Television Highlights Tonight’s Schedule Skewed by Classics
TV Tonight features Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea at 7:30 on channels 2 and 12 with scientists transforming humans into gilled amphibians. Man from U N C L E follows at 8. Comedy No Time for Sergeants at 8:30 on channels 2 and 12. Andy Williams Show at 9 with Shirley Jones and Terry Thomas. Ben Casey at 10 on channels 2 and 12 stars a neuro surgeon resident. Marion Davies home inspires Hitchcock tale of a Hollywood family facing financial woes and revenge.
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Volving
Andy Williams
Shirley Jones
Terry Thomas
Jerry Lewis
Ben Casey
Marion Davies
Margaret Dumont, Marx Brothers Actress, Dies at Home
Los Angeles reports that character actress Margaret Dumont died Saturday at her home. Dumont won the Screen Actors Guild Award for best supporting actress in 1937 for A Day at the Races and appeared in A Night at the Opera Song and Dance Man and The Horn Blows at Midnight.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Eene
Marx Brothers
Ana Ana Dente
Miss Dumont
Screen Actors Guild
Sunday TV highlights across networks from NBC to CBS
A Telegraphic review praises NBC Sunday for engaging hour long segments and variety shows. It notes Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald on Ed Sullivan, a live world figure skating broadcast with Dick Button commentary, Barbra Streisand and Funny Girl links, and upcoming NBC game shows Call My Bluff and I'll Bet with Bill and Jack Narz. CBS airs Barbra Streisand special My Name Is Barbra and a Celebrity Game panel. The piece also previews South Vietnam coverage on CBS Reports and NBC plans Easter specials and sponsor changes.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Duke
Sullivan
John Byner
ABC
Colorado Springs
Sonia Henie
Dick Button
Barbra Streissand
Barbra
Bailey
Balboa
CBS
Carl Reiner
Mary Martin
NBC
Bill
Jack Narz
Man
U.N.C.L.E
Elsa Lanchester
CBS Reports
South Viet Nam
Insurance safeguards aim of Columbus bills
Ohio plans two insurance measures to tighten reserves and dividend rules. One bill would raise starting capital and surplus for new fire and casualty firms from 300000 to 1000000 dollars. The other would require life insurance dividends from earnings and curb excessive dividends to policyholders.
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Department of Insurance
Ohio
William R. Morris
City Firemen Make 4 Runs
Four fire calls reported by Middletown firemen. A carburetor backfire caused an auto fire at 200 Charles St at 7 40 p m no damage. Vapor mistaken for smoke at A and P Supermarket 1300 First Ave at 10 06 a m. Charles Williams 64 of 1508 Taylor Ave aided after breathing difficulty. No hospital transport. Pillow near heater at 506 Lafayette Ave caused minor fire with no damage.
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Middletown
Charles St
First Ave
Charles Williams
Taylor Ave
Lafayette Ave
Marion Adkins
General to Retire in Japan After Army Command
Maj. Gen. Chester W. Clark commander of the U S Army in Japan will depart April 90 for the United States to retire, the announcement said.
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Tokyo
Chester W. Clark
U.S. Army
Japan
United States
Ohio GOP Leadership Decision Narrowed To Two Firms
Ohio Republicans head to Columbus today to choose a new state chairman to succeed Ray Bliss. Kent B. McGough and John S. Andrews lead in backing as U S Rep William McCulloch backs McGough, while George F. Eyrich recently enters speculation as a potential third candidate.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Lucas County
John S. Andrews
Allen County
Kent B. McGough
McGough
State Central and Executive Committee
Bliss
Andrews
GOP
Toledo
Hamilton County
George F. Eyrich
Cincinnati
Community club and service meeting schedule spread
A listing of Monday and Tuesday group meetings across Monroe and surrounding areas includes Lions Club Optimist Club Board of Education Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 Amanda Athletic Club SPEBSQSA Rotary Civitan Sertoma Knights of St John Battery AH74A Gun Bn Fire Department VFW Post 3809 Lemon Monroe Band Boosters Amanda PTO St Johns PTO Trenton PTA Butler County Medical Assistants National Association of Letter Carriers Sportsmen Club Eagles IOOF meetings and Alcoholics Anonymous with times from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at various venues such as Congress Inn Manchester Armory Trade and Labor Hall schools churches and post headquarters.
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Monroe
Congress Inn
Manchester
Armory
Board of Education
Lily of the Valley
POES
P.m
Trades & Labor Hall
Amanda Athletic Club
Amanda Club
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Safety Council Board
Civic Association
Sertoma Club
Knights of St. John
Sheffield Street
VFW
Miami Valley
Lemon - Monroe Band Boosters
Lemon - Monroe
Amanda
St. John’s
Trenton
Bloomfield
Butler County Medical Assistants
Verity Hall
National Association of Letter Carriers
Charles
Sportsmen’s Club
Eagles Ioof
Miami Lodge
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gen Brougher Dead At 76 At Fort Benning
Retired Brig. Gen. William E. Brougher, who led the 11th Philippine Division in World War II in the Pacific and later became a Japanese prisoner, died Saturday at 76. A Jackson, Mississippi native, he had lived in Atlanta since retirement in 1949. His unit first engaged the Japanese on December 14, 1941, seven days after Pearl Harbor, and endured months of combat before capture on April 9, 1942, before a 21 month imprisonment and eventual liberation in Manchuria by Soviet forces.
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Benning
William E. Brougher
Pacific
Brougher
Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
Pearl Harbor
Manchuria
Unique railroad ticket punches create distinct holes
Across the United States more than ten thousand conductors rely on diverse punches. No two punches produce identical hole shapes, underscoring the variety and ingenuity in railway ticketing tools.
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United States
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