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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
5
Hollywood profile of Eric Sevareid on CBS news commentary and its impact. He praises concise, noncliché analysis and contrasts with peers like Murrow and Davis. Discusses CBS press toward thoughtful, regulated on air commentary and the evolving role of TV news anchors.
The schedule lists Wreck of the Mary Deare on channels 5 at 7 30 with Gary Cooper and Charlton Heston and a courtroom turn for Cooper as captain. Wagon Train storylines on channels 2 and 12 at 8 30 feature Chris Hale, Barbara Stanwyck and Ma Bleecker’s gang. Channel 7 and 9 grab Dan Dailey in Vacation Playhouse at 8 30 Plus a 10 o’clock folk beatnik piece about neighborhood tensions and an East Side-West Side political stir.
A 16 hour lakefront search by more than 60 volunteers failed to find 10 year old Keith Coleman before noon Sunday. He turned up safe in the basement of his 12 year old girlfriend Allyson Darrow's home after leaving to go fishing on Lake Erie. Allyson fed him scrambled eggs and coffee cake before he planned to go home.
A scanned sale page lists varied apparel and accessories with deep discounts across men and women sections. Items include knit cardigans, swimwear, skirts, shorts, shirts, socks, bras, and dresses with prices ranging from under a dollar to about ten dollars and marked MAIN FLOOR and DOWNSTAIRS sections.
The Screen Actors Guild has broken off contract talks with television film producers and plans to strike. Strike ballots went to 15,000 members of the AFL CIO union. a 75 percent majority would authorize a walkout after midnight Tuesday. Proposals focus on higher pay for reruns and foreign exhibition, while producers say demands are excessive since profits come mainly from reruns.
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