Ethics Of Staging News Shots In TV Programs
NBC producer John J. Sughrue Jr argues news can be staged for cameras if an honest reporter verifies accuracy, citing a Ruark Africa scene. Barbara Eden discusses acting in large Cinerama cameras while Miss Eden and Michael Ansara run a bowling alley in Arcadia. Eden details career shifts from singing to TV roles in various series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
NBC
Robert Ruark
Africa
John J. Sughrue Jr
Sughrue
Ruark
Barbara Eden
Miss Eden
Michael Ansara
Hollywood
Ansara
Arcadia
Calif
Fiden
Mike
Lori Nelson
Merry Anders
Target
First China Refugee Is In Chicago
The first family of Chinese refugees admitted under President Kennedy's emergency admission program arrived in Chicago from Hong Kong. See-Sue Eng 45 and wife Yung-Sue-San with three of four children, seeking U.S. citizenship to care for Eng’s ill father Frank Jing Finz 79 in Park Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kennedy
Hong Kong
See-Sue Eng
Yung-Sue-San
United States
Eng
America
O’hare
Leng-Ching
U.S
Mee-Har
Mee- Won
Leng-Hun
Red China
Dustiece Department
Saiding
Taishan
China
Canton
Kennedy Asked About Press Treatment by Administration
President Kennedy faced questions on how the White House handles media coverage. He stressed the need for fair treatment and explained his stance during a broad discussion with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Jess
Kennedy
Peter Falk a Casual Dresser Wins Emmy and Fame
Hollywood Today profiles Emmy winner Peter Falk, detailing his unpretentious style at the Polo Lounge and Hillcrest Country Club. The piece traces Falk’s career from Broadway to Oscar and Emmy nominations, noting his typecasting struggle after Murder Inc and Pocketful of Miracles, his late interest in acting at 28, and a humorous take on cooking and efficiency work before acting success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Peter Falk
Beverly Hills
Hillcrest Country Club
Abel i Lastforgel
New York
Falk
Murder, Inc
The
Law
Spencer Tracy
Merchant Marine
Syracuse
Chrysler Showroom Promises New Car Experience
To own a refreshingly new 62 Chrysler Imperial Plymouth or Valiant, visit our updated sales and service facilities. Experience a demonstration drive and discover a renewed attitude toward present or prospective Chrysler owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Top Venezuelan Red Goes Free
President Betancourt’s government freed Gustavo Machado, secretary general of Venezuela’s Communist party, after arrest following a brutal revolt led by marines at Puerto Cabello. The unrest left 135 dead, with unofficial estimates surpassing 200, and 1,000 wounded. Machado had been detained due to parliamentary immunity extended by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Puerto Cabello
Gustavo Machado
Communist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Moscow
Machado
Chamber
Manuel Vicente Ledezma
Congress
Machaedo
Opdyke Social Visitors and Local Guests Spark Weekend Activity
Residents and visitors filled Opdyke events with family visits and travel. Highlights include H E Petersen hosting a sister’s birthday, trips to St. Louis for Betsy to meet relatives, Seattle Fair plans, Evansville guests Jim Stevens and son, and visits from McLeansboro, Mt. Vernon, Decatur, and other towns. Various families from Chicago, Mascoutah, and East St. Louis spent time with local hosts, plus post office dedication and holiday gatherings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harv McKnight
H. E. Petersen
A. Boswell
H. Fairchild
Tamaroa
H. Harriman
H. O. Edmison
Betty
Murfreesboro Tonn
St. Louis
Betsy
Jim Stevens
Jimmy
Evansville
Ind
Sam Warren
W. Tolley
McLeansboro
H. Snowyer
Cole
Towa
Kenneth Kelley l
Chicago
Tom Pace
Opdyke
Lula Miller
Waynestown
Recy Ham
Curt
Mt. Vernon
Charlie Frees
Mascoutah
Gaynelle Forbes
Evelyn Arnold
Alton
Sam Burnett
Harold Lambert
Vernon
Randall Lambert
Marilyn Jackel
Decatur
Ellen Lambert
Burt Allen
East St. Louis
Clyde Marlow J
New Post Office
Russell Odin
Granite City
Fred Hoover
Clemson
South Carolina
C. E. Cook
Conrad
V. C. Adams
Stella Burgin
Rosier
Monticello
Charles Christoff
Rockford
Gene
Charlene Adams
Centralia
Chalon Bulloff
Tinopolis
Weaver Dulaney
D. Hottensen
R. Vineyard and
Creve
Spirit of inquiry into religion seen among Michigan students
Harold K Duerksen of the University of Michigan notes a growing spirit of inquiry into religion among college students. The report mentions a visit by Coeur, Mo, with their parents Mr and Mrs W H Hottensen, and Mrs W H Hottensen, indicating a broader discussion of faith on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icampus Religious Search
Ann Arbor, Mich
Amon College
Harold K Duerksen
Office of Religious Affairs
University of Michigan
Coeur
W. H. Hottensen
Con
Also Mentioned on This Page
John XXIII
Vatican
St. Damasus
Dick Kleiner
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Actons
Algeria
Dad
Mallory
Arrow Ban
Haggar Dacron
Pioneer Sports Belt
Jarman
First China
By Richard Ciccone
Ottesen Mobile
Salem Road
Hollywood Today
Emmy
Erskine Johnson
Hollywood Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jackie Gleason
Plymouth-Valiant Dealers Motor Co
Salem
Illinois
Vinced
Chrysler Corporation
Imperial
Plymouth
Valiant
Presen
Leonard Wells
E. F. Kenner
Loren Stull
Ivan Puckett
S. R. Tucker
Keith Helverson
Max Shurtz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!