ABC Drops Amos Burke Secret Agent For The Baron
ABC will end Amos Burke Secret Agent after the January 12 show and shift The Baron to Thursday nights to face less NBC competition. The Baron features a British undercover hero who battles international evil while The Long Hot Summer moves into Amos Burke’s former Wednesday slot. Geriatrics briefly appears as a separate note.
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Helen Hayes promotes book on TV tour and TV views
Helen Hayes speaks on Ed Sullivan and Today shows to plug her new book A Gift of Joy not an autobiography. She plans more appearances while avoiding Johnny Carson and recalls TV era concerns and past TV missteps.
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Wild West Crisis Blamed on James T West TV slick
On Channel 7 and 9 Wild West drama James T West faces blame as a stolen cache of priceless material from the French consulate triggers an international incident. Morticia Addams pairs with Gomez to debunk witches on Halloween at 8 30. Convoy romance flick features Captain Foster and a Russian officer with officer like constraints. Outer Limits episode shows a professor facing a planet evolution monster. Miss Teen Age America finals hosted by Bud Collyer in Dallas with 60 finalists for a 10000 scholarship.
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Ohio Appalachia Granted 111000 Grant
The Economic Development Administration approved a 111000 grant to the Ohio state office of Appalachia led by Rep. Robert E. Sweeney. Funds will organize the Ohio office for work in 28 counties in the Appalachian program for underdeveloped areas.
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Detroit Police Get Radio Aid for All Officers
Detroit police in downtown expect to equip all patrolmen with new two way radios. Each radio costs 840 dollars and allows contact with headquarters or other PREP officers. Commissioner Ray Girardin says the system will increase efficiency and provide greater safety for officers.
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Sleepwalking More Common in Youth During Adolescence
Sleepwalking episodes rise in young people with a notable increase during adolescence. Researchers note higher frequency among teenagers compared with younger children and emphasize developmental factors in sleep patterns.
Past AMA President Dr. Roger I. Lee dies at home
Dr. Roger I. Lee a past president of the American Medical Association died at his Brookline home. A noted diagnostician he helped found the Harvard School of Public Health and retired from practice four years ago. He became a master of the American College of Physicians in 1950 and was honored by the UC Berkeley medical school the next year.
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