TV Schedule Mosaic From Early Evening to Late Night
A dense broadcast grid lists channels and times from 6:00 through 1:55, detailing programs across stations 2 through 19. Included are Rifleman, Weather, News, Datelines, comedy, game shows, soaps, sports, movies, and varied children's segments, with titles spanning Ensign O Toole to Budget-style features.
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Paestor
General Hospital
Daddy
Corky the Clown
Three Stooges
Maverick
Popeye
Industry On Parade
Chimney Corners
City Camera
Mickey Mouse
Amos and Andy
Ann Sothern
Zane Grey Theater
Celud Moye
News
Huntley and Brinkley
Encore
Weather
Once Upon a Mattress TV adaptation with Burnett
AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry notes CBS’s 90 minute telecast of Once Upon a Mattress stars Carol Burnett in her signature role with lively songs and sly humor. Jack Gilford nearly steals scene as the mute king. production impresses with dancing and dialogue but is undercut by frequent commercial interruptions that break the mood.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Carol Burnett
CBS
Miss Burnett
Jack Gilford
Bowling Enthusiasts Drive U S Bowling Investment
The article estimates 20 million bowlers in the United States spend about 250 million dollars annually on bowling, a figure ten times the yearly gate receipts of major league baseball.
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U.S
New York plans expand subway police and radio network
City leaders move to bolster transit security after weekend violence as plans for a 20 percent police rise for Manhattan trains proceed, with bids on short wave radios due June 19. Authorities cited long lead times and noted ongoing patrols by Maccabee volunteers in Crown Heights amid rising urgency.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Staten Island
Miss Lipsik
Maccabee
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Michael J. Murphy
Samuel Schrage
Nehru Will Asked No Religious Rites Daughter Overruled
In New Delhi the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s will dated June 21 1931 asked for no religious ceremonies after his death, citing agnosticism. Indira Gandhi overruled these wishes and had Hindu rites performed, despite his request to scatter ashes in the Ganges at Allahabad.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Ganges River
Allahabad
Ganges
Jumna
Indira Gandhi
Picturephone plan eyed for New York Chicago Washington
The dream of telephones that see as well as talk becomes closer as American Telephone and Telegraph announces Picturephone service to run between New York Chicago and Washington in mid June.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Chicago
Washington
Expansion of Four Year Colleges Urged in Illinois Plan
Illinois Higher Education board hears call for rapid growth of four year colleges to relieve overcrowding as junior college expansion rises in priority. Discussions include meetings with Decatur and Chicago educators, and new federal funds support for retraining and Peace Corps projects.
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Woodlawn Community High School
Russell Wilson
Vicki Endicott
Fred Diel
Sandra Breeze
Thomas Smith
Monor Society
University of Illinois
Centralia Junior College
Tom Smith
Murray State College
Murray
Kentucky
Chicago
Illinois State Board of Higher Education
Howard W. Clement
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Illinois
Clement
Richard G. Browne
State Board
Browne
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
MacArthur High
Chicago Boards of Education
Southern Illinois University
U.S. Department of Labor
Peace Corps
Senegal
Nigeria
Lyman A. Glenning
Washington
Conrad Bergendorf
Augustana College
Rock Island
Pleads Guilty On Tax Charge In Springfield Case
Paul Waks of Decatur admitted filing a false federal excise tax return and was fined 1000 by Judge Omer Poos after previously pleading innocent. U S Attorney Edward Phelps cited about 700 dollars underreported for the last quarter of 1960. Harrison Robinson of Edwardsville pleaded innocent to a false statement to the FHA.
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Springfield, Ill
Paul Waks
Decatur
U.S. District Court Today
Waks
Omer Poos
U.S. Atty
Edward Phelps
Harrison Robinson
Edwardsville
Federal Housing Administration
Crime rates per minute in the United States
Britannica Book of the Year reports four major crimes every minute in the United States including one murder per hour one robbery every six minutes a burglary every thirty five seconds and an auto theft every 134 minutes.
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U.S
Dartmouth College Founded to Educate Indian Youths
The original objective of Dartmouth College founders was to educate Indian youths. Eleazar Wheelock obtained a royal charter in 1769 to establish the institution in New Hampshire under English authority.
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Dartmouth College
Eleazar Wheelock
England
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Password
Temple Houston
Amos and
Andy
Donna Reed
Rawhide
My Three Sons
Bold Journey
Ensign O'Toole
Perry Meson
SIU News
Jimmy Dean
Hazel
Bat Masterson
Steve Alien
December Bride
Mahalia Jackson
France
Mr. Zoom
Kangaroo
Today
King and Odie
Jack Lalanne
Merv Griffin
The
McCoys
Concentration
Missing Slake
Pete and
Gladys
Jeopardy
Ernie Ford
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Day Report
Traila West
Little Margie
Charlotte Peters
Biology
Ed McCauley
Bob Hope
Cardinal
Cincinnati
Space Science
Science Theater
Price Is Right
Festival of Arts
M-Squad
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack
Paar
Eyeline
Television Review
N.Y
Israel
Woodlawn High School
J. O. Clemens
Sully Copple
Delo
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Ask
William J. Conway
Associated Press
Curtis - Florist
Wilshire Dial
MT. Vernon
S. 9Th
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