Walter Matthau Calls Life A Silly Little Journey
Actor Walter Matthau reflects on surviving a massive heart attack five years earlier and says life is a bonus. He notes increased leading roles after health scare, his shift to a simpler life, quitting smoking, cutting gambling and a focus on work over status.
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TV Debuts Dedicated Mayor Alcala in New Series
New York AP review of ABCs Monday night film introducing Mayor Thomas Jefferson Alcala, a tough, honest, campaigning city leader played by Anthony Quinn. The plot centers on land sale opposition, a bomber threat, and the mayoral marriage strain, with hints of a potential series.
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TV Guide: Evening Schedule with Classic Sitcoms and Dramas
TV listings note back to back episodes across channels 2 and 5 7 8 9 10 with Julia Mod Squad Beverly Hillbillies All in the Family Marcus Welby and Justice Delayed Justice Denied. Highlights include undercover action and family conflicts.
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Chegley
Mod Squad
Julie
Beverly Hillbillies
Granny
Elly May
Navy
Don Knotts
Jimmy Durante
Raymond Burr
Connie Stevens
Archie
Marcus Welby
Tonight's TV lineup features classic film nights
Channel listings show The Over the Hill Gang Rides Again with Fred Astaire at 8:30 on channels 12 and 22. Better a Widow starring Peter McEnery airs at 9 on channels 2 and 5. All Quiet on the Western Front with Lew Ayres is at 9 on channel 19. The Law vs Billy the Kid featuring Scott Brady plays at 11:30 on channel 19.
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Scott Brady
Nameless guilt haunts Walter over philosophy divide
Walter ridicules the philosophy of the haves as hollow for the have nots and admits a nameless guilt he cannot explain. He sees his worst fault as this vague remorse while insisting his best virtue is not taking himself too seriously.
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Walter
Laugh-In Producer Quits Then Returns as Chief Writer
Laugh-In creator and long time writer Paul W. Keyes returned to NBC Television's Laugh-In as producer and chief writer. He left months ago citing unacceptable conditions and declined to specify them. Keyes, 46, helped shape the show since its October 1967 start and helped steer top rated specials.
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Murphy Co Veterans Club inducts 15-year service employee
Miss Ona Hamilton of Woodlawn Avenue was inducted into the G. C. Murphy Co. Veterans' Club in Pittsburgh, Pa., after completing 15 years with the company. Club manager Hubert Schulte noted the organization, formed in 1940, now has 3,549 members totaling 83,910 years of service and gives new members a pin a certificate of membership and access to a four week vacation plan.
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Murphy
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