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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
7
New York AP report notes cosmonaut Gherman Titov, guest with John Glenn, smiled and talked much but said little on air. Titov dodged questions, denied space failure stories, while Glenn handled the discussion well though the show overall felt uninspired and weak in material.
Archbishop Sion Mangogian was re-elected primate of the Armenian Church of America during a four day diocesan assembly. Eighteen delegates from Canada and nearly all U S states attended, excluding California which runs its own diocese. The article notes the Pony Express as a financial failure yet a romantic triumph starting April 3 1880 from St Joseph Missouri and lasting eighteen months.
Hollywood frets over runaway production as films and TV move abroad for cost and audience. Disney thrives at home while Danny Thomas heads to Europe for eight shows. Dialogue complains of union fears and potential legislation, but travel abroad may broaden horizons for actors, writers, and carpenters alike.
Tonight highlights across channels feature Western and adventure plots with licensed traders selling to Indians on Boots 7 and 6 10 30 TV. ABC expands Wide World of Sports to year round Sunday programming with Roone Arledge roaming the globe. CBS discusses Wonder World of Golf, filming in multiple countries. Hollywood trade ideas include reciprocal productions with Liz Taylor in Rome. Serial reruns debut on Bodie and Father Knows Best typical sitcom fare. Detective Carella and Ben Casey spar with police and medical drama. Mayberry style Andy Griffith appeal persists as Chick and nurse Hale end a three year courtship at the altar on Hennesey.
New York City will televise daily line ups of suspects from Manhattan police headquarters to five borough stations in a closed circuit. The program aims to let detectives match suspects across crimes, greatly expanding viewing capacity while keeping broadcasts restricted from the general public.
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