Television Highlights Tonight’s Variety and Comedy Lineup
Circus Schumann showcases aerial acts and trained animals on channels 5 7. Bob Hope reports a wartime escape tale from a Nazi prison with an informer blocking exits on channel 12. The Addams Family searches rooms for a missing Thing on channel 12. FDR episode examinesNew Deal era work reforms including NRA Wagner Act and Social Security. Hermione Baddley stars in 12 O Clock High in air raid shelter scene. Slattery’s People revisits child mistreatment controversy on channel 9.
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Ohio joins five states in funding mental health centers aid
Washington reports that Ohio has joined four other states to back a joint federal state program funding staffing for mental health centers.
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What New Imagery Is CBS Up To Now
CBS faces a potential policy shift as James Aubrey departs with scrutiny on his programming methods. The article traces Aubrey's impact on CBS image, Nielsen ratings pressures, and the board's possible move to restore a more traditional network stance under John Schneider while noting past successes and ties to CBS earlier branding.
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Young Attacks War Claims and AMA Health Plan
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio denounces Army Chief Johnson over Viet Cong casualty figures and labels AMA elder care proposals as elder scare. He cites secret testimony to question the 75,000 Viet Cong killed claim while pushing an amendment to raise Social Security earnings limits to 3,000 annually.
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Ohio-born college president dies at 53
Dr. Frank Cunningham, son of a Mississippi tenant farmer who grew up in Canton Ohio, and president of Morrow Brown, died at his home Thursday on his way to the chapel of the Negro college. He was a Mount Union College alumnus and formerly an assistant professor of religion at Wilberforce University.
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This Day in History March 5 Highlights
On March 5 1770 the Boston Massacre occurred. In 1750 New York staged the first Shakespearean play in the American colonies. In 1766 Spain seized New Orleans. President Zachary Taylor was inaugurated in 1849. Hitler and the Nazi party rose to power in 1933. Stalin died in 1953. Eisenhower approved federal employee program changes ten years ago. Fidel Castro suggested U S involvement in a Havana harbor explosion a year ago. The U S proposed a nuclear plant at Rowe Massachusetts for international inspection.
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