Chad Everett brings medical center realism to screen
Hollywood profile notes Chad Everett of Medical Center uses authentic medical language and training. He studied in hospitals and reviewed operating room footage to portray Dr Joe Gannon convincingly. Everett cites medical advisers, a vetting committee, and a focus on human stories over sensational plots. He and wife Shelby Grant welcomed a second daughter after extensive preparation.
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Jerry Lewis Telethon Sets New Pledge Record Across Nation
New York AP reports comedian Jerry Lewis concluded his annual Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon with pledges totaling 8 125 387. The coast to coast program aired on 121 stations, running from Sunday night into Monday with many entertainers and public figures contributing. The 1960s style telethon exceeded last year's sum of just over five million dollars.
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More GIs To Be Tested For Drugs In Vietnam
SAIGON AP The U S Command extends its urinalysis drug testing program to include American servicemen on one week rest and recreation leaves outside Vietnam. The test already covers most servicemen traveling to and from Vietnam and includes those leaving for the United States reassignment two week leaves and those requesting extensions of tours in Vietnam.
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Tonight's Movies and TV Listings Featured
Programs include Babar Comes to America and Mod Squad episodes. Beverly Hillbillies with Bremerkamp plot, Billy Graham California crusade highlights, Green Acres tax secession, Cimarron Strip lynching subplot, First Tuesday Sudan report, Marcus Welby Hodgkin's case, On the Road travelogue, plus Crowhaven Farm Hope Lange and classic films The Unknown The Men Where the Sidewalk Ends.
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Babar
America
Mod Squad
Pete
Beverly Hillbillies
Bremerkamp
Granny
Davy Crockett
Billy Graham
California
Green Acres
Hooterville
Cimarron Strip
Cimarron
Sudan
Marcus Welby
Hodgkin's
Bernstein Mass opens at Kennedy Center amid exuberant crowds
Leonard Bernstein the composer conducts the first public performance of Mass in the Kennedy Center Opera House before a sold out 2200 the audience roars with bravos after the curtain. Senators Kennedy and others watch as Bernstein bow and embrace performers in a moment of triumph.
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Washington
Leonard Bernstein
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
New Opera House
Bernstein
Leach
Maurice Peress
Alvin Ailey
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy Center
Eisenhower
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