Radio TV Highlights Tonight In Broadcast Schedule
Rapid night listings show WHIO and WLW programs including Johnny Pollar in Mexico on a embezzlement case, Michael Rabin as soloist with Donald Voorhees, and a mixed lineup at 8 to 10:15. Commentary on TV news balance follows featuring John Daly and ABC leadership amid Argentina TV market interest.
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Rapid Tonight
Johnny Pollar
Mexico
Johnny Dollar
Michael Rabin
Donald Voorhees
WKRC
Ricky
Matt
Lily
Franchot Tone
Robert Montgomery Pregents
Studio One
Cecil Kellaway
Howard St. John
Lee Phillips
Wlw-T
John Daly
ABC
Daly
Cbs-Tv
Radio Schedule Fragments From WKRC WPFB WLW
A partial listing shows a noon slot lineup with Mind Paying Phrase Amburgy at 11 30 and H Miller with The McGees and Elmer Hinkle on WKRC WPFB WLW, with 12 00 time未 readers.
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WLW
WPFB
Hale
Wsai Matlock
WKRC
Rollin
Dick Baker
WSAI
WMOH
Eddie Fisher
Wpfb Schottelkotte
Murrow
Guy
My Son
Jeep
H. J. Taylor
Shep Fields
J. Remington
Under Stars
Wsai Choretime
Tomy Sutton
Boisseau
Weber
Mack Sauer
Wsai Ae Limited
Mallock
WMOHB
Amburgy
True Story
WSA
Stork Club
Woman's Way
F. Troutvine
Ing
WSAJ
Woman's
Wildwood
Wl' Amburgy
H. Miller
The
McGee's
Elmer Hinkle
Wkrc Townhouse
Circle
WMOW
Charlie Reeder
Wpfb Music Hall
Maione
WLW Stars
Wsai Hospital
Guild
Wpfb ‘Music Hall
Nora Drake
Bill Thall
Eddie Canitor
WMOR
Sndans
Will Lenay
Godfrey
Lenay
Dallas
Widder Brown
Miami
Cone
Young
Id Lenay
Diem Wins Landslide in South Viet Nam Referendum
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem is poised to declare South Viet Nam a republic with himself as first president after a decisive vote against Bao Dai. Returns show 98 percent in six provinces and Saigon favor Diem. a constitution referendum may follow with a national assembly election later this year.
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Diem
Bao Dai
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vet Nam
Asia
National Assembly
Tourane
U.S. State Department
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Geneva
Kingdom of
Annam
Vietminh
Hong Kong
Hoa Hao Ang Binh Xuyen
Price Hikes In Steel Due In Mid-1956
Cleveland report notes Steel weekly forecasts a mid 1956 steel price rise driven by union contracts and producer expansion funds. Consumers rush to build inventories first half next year to beat higher costs while auto and construction demand stays strong. Production eased to 97 percent capacity as mills push to meet demand. finished steel at 128.14 per ton, scrap at 45 per ton.
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Cleveland
Steel
Housewife Target in Overweight Fight Says Doctor
Dr. W H Sebrell Jr urges focusing on housewives to curb overeating as a major national health issue. He notes 20 to 25 percent of adults are overweight, insisting overeating causes obesity and warning against reliance on weight loss drugs.
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U. S
United Nations
New Orleans
W. H Sebrell Jr
National Institutes of Health
American Cancer Society
American Heart Assa
Sebrell
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Rines
Reinmold
THU Cardston
Alberta
Beviews
Toulouse
Moliere
Goudelin
Miss Heir
Charles Mercer
TV News
New York
Radio-Tv
Peron
Argentina
Ziv International
Millard Segal
Buenos Aires
Wekerc
Miamisburg
Pets
Wsal
Taylor
Time
Rts
Tenn
Ernie
Pagade
Cincy
Wsai Peewee
Beatty
Fo m
J. Vandecook
Weai
Johny Dollar
Wkrc Airline
Praduly Hall
Jack Carson
Wpfb Hit Parade
Grable, James
Amos
Andy
Ed Morgan
McGees
Bing Crosby
Little Roberts
T. McCarthy
J. Mary’s
WLW Mr
Wsai Newsreel
McCarthy
Faton
W. Lemay
Wendy
Wkrc Farm
Wsai Farm Hour
MOH News
Helen Trent
Hall
Ma Perkins
Ohio
Wmoh Mason Show
Wpfb Record Shop
Perry Mason
Geneva Ar
Zemo
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Iran
Israel
Greece
Kashmir
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Korea
United Children’s Fund
United States
United Nations Secretariat
General Assembly
Berlin
Atoms For Peace
World Forum
United Nations Works
United States Committee For the United Nations
Citizens’ Organization
Secretary of State
21St St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Middletown Journal
Alvin Kershaw
Oxford
Asie
Frank Carey
Science
Rick
Rick’s Radio & TV
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
Central Avenue
Middletown
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