Canceled Shows Spark High Emmys For 21st Television Awards
Hollywood AP report highlights NBC canceled shows winning Emmys as Get Smart and The Ghost and Mrs Muir earn best comedy and comedy series star awards. Barbara Bain claims a dramatic actress win amid contract dispute. The Night features Laugh-In securing best variety series, and Apollo astronauts awarded for live space TV outreach.
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Cleveland Bombings Probe Seeks Motive in Two Explosions
Cleveland police investigated two dynamite bombings within 72 city blocks and one hour apart on Sunday. The first targeted widow Margaret Munko at her East 151st Street home. she was treated for shock. The second exploded at the Slovak Civic Club on East 79th Street. authorities say no link between the incidents.
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Television Highlights for Tonight
TV listings recap prime time with I Dream of Jeannie roles NASA debate, Gunsmoke hijack scare, Laugh-In Billy Graham cameo, Guns of Will Sonnett shootout, The Outcasts teen hero range war, and Dick Cavett show guests Bea Lillie and Percy Foreman.
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Film Idol Robert Taylor Dies At 57
Hollywood obituary notes Robert Taylor, a leading man for 35 years, died of cancer at 57. The Nebraskan rose to fame opposite Irene Dunne and Greta Garbo, later sharing screens with Harlow, Gardner, Taylor and Hepburn. Funeral planned at Forest Lawn Glendale with Gov. Reagan delivering the eulogy.
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Ohio servicemen killed in action in Vietnam three more
Washington AP reports three more Ohio servicemen have been killed in Vietnam. Army 1st Lt. Carl T. Cahill of Akron, Marine Sgt. Jerry L. Goodlin of London, and Air Force 1st Lt. Kennard E. Svance of Fremont were identified by the Defense Department.
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Tonight's Movies 9 and 22 Features Gable and Pauline
Tonight on channel nine and twenty two the films include Any Number Can Play with Clark Gable as a gambler advised to quit his habit and The Perils of Pauline starring Pam Austin as a modern Pearl White type.
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Man Shot In Hamilton Injures Local Man At Home
A 35 year old Hamilton man remained in fair to serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a 2:15 am Sunday gunshot wound to the lower left abdomen. Frazier Moore of 906 Vidourek Drive said he and a woman argued at his home and she shot him with a .32 caliber pistol. Police questioned the woman with no charges filed yet.
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