TV faces fade as old timers exit nets for cash
Hollywood observes that most veteran TV stars will be off next season as networks push reruns and bought film libraries. Groucho Marx Loretta Young Ann Sothern Bob Hope Ed Sullivan and others face reduced roles or retirement while new and old films flood schedules.
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Groucho Marx
Ann Sothern
Ralph Edwards
Loretta Young
Bob Hope
Groucho
NBC
Loretta
Ann
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Gale Storm
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Hope
Uncle Milty Berle
Ed Sullivan King
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Ozzie and Harriet
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Danny Thomas
Garry Moore
Howdy Doody
Shari Lewis
Lamb Chop
Dinah Shore
Ernie Ford
School Patrol Day Proclaimed in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle proclaims Saturday May 13 as School Safety Patrol Day in Ohio. The observance honors over 42,000 elementary and junior high students serving as crossing guards to protect classmates from traffic hazards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
TV and Radio Tonight Highlights Schedule
Local highlights list Cincinnati base ball games on WPFB WKRC and Pittsburgh. TV shows include Here's Hollywood Route 66 77 Sunset Strip Twilight Zone Best of Poar The Red Pony Don Juan in Hell and more listings with channel times and stars.
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Jane Russell
Hollywood
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ted
Buz
Suzanne
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Sunset Strip
Shelley Berman
Torney Abraham Lipcoln Jones
Cliff Arquette
Dick Gregory
Sam Levenson
Joan Fairfax
John Steinbeck
Myrna Lay
Robert Michum
Louis Calhern
Soibhan McKenna
George C. Scott
Hurd Hatfield
George Bernard Shaw
Hell
Ann Miller Wins Divorce in California Cruelty Grounds
Santa Monica California actress and dancer Ann Miller won a divorce from wealthy Texas oilman William Moss on cruelty grounds. A financial agreement awards Miller $43000 in cash and equity in their El-Air home. The couple married in 1958 and separated February 13. They have no children.
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Santa Monica
Calif
API
Arm Miller
William P. Moss
Lions See Film On Survival At Manchester Hotel
Lions Club members viewed a film titled Seconds For Survival at yesterday noon meeting held at the Manchester Hotel. The Ohio Bell Telephone Co produced the film which depicted a simulated attack and outlined methods to coordinate civilian defense and military forces to repulse the aggression.
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Lions Club
Manchester
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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