Television and Radio Tonight Highlights and Air Times
Highlights include WHIO Ohio Story at 5 30 about the first telephone in Ohio WLW Survival 54 at 8 15 on fire hazards during war WHIO Mr and Mrs North mystery at 8 30 featuring an ex convict blinded by hate for the cop who caught him and married his wife 10 30 WLW Jim Runyon hosts Music Under Stars from Pleasant Valley
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Dinah Shore Show Guest Tony Martin Times
Tony Martin drops in on the Dinah Shore show at 6 30 on WLW D and WLW T scheduling lists. The grid notes multiple programs including Cavalcade of America and Fireside Theater with a tale of townspeople protecting a citizen.
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Whio — Cavalcade of America
Connecticut Patriots
Brooklyn Dodger
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Carl Erskine
Russ Meyer
Arthur Murray
DuMont Delivers Long-Running Army McCarthy Hearings Coverage
DuMont Television Network wrapped 36 days of telecast coverage totaling 18614 camera hours for the Army McCarthy hearings ending at 6 30 p m last Thursday. Network officials compare air time costs to 20000 dollars daily if sold commercially. Matthew Warren led Washington news coverage with 25814 manpower hours, while Trends in audience research showed daytime viewership rising about 50 percent and near 60 percent of daytime viewers. Cronkite enters hospital for minor operation. Jack Barry to host The Morning Show during Cronkite’s two week absence. Mr Keen Tracer of Lost Persons serialized series to debut May 24 delaying until hearings ended. four 15 minute episodes première the first week at 10 p m, then five nights weekly.
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Trendex
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Trennex
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CBS Television
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Winky Dink and
You
Mr. Keen
Tracer
Top Plays of a Man’s Duty to Life Saver
Rogers Jr. and Kevin McCarthy headline a feature on a man bound by obligation to the person who once saved his life. The piece traces how this reciprocal duty shapes his home and family dynamics and daily life.
Radio listings for Tuesday evening schedule
Tuesday night radio schedule lists 1:00 News WKRC MJB Show WLW 12:15 Aunt Jenny WKRC Farm Hour WLW 12:30 Helen Trent WKRC Farm Hour WMOH Topic WPFB air times shown for programs including WKRC MJB Aunt Jenny Helen Trent and others across stations.
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CBS to Broadcast Over Forty Color Programs in August
CBS plans more than 40 major programs in color starting August 22 with Ed Sullivan Toast of The Town as the first color telecast. Three or more color programs weekly will be shown, originating from New York and Hollywood. By early fall between 60 and 70 CBS affiliate stations will carry the color broadcasts.
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Kilgallen Reflects on India’s Influence Through Travel and Yoga
The speaker describes learning from a New Zealand book on science and self teaching basic exercises. After a first trip to India with thorough instruction, they became proficient. Yoga is one of many influences that makes India stand out among the 30 countries visited.
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New Zealand
India
Baltimore man hides $10,000 in lighter-fluid cans
Dominic Nesci, a 68 year old retired railroader, pried off ten four ounce lighter fluid caps and hid $10,000 in ten cans. He buried the cans in a metal box beneath bathroom shower stalls and reported finding the empty box when he opened a clothes hamper yesterday.
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Baltimore
Dominic Nesci
Nesci
Oppenheimer Accused of Communist Ties and Conduct Pattern
The text describes Oppenheimer admitting prior donations to Communist fronts before 1942 and associations with Communists during war work. It notes a 1953 continuation of meetings with a man accused of espionage, and cites colleagues who doubt his security risk while criticizing his personal standards. It cites officials troubled by what they called a continued pattern of conduct.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Publicaion
Oppenheimer
Roscoe Wilson
Groves
Nichols
Atomic Energy Commission
Director of Intelligence of
The
Air
Tourists Are Meat for Uranium Brokers
Salt Lake City uranium brokers report a new clientele of tourists drawn by penny stocks. Brokers note many visitors seek information to take home to their own brokers and do not share the Salt Lake market’s fever, though interest remains high.
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Salt Lake City
Ramon N. Bowman
Salt Lake
Oppenheimer loyalty debate framed by military concerns
The passage frames the Oppenheimer loyalty case around worries over delayed H bomb development and opposition to nuclear powered airplanes. General Wilson argues the case cannot rest on a single incident but must weigh all available evidence and specific acts to reach a verdict.
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Oppenheimer
Wilson
Strategic Air Command
United States
Hamiltonian Escapes From State School
Three inmates escaped from the Marion Training School last night by climbing a fence. Identified as Charles Durham 18 Canton, Ralph Babb 19 Hamilton, and William Reed 23 Portsmouth. State highway patrol and county deputies searched the area for the trio.
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Marion, Ohio
Marion
Charles Durham
Canton
S$.w
Ralph Babb
Hamilton
William Reed
Portsmouth
Thankful Of Trouble In Hagerstown Snakes Suitcase
A thief stole a suitcase in front of a hotel in Hagerstown, Maryland, containing Harry Albaucker's 60 pound ten foot python used in his traveling act. Albaucker said the snake had just been fed and may not move for days until it is hungry again. He planned to stay in Hagerstown hoping the snake is recovered.
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Hagerstown
Harry Albaucker
Small Principality Liechtenstein Facts Outline
Liechtenstein lies between Austria and Switzerland with an area of 65 square miles. It has no military force and a small police cadre of 50 officers.
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Austria
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