Television schedules feature daily lineups and caveats
Readers are warned the schedule listings are provided by stations and may contain inaccuracies. The table lists daytime and evening programs including The Brighter Day, The Secret Storm, Showboat 57, Weather, News, Sports, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers Show, Red Skelton, The Investigator, Today, Sheriff of Cochise, and matinee theater among others with times and network notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Edwardes
Phil Silvers
the Playhouse
Secret Journal
Red Skelton
Kalb-Tv
TV Schedule Dense With Classic Programs and News Slots
A cluttered broadcast listing outlines a full day of programming across multiple networks and local channels. The grid includes cartoons, dramas, game shows, news, morning programs, and late-night theatre, with times ranging from early morning to late night and occasional commercials or gaps.
Across and Down Puzzle Answers Listed
A crossword style clue list with across and down word prompts including flying mamma, potpourri, island of the Cyclades, note of the scale, and various body parts, objects, and descriptors. Answers span from one to many letters, covering animals, tools, and everyday terms, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
Radio Station Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A dense, readout style list of radio programs across stations including news, music, and talk blocks with times from early morning to late night. It covers personalities, show titles, and segments such as News on the Hour, Breakfast Cl, Sports, and religious programming across multiple stations and frequencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
New Powell
1390
Powel
KSPL
Lake Providence
Frank Monroe
Larry Scott
High Court Rules Beneficiary May Pay Back Tax Debts
The Supreme Court ruled that a life insurance policy beneficiary may be required to pay the deceased policyholder’s back income taxes under certain conditions. Government seizure of policy proceeds requires a valid lifetime lien or heirs’ tax responsibility under state law. The court also allowed the National Labor Relations Board to delegate subpoena authority to its subordinates in cases involving Duval Jewelry Co. and Lewis Food Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Duval Jewelry Co
Miami
Lewis Food Co
Los Angeles
Remarkable New Medicine Promises Quick Relief
A Monroe woman claims SYS-TONE cured her chronic gas and bloating, allowing normal eating and restored energy. She says she now enjoys life again and urges others to try the remedy taken with meals, advertised as working with food. Leading druggists in Monroe stock SYS-TONE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Sys-Tone
Convicted Leader Wins Court Review
Washington AP reports Supreme Court agreed to review two contempt convictions. Abram Flaxer led the United Public Workers of America and refused union membership lists before a Senate committee, facing a two month jail term and $1000 fine. David H. Scull of Annandale challenged a Virginia NAACP inquiry setback for denying affiliation questions, after a 10-day jail term and $50 fine. The court also declined to halt a desegregation plan for Hartford County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Red Hunters
Supreme Court
Virginia
Abram Flaxer
United Public Workers of America
Flaxer
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
David H. Scull
Annandale
Scull
James M. Thomson
Thomson
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Harford County
Police Deny Fear In Negro Community In Dawson Georgia
Police Chief Howard Leyden and local officials rejected a Washington Post claim that Negroes in Dawson feel terrorized by police. The Post cited two fatal shootings and a wounding after arrest, while FBI and Justice Department inquiries were said to be ongoing. Police defend their actions, saying most Black residents are satisfied and lawbreakers will be held accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Columbus
FBI
N. R. Johnson
Atlanta
Justice Department
Washington
Magazine Photo Leads To Arrest In Murder Case
Oklahoma City report says a detective magazine photo helped locate Maxine Elliott Koerber 43. FBI agent Carroll Doyle notes Koerber was indicted by a Dallas grand jury on Sept 7 1956 for murder and fled to avoid prosecution by using the alias Lucille Marie Easley.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Maxine Elliott Koerber
Carroll Doyle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dallas
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