Broadcast Highlights and TV Lineup Noted
Television schedule items include a wedding story of a friend to a stranger and a detective pondering a possible seventh wife. Pat Boone welcomes Pier Angeli from Venice. Programs feature Tom Drake and Dewey Martin on opposing sides, a Charlton Heston satire, and Peggy Cass with Kennedy and others joining Jack Paar.
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Jack Paar
Royal Wedding Coverage Across WLW and Partners
Special reports on Princess Margaret's wedding air at 7 am on WLW-D and WLW-T with further coverage at 1 pm involving WLW-D WLW-T WHIO WKRC and a summary hour of taped material. At 3 pm WLW-D WLW-T present Royal Wedding Part 1.
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TV Startime flops spur NBC plan to cancel May runs
CBS satirizes NBC Startime in a feisty wrap up of the season as sponsors pull relief. The package budgeted 15 million dollars, with June shifts planned to Overland Trail and Laramie, while critics note mixed quality from The Turn of the Screw to My Three Angels. Meanwhile political drama heats up as networks race to air Princess Margaret coverage and Nixon agrees to a Susskind discussion, with telethons and negotiations shaping late summer messages.
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Gamble Benedict Expecting First Child in Early Year
Miami Beach AP report says heiress Gamble Benedict and Andrei Porumbeanu announce they are expecting a baby. The couple, who eloped from New York to Hendersonville, North Carolina, wed before Porumbeanu began a hotel director of guest relations post.
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Labor Rejects Plea to End New York Picketing
Labor's top command refused government requests to help end union picketing of an Arab ship in New York harbor. The AFL-CIO Council backed the boycott, while President George Meany said he would seek a possible solution.
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Baseball Films Set At Center Armco Center
Baseball films will be shown tonight at 7 30 at Armco Center. All boys 12 years old or over are invited to attend. Some films are instructive showing how to make baseball drills. The United Arab Republic ship Seafarers International Cleopatra has been picketed since April 13 in protest closing Arab ports to U S ships calling at Israeli harbors. The New York boycott has touched off counter picketing of U S shipping in Arab ports. The U S Courts of Appeals in New York, upholding a U S District Court ruling, refused to grant an injunction to halt the picketing.
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