Radio and TV Highlights Tonight Across Channels
Listings note tonight’s programs on WLW WKRC WJWD WCPO WHIO and more. The lineup includes Cheyenne seditionists probe Bourbons Street Beat hostage scene Peter Gunn assassination plot Spring Byington babysitting tale Plus Another Evening with Fred Astaire and David Niven in Trench Coat host changes and late-night talk.
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WHIO
WKRC
Bill Longley
WCPO
Calhoun
Bourbon Street
WLW
Peter Gunn
David Niven
Wlw-T
Huch Downs
Jack Paar
Doctor Dooley on plans for the future with Garroway
Dr. Thomas Dooley outlines his future plans during a 7 a.m. WLW-D WLW-T program with host Dave Garroway.
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Thomas Dooley
Dave Garroway
Girl 4 Dies After Being Struck On Harter Road
A four year old girl named Debora Sleppy died after being struck by a car Friday. The accident happened near her home northeast of New Madison on Harter Road in Darke County Ohio. She died Saturday night at a Dayton hospital.
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Dayton, Ohia
Debora Sleppy
New Madison
Harter Road
Darke County
Viewing TV With HAL HUMPHREY
NBC censor Hal Helffrich, veteran guardian of morals since 1934, critiques TV violence and public scrutiny. He discusses viewers patterns, quiz show scandals, and proposed NBC fall lineup including Fury, Shirley Temple, National Velvet, Dinan Shore, and Loretta Young.
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Helffrich
Loretta Younging
Hollywood
NBC
Shirley Temple
Tab Hunter
Dinan Shore
Loretta Young
DAR
Fury
Hass seeks Socialist Labor presidential bid again
New York AP Eric Hass 55 editor of Weekly People will run for the presidency again for the Socialist Labor party. Hass previously ran in 1952 and 1960. Georgia Cozzini of Milwaukee is named to share the ticket as vice presidential candidate in 1956. The party notes it has fielded a presidential candidate in 18 straight elections and rejects ties with other parties or groups.
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New York
Eric Hass
Socialist Labor Party
Hass
Weekly
People
Georgia Cozzini
Milwaukee
Vice Pro
Communist Party
Work Stoppages Rise in Ohio in 1959 Report
Ohio 1959 work stoppages total 9 percent of man days lost, about three times 1958. Margaret A. Mahoney, director of the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations, cites 391 stoppages idling 4,000 workers. Last quarter 1999 hours lost fell nearly 52 percent after the steel strike. Losses by metro area include Youngstown 12 33 percent, Canton 5.29 percent, Cleveland 1.02 percent, Toledo 0.23 percent, Akron 0.18 percent, Columbus 0.07 percent, Cincinnati and Dayton 0.02 percent each. Subsequently, De Gamond’s tunnel idea note.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Margaret A. Mahoney
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Youngstown
Canton
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Columbus
Cinc Nrati
Dayton
Republicans and Democrats clash over fiction and spending
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Republican National Chairman Thruston Morton and Democratic chief Paul Butler traded sharp claims at a Magazine Publishers Association event. Morton warned Democrats seek 325 billion in five years to expand a socialist welfare state while Butler accused the Eisenhower era of peddling myths of peace prosperity and progress and urged editors to curb fiction in political reporting. He argued Democrats favor large federal appropriations to solve every problem from delinquency to peanut surpluses.
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Thruston B. Morton
Paul M. Butler
Assn
National
Two Men Wounded in Hotel Lobby Scuffle
EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO AP Two men were wounded early Sunday in a struggle for a revolver after an argument in the Travelers Hotel lobby. Robert Salsberry 34 an Ohio River boatman was shot in the abdomen and right leg while Albert Barnes 65 the hotel night clerk was wounded in the left hand. Barnes told police he was having trouble with Salsberry who was visiting a hotel guest and had been asked to leave. When Barnes grabbed the pistol Salsberry tried to grab it as well and the weapon fired twice.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Travelers Hotel
Robert Salsberry
Albert Barnes
Barnes
Salsberry
Bares
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