Dead Man on the Run pilot screens Wednesday
The ABC Movie of the Week Dead Man on the Run is highlighted as a promising pilot for a potential series. Produced by William Finnegan and Bob, it reflects networks testing hopeful programs in public spring screenings.
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Bradley improves after stroke moves to private room
General Omar N. Bradley 82, the only living five star general, is improving after a stroke and brain surgery and has been moved from UCLA Medical Center's intensive care unit to a private room, a spokesman said. The report notes his status amid a broader piece on television roles and actor Peter Graves.
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First US Japan treaty opened ports in 1854
April 31 1975 history note recalls the 1854 treaty opening two Japanese ports to foreign trade. It also marks Haydn’s birth in 1732 and other milestones including Eiffel Tower opening in 1889 and the 1949 Newfoundland province change.
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Television Tonight Highlighting Classic CBS Lineup
Listings for 8 PM to 11:30 PM feature Smothers Brothers with Kate Smith and Paul Lynde, Gunsmoke with Festus, The Rookies, The Thin Edge, Dragnet, Merv Griffin with Zero Mostel and guests, NCAA basketball Kentucky vs UCLA, Maude debut of Audry Christie, SWAT, Harry Patch, Out of the Shadows, Rhoda with relationship drift, The Romantic Rebellion, Medical Center with a heart patient and a mentally retarded youth, Veciee murder probe, Consumer Experience, Mission Impossible, The Firing Line, Art Is, News lineup, Dragnet encore and Green Acres, plus The Young Runaways film at 11:30.
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Comic notrump backfires in world bridge match
In the 1966 World Pair Championship Bufill and Doria of Spain faced Desrousseaux and Theron of France. After a long overcall sequence in hearts and clubs, Bufill's seven hearts contract made by South yielded 2,210 points, turning the comic notrump into a serious misfire.
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Separate but equal meals spark airline safety debate
A British Airways pilot must eat a different meal from the crew to avoid shared contamination risk and ensure he can take control if others fall ill from food poisoning on long flights.
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