Awards fever sweeps spring television as winners praised
New York AP notes awards season turns springlike as TV and allied industries push for honors. After extensive viewing the writer favors CBS The Defenders as best dramatic series and CBS The Danny Kaye Show as top variety hour. Dick Van Dyke on CBS wins best comedy. College Bowl on NBC tops panel quiz. You Dont Say on NBC gives relaxing fun. CBS Reports and NBC Meet the Press highlighted in public affairs.
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New York
Swallows
Television
Allied Industries
CBS
Danny Kaye
Dick van Dyke
NBC
Year in TV recollections of 1964’s dramatic coverage
The author recalls NBC and CBS programs from November to April that stood out amid many poor shows. Highlights include NBC's Ride with Terror and The Case Against Paul Ryker, CBS Bing Crosby specials, That Was the Week That Was, CBS Reports on Silent Spring and The Great American Funeral, NBC White Paper on gambling, Miss America Behind the Scenes, Joe Valachi hearings, and the Beatles television debut.
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NBC
Paul Ryker
Suspense Theatre
CBS
Rachel Carson
Joe Valachi
Driver Dies From East Side Crash Injuries
Laszlo Lukacs aged 29 died at St Luke's Hospital after his car struck a parked truck on the Cleveland East Side. The fatal incident stemmed from injuries suffered Monday.
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Cleveland
Laszlo Lukacs
St. Luke's Hospital
Television Highlights Tonight Schedule
TV TONIGHT features Combat at 7:30 on channels 2 and 12 A with a 15 year old lying about age to enter service. Mr. Novak airs 7:30 on channel 5 with a fatal narcotics victim a 15 year old girl. Red Skelton on channels 7 and 9 at 8 with Rhonda Fleming and Hank Henry. The Richard Boone tale on 9 at 5 discusses OSS links to freeing a friend of a friend from Spain. Jack Benny at 9:30 on 7 and 9 jokes about renewing his license. The Telephone Hour at 10 on 5 with Easter cast led by Robert Shaw Chorale and ballet dancers. Gary Moore show at 10 on 7 and 9 features the Hi Lo’s and Miriam Makeba.
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Mr. Novak
Rhonda Fleming
Hank Henry
Red Skelton
Spain
Jack Benny
Robert Shaw
Gary Moore
Hi-Lo’s
Miriam Makeba
Peter Lorre Dies at 59 A Fun Loving Film Heavy
Hollywood AP Peter Lorre a Hungarian born actor died at 59 from a stroke. The body was found beside his bed by a housekeeper in his Los Angeles area apartment. Lorre long played psycopathic killers but off screen was witty well read and gregarious. He had worked with Bogart Greenstreet Huston and Vincent Price called him inventive and a great scholar. He struggled with high blood pressure and sunstroke in 1959 but continued acting. He appeared in The Maltese Falcon and M among other roles. He was born Rosenberg and grew up in Vienna. He had four marriages and a daughter Kathryn with his fourth wife Anna Marie from whom he was separated.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Lorre
Vincent Price
Boris Karloff
Tom
Peter
Price
Spain
Humphrey Bogart
Sydney Greenstreet
John Huston
Warner Bros
Rosenberg
Vienna
Kathryn
Anna Marie
Aveo Reports Higher Earnings Despite Slight Sales Dip
Aveo Corp. in Cincinnati says sales for the quarter ending February 29 reached 113.66 million while net profits rose to 5.58 million or 50 cents a share. A year ago sales were 4 percent lower and profits were 4.99 million or 45 cents a share.
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Cincinnati
Aveo Corp
Plain Dealer Endorses Taft in Ohio Senate Primary
The Cleveland Plain Dealer backs Rep. Robert Taft Jr. for the Republican nomination over Ted W. Brown. The editorial faults Brown for aligning with the far right and highlights Taft as having more legislative experience and liberal views on human rights and fiscal policy.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Robert Taft Jr
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Cincinnatian
Ted W. Brown
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the Plain Dealer
Bonney Forge & Tool Works Sold in Alliance Layoffs
Alliance Ohio AP Two hundred workers will lose jobs as Bonney Forge and Tool Works closes after being sold to the Kesey Hayes Corp of Romulus Michigan The plant will suspend production at midnight Thursday with a skeleton staff beginning inventory next week to transfer assets to the buyer.
First Lady Sees Rocket Center Launch Preparations
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson visits Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama to view rocket testing and exhibits. She is hosted by Wernher von Braun with NASA officials on a busy schedule including speeches and honors for 10 center employees while meeting Alabama relatives at noon.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Huntsville
Ala
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Space Center
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Mrs. Johnson
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Marshall Center
Alabama
Thomas Jefferson
Minne Patillo Taylor
Autauga County
Parodies Are Legal in Song Parody ruling
The US Court of Appeals ruled Mad magazine may parody Irving Berlin and other songwriters without copyright infringement. The three judge panel said parody and satire deserve substantial freedom as entertainment and social criticism. Mad editor Al Feldstein called it a victory for free expression. Song publishers plan to take the case to the Supreme Court.
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US. Court of Appeals
Mad Magazine
Irving Berlin
Mad
al Feldstein
Supreme Court
Quit Beatles To Get Cash Regrets It
Allan Abrahams 19 year old Furman University freshman track scholar and London native said he quit the Beatles 11 months ago to earn more money. He left as he believed the entertainers were not progressing and joined a group called the Rolling Stones. The interview was with a college reporter in Greenville South Carolina.
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S.C
Allan Abrahams
Furman University
Beatles
Abrahams
London
The
Rolling Stones
Furman
Community Meeting Schedule Mayfield and Nearby Groups
A compact list of Tuesday and Wednesday meetings across local organizations. Includes the Mayfield Fire Department at Sheffield Street Fire House and United Cerebral Palsy in Middletown, First Presbyterian Church, MHS Band Associates at Central School, Elktones Elks Temple, SPEBSQSA, Legion/Home FO F lodges, OOF Miami Lodge, Monroe 100F Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous sessions, Exchange Club at Manchester YMCA, Golden Age Club, Fenwick Welfare, and Al-Anon Family Groups with times from noon to 8:30 p m. Also notes a science aside about the earth clock speeding and slowing between 1680 and 1800 with a 0.27 second change.
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Sheffield Street
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Central School
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Spebsqsa
Legon
FOF
Eagles Hall
Miami
Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
$2 Million Suit Names Maker Of Thalidomide
A Cleveland court case seeks 2.2 million for twin Canadian boys born deformed after maternal Thalidomide use. Richardson Merrell Inc. is named defendant in a suit brought by Spangenberg Hasenflue & Shibley for Peter and Paul Settle of Hamilton Ontario born January 3, 1962. Additional suits for one Canadian boy and four girls, totaling 7.5 to 10 million, expected within two weeks.
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Cleveland
Richardson - Merrell Inc
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Spangenberg, Hasenflue & Shibley
West Germany
Donald T. Traci
Peter and Paul Settle
Hamilton, Ont
Canada
Maxene Settle
Traci
Rhodes to Speak at CAREY Industrial Luncheon
Governor James A. Rhodes was scheduled to address an industrial appreciation luncheon in Carey Ohio today. The event marks state recognition of local industry leaders and workers in Wyandot County.
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Carey
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Wyandot County
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