Memorial Day Radio and TV Highlights Announce Tonight
Radio highlights feature Theodor Uppman in the Memorial Day program on Telephone Hour at 9:30 pm and the Eastman Rochester Symphony performance of The Minotaur on Contrasts in Music. TV offerings include Bloomer Girl on Producer's Showcase with Keith Andes and Barbara Cook, plus I Love Lucy and December Bride segments on WHIO WKRC. Studio One presents Family Protection with Everett Sloane and Joanne Woodward.
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Eastman- Rochester Symphony
Minotaur
TV Tonight
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Wlw-D
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Barbara Cook
WHIO
WKRC
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Lucy
Sentimen
Tal
Lily
Studio One
Everett Sloane
Joanne Woodward
Radio Programs on Monday Evening Schedule Highlights
A dense listing shows WMH Remington WKRC Miamishbure WPFB Rollin WLW and many others across stations WLW WPFB WKRC WSAI WMOH WKRC. The guide covers times from 0:00 to 4:45 with programs like Newsreel News Music Matinee and various dramas and soap operas.
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WKRC
Miamishbure
WPFB
Rollin
WLW
Enerts
Wark Movie News
Cecil Hale
WSAI
Times Star
Dick Baker
Wsai Oy
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WMO
Coke Time
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Vie
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Wsai Business
Wkrc Sports World
WMOH
Eeacsports
Lee Allen
Wsai L fhomas—Wine
Wmoh Music Hall
Wkrc Parade
Music Hall
Wsai News
Lone Ranger
We'ther
Sutton
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Choretime
Tomy Sutton
MacksLauer
Trekk
Oila
Wsai World
WEAT
Wo Ls
Woman's Way
SAI Woman's Way
Godfrey
Ambutrev
WPF
1450
Mary McBride
T Troutline
Will Lenay
WSAIL
Wkrc Co
Watts
Lebanon
Histork
Wendy
Wsai Baptist Cd
Viewne
KRC
Jim Ficher
WMOHR
WSA
Tommy Sutton
Wkrc Women's News
Bill Thal
Widder Brown
Pepper Young
Western Col
Ted McKay
Deliverance
The $64,000 Questions anniversary review
Television critic Cynthia Lowry previews the forthcoming first anniversary show of The $64,000 Questions on June 5. The CBS quiz show has endured with high prizes and a growing prize ladder, influencing rival programs and eyeing a new format with a million-dollar top prize.
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New York
CBS
Barbara Weds But Not Quite As Expected
Barbara Finkion, rushed by an emergency appendectomy, wed Bertrand Magazine at Beth Israel Hospital chapel in Boston. She sat in a wheelchair and wore pajamas and a house coat instead of a wedding gown, then returned to her hospital room while the groom attended the reception at Temple Beth Zion.
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Boston
Barbara Finkion
Bertrand A
Temple Beth Zion
Beth Israel Hospital
Temple Hall
North Dakota Republicans Plan Meeting
North Dakota Republicans held their second state convention in less than two months. The session, required by state law in presidential election years, will select 14 GOP National Convention delegates, elect a national committeeman and committeewoman, and name four presidential electors. Leaders favor an Eisenhower-Nixon ticket.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Warren to host regional urban renewal institute
Warren, Ohio will host one of ten regional urban renewal institutes held nationwide on June 7 and 8. Representatives from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Kentucky cities plus government agencies attend to survey urban renewal programs and assist agencies in addressing local community problems.
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Ohio
Warren Institute
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Massillon
Louisville Ky
Pittsburgh
Miami Students Begin Exam Week
Miami University classes ended at noon as students began prep for final examinations starting Tuesday. No campus activity Wednesday Memorial Day. exams continue Thursday and end June 7. Trustees meet June 8. Alumni Day June 9. baccalaureate June 10 and commencement the following day.
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Oxford
Miami University
Moderate Greek Minister Resigns
Premier Constantine Karamanlis accepted the resignation of Foreign Minister Spyros Theotokis. The government said Evanghelos Averoff would move from agriculture to the foreign post. Theotokis cited that his moderate Cyprus policy toward Britain was not appreciated.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
Spyros Theotokis
Theotokis
Cyprus
Evanghelos Averoff
Foreign Ministry
Britain
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad describes FASTEETH denture powder that secures upper and lower plates for a firmer fit. It claims no gummy taste or odor, is alkaline, and does not sour denture breath. Available at drug counters today.
New President Expected For Baptist WMU After 10 Years
Kansas City report notes the Women's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention will elect a new president tomorrow as Mrs. George R. Martin of Norfolk Virginia declines a eleventh term. The SBC gathering opens with the WMU convention and Pastors Conference in session, drawing about 15 000 Baptists from 30 377 churches. The union has 8 474 741 members in 26 states. Core issues include expansion in education welfare and missions.
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Kansas City
Women’s Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
George R. Martin
Norfolk
WMU
Martin
SBC
Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Trust and Luck: Nearby North Carolina Villages
Trust and Luck are two villages located within three miles of each other in North Carolina. The note identifies their proximity and regional context for local geography.
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Trust
Luck
North Carolina
Social Security Helps Keep Pastors By Tom Bradshaw
The 168th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A heard revisions to Social Security raise minister salaries and slow pulpit vacancies. The Department of Ministerial Relations noted many ministers stay active to qualify for benefits and some retirements fade as assistants extend service. The report cautioned the effect should be temporary while noting higher salaries cap at four thousand two hundred dollars for maximum benefits.
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Tom Bradshaw
Philadelphia
168Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Department of
Unitedresbyterian Church
Department of Ministerial Relations
Oberlin Professor Kilgore Breckenridge Dies at 89
William Kilgore Breckenridge 89 longtime piano professor emeritus at Oberlin College Conservatory died Sunday after a three month illness at Allen Hospital. Funeral services set for Tuesday with burial in Mercer Pennsylvania.
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Oberlin
Ohio
William Kilgore Breckenridge
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Allen Hospital
Mercer, Pa
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