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TV schedule for channels 7 12 9 lists Town Meeting of the Air with Nixon Fullerbright Wilson and Schumann at 7 38pm. Other programs include Farmer's Daughter episode at 8 30 on channel 12 and Tonight's Suspense about a World War II airfield captain at 8 30 on channel 9. Ben Casey plot at 9 on channel 2 and 12 features a patient confessing to a killer. Espionage set in 1777 involves British forces and American colonists at 9 on channel 5. Beverly Hillbillies episode with Drysdale planning a birthday gift at 9 on channels 7 and 9.
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Youth Faces Charges After Father's Death
Batavia Ohio police considered adding charges against 15 year old Gary Taylor after he was accused of shooting at his father William Taylor 44 during a quarrel at their New Richmond home. William Taylor died this week in a Cincinnati hospital.
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Clermont County
Gary Taylor
Young Taylor
William
New Richmond
Taylor
Cincinnati
Vehicles Move Daily on Aleppo Raqqah Road in Harvest Peak
At the peak of harvest season, 3,000 trucks and cars travel the Aleppo Raqqah Road in Syria each day, illustrating the intensive transport activity tied to regional agriculture and trade.
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Aleppo-Raqqah Road
Syria
Alan King declines weekly TV show despite talks with Nat Hiken
Comic Alan King, famed for championing the common man, turned down a proposed weekly show with Nat Hiken after Ed Sullivan offered a 90 minute slot and CBS scheduling concerns. He prefers stage and guest spots over competing with Bonanza, hoping Speak Out airs after early next year.
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Hollywood
Alan King
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Judy Garland
Alan
Nat Hiken
Phil Sivers
Bilko
Nat
Garry Moore
Viewers could gain time as NAB tackles show clutter
The NAB code review board weighs reducing between program clutter and loud ads. It may count technical credits as part of the limited sponsor time, potentially extending actual program content and shrinking post show teasers and station pitches. The move signals a shift toward fewer interruptions for viewers.
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New York
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Television Code Review Board
NAB Review Board
Look to Help the Little Guy in a Dire Situation
A terse dialogue fragment shows a speaker urging action for the sake of the underdog. The exchange emphasizes urgency and a moral imperative to aid someone weaker, framing the choice as a matter of justice rather than personal gain.
Central Park Police Test Scooters For Night Patrols
In New York the Central Park Police prepare to patrol paths and meadows at night using motor scooters. About 50 officers took tests Tuesday to become scooter jockeys. Inspector John F. Spreen said the machines can handle steep surfaces and narrow spaces and can quickly overtake a suspect.
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New York
Central Park
John F. Spreen
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