Mexico. Producer Howland Sargeant. a former deputy secretary of state, was not a party to the action. Loy cited incompatibility. a separate property settlement was signed in New York last month. The couple wed in 1951 and had been separated for about two years.
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EL Paso
Tea
Myrna Loy
Juarez
Mexico
Howland Sargeant
New York
Car Parker Sues Sinatra Hopkins in parking lot clash
Eddie Moran seeks 100000 in damages from Frank Sinatra and John Hopkins, alleging unlawful assault after an altercation outside a Hollywood nightclub last May. Hopkins says there was a parking lot mixup and he separated several people.
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Los Angeles
Parker Eddie Moran
Frank Sinatra
John’ Hopkins
Moran
Sinatra
Hopkins
Sammy Davis Jr
Hollywood
Court's Lively: Seizure and contempt shake Middletown court
Court session ended with a defendant seized by illness while another was held in contempt. Joe Mitchell, 43, of 1727 Central Ave, fined 100 dollars for disorderly conduct after a prior knife incident at Son's Bar. Ellarie Nickerson, 50, rear 1411 Grove St, fined 50 dollars for intoxication and disorderly conduct, then jailed 10 days for contempt, later suspended. Multiple hearings adjourned or continued. driving under influence cases fined 200 dollars, three days in jail, and one year license suspensions. Additional petit larceny and intoxication sentences noted. several defendants arraigned or awaiting hearings.
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Municipal Court
Joe Mitchell
Central’ Ave
Mitchell
Middletown Hospital
Son's
N. Broad Street
Ellarie Nickerson
Grove St
Rear
J. J. Lamb
Miles Hunter
Wall St
Albers
Clinton St
Nellie B. Lane
Hamilton
John Nickerson
Franklin quote on a confirmed bachelor as a missing half
A well known saying attributed to Benjamin Franklin compares a confirmed bachelor to the odd half of a pair of scissors. The remark emphasizes incompleteness and humor about single life.
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Benjamin Franklin
Wonder Salve for Skin Troubles Promoted in Ad
An old classified style ad touts Wonder Salve as a remedy for insect bites and skin conditions. It claims safety for children and notes availability at a pharmacy or hardware store, with references to Wonder Salve and a local retailer.
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Dave
Grenaiet
Drexel Lass
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