Delight On NBC Brings Kern Classics To Sunday Color
NBC reshuffles Telephone Hour to Sunday evenings and opens with Jerome Kern songs sung by Ella Fitzgerald Roberta Peters Earl Wrightson Nancy Dussault and John Davidson with Ginger Rogers hosting The fall TV landscape includes a critique of The FBI series as lowbrow while FCC chairman Henry exhorts more original summer fare Industry notes mention miniature TV sets portable enough to fit in a book and the traffic risk of watching shows while walking or driving
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Jerome Kern
Ella Fitzgerald
Roberta Peters
Earl Wrightson
Nancy Dussault
John Davidson
Ginger Rogers
ABC
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Caressus
Commission
E. William Henry
Andy Williams
CBS
Vic Damone
Henry
Jewish Congressmen Observe Rosh Hashanah at Capitol
Fifteen Jewish House members stay near the Capitol rotunda for Rosh Hashanah worship as they consider the District of Columbia home rule bill. The service, approved by Rabbinical Council of America, may affect 900,000 Washington residents. Tenzer notes faith laws prevent work during the holy day. Three Jewish senators invited to join.
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Capitol Rotunda
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Community club and public meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday
The schedule lists Monroes Lions Club at 6 p.m. at the Congress Inn and several groups meeting at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m including the Evening Optimist Club at Eastern Lanes and the Administration Building Board of Education. On Tuesday Civitan Rotary Sertoma and Middletown associations meet at various venues with fire departments and civic groups at Armory and local schools hosting PTOs and associations.
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Congress Inn
Optimist Club
Eastern Lanes
Board of Education
1093Rd
Armory
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Rotary Club
Sertoma Club
Middletown Association
Manchester
South Middletown Fire Department
Amanda
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Central School
Central School Pto
Lincoln School Association
Wilson Scheel Pto
Rosh Hashanah Begins World Wide Observance
AP report notes Sunday sundown marked the start of Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish new year 5726. The 10 day period of penitence spans until Oct 6, ending with Yom Kippur. Religious services populate temples and synagogues worldwide as the year opens.
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Burg Pilot Reigns At Airport Day
Mrs Sonander a Miami University educator won the Queen title at the second annual aviation day at J and J Airport. She started flying last December and earned her pilot’s license in July. The event highlighted interest and enthusiasm in aviation.
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Sonander
Miami University
School of Education
Car Fire Reported on Jackson Lane in Middletown
Firefighters from Middletown responded to 608 Jackson Lane at 6:06 pm to a car fire involving a vehicle owned by R. A. Mangold. Fire units contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Television Highlights and Sports Lineup Summary
Television listings describe Culver’s duet and a Maj. Foster backed school modernization. The Legend of Nir aa shows a railroad telegrapher planning a daring train robbery. Lucy Show features Lucy as secretary to a recording company president. Reds visit Dodgers in a baseball clash. Run for Your Life follows a hero in a Mexican village fishing expedition with a charming guide and a wealthy woman.
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Maj. Foster
Jesse
Lucy
Roy
Oe Anel Harris
Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Man Indicted On Murder Charge
Fred Allen Cody, 60, of Cincinnati, indicted on first degree murder in the August 14 hallway shooting death of Carl Henry Jackson, 29. Prosecutor Rueger says the men fought earlier, Jackson broke Cody's nose, and Cody claimed he fired after fearing a drawn weapon.
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Fred Allen Coty
Cody
Hamilton County
Melvin G. Rueger
Carl Henry Jackson
Jackson
Absence Of Newspapers Has New York In Dither
New York endures an 11 day newspaper strike with papers closed and ad campaigns paused. Beame and Lindsay report campaign hurdles while radio and TV boost coverage. Stores rely on window models and handbills as newsstands close leaving blind vendors hardest hit.
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Europe
Abraham D. Beame
John V. Lindsay
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Lindsay
Alexandr.sik
New York Post
Herald Tribune
Indiana official to speak at Midlothian Personnel meeting
J Douglas Snider director of Indiana University bureau of personnel relations and placement will headline the Middle town Personnel Association meeting. The event at the Manchester Motor Inn begins 6 30 p m with Snider discussing science and the native son project. Open to all interested attendees.
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Bureau of Personnel Relations and Placement
University of Indiana
Middletown Personnel Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Snider
Midwest
Association
Max Wise
Lu Ann Evans Takes Runners-Up in USTA Baton and Strutting
Lu Ann Evans of Middletown won second in advanced baton solo for 12 year olds and third in junior strutting at the USTA contest held Saturday at Chaminade High School in Dayton.
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Middletown
USTA
Chaminade High School
Dayton
Barr Associations Protest Morrissey Nomination for Federal Judge
Massachusetts Bar Association and the Federal Judicial Committee of the American Bar Association oppose Francis X. Morrissey’s nomination by President Johnson to a lifetime U S District judgeship in Massachusetts. Morrissey, 55, longtime Boston municipal judge, aided Senator Kennedy and once served as an aide to Joseph P. Kennedy.
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Bar Association
Johnson
Francis X. Morrissey
Kennedy
Massachusetts Bar Association
Federal Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Morrissey
Dolemes Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
U. S
Massachusetts
Walter H. McLaughlin
Massachusetts Bar
Morrisey
John F. Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Sen
McLaughlin
Senate
Foster Furcolo
Jenner cites Morrissey as unqualified for federal bench
Albert E. Jenner of the ABA's Federal Judiciary Committee says Morrissey is a man of character but unqualified for the federal bench. He lacks trial experience, has presided only over misdemeanors and minor civil cases, failed the Massachusetts bar twice, and would serve with little aptitude, Jenner said in Chicago.
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ABA
Federal Judiciary Committee
Morrissey
Jenner
Boston
Chicago
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