TV Highlights Show a Week of Premieres and Revivals
AP TV critic notes a seven day window of highlights including an NBC Buffalo non conference game from the AFCA All America 1961 picks, Ed Sullivan taped Paris show on CBS, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz reruns on CBS, an Oxford vs North Texas State debate on NBC, CBS pilot collection The Comedy Spot, Talent Scouts revival, NBC Mystery Theater titled The Far American, and CBS Reports rerun Thursday at 9.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Network
NBC
Buffalo
N.Y
American Football Coaches’ Association
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Paris
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Oxford University
North Texas State University
Thio
Garry Moore
Dean
Nine
Lows Hayward
Signe Hasso
World’s southernmost known active volcano
Mount Erebus on Victoria Land in Antarctica is the world’s southerly known active volcano. The title dauphin was used for the oldest son of the King of France.
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Erebus
Victoria Land
Antarctica
France
A Night of TV Listings and Broadcast Schedule
A dense, chronological grid of television programs listing channels and times from 6:00 to 1:05, including news, films, series, and specials. Notable items include Highway Patrol, The Tonight Show, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, The Ed Sullivan Show, Lawrence Welk, and Major League Baseball coverage, reflecting a full day of scheduled entertainment.
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Benny and
Cecil
Calvin and the Colonel
Perry Mazon
Wells Fargo
Lawrence Welk
Meet McGraw
Far Horizons
Curly Cole
Slattery
Educational
Rough Riders
Oral Roberts
Riley
World of Sports
Pres. Kennedy
Mexico
Susie
20Th Century
Meet the Press
Maverick
Mr. Ed
Phil Silvers
News
Santander Ants Catch On Wing Delicacy From Colombia
In Bogota AP reports Santander ants called Santandercanas are a Colombia delicacy sold at about 3.50 per pound. Toasted in honey or salted, these winged ants come from Santander state where May and June nuptial flights trigger swarms. Female ants with larger wings are eaten. males are ignored.
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Colombia
Santander
Santander Planteau
Television Review on Women Stars and Glamour Shortage
AP notes television season lacking new women stars with glamorous roles. Shirley Booth stars as a maid while others appear as alcoholics or victims. Critic calls for more glamor and predicts next season won't improve. Column pauses for four weeks, then resume coverage from Hollywood. Tonight NBC telecasts a football game with All America seniors. Ed Sullivan Show airs from Paris.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Shirley Booth
Lucille Bail
Loretta Young
Ess
Betty
Greta Garbo
Hollywood
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Eye On St. Louis
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Farm Report
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Corky the Clown
Sheena
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Sky King
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Repertoire Theater
Gene Autry
China
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Famous Playhouse
Christophers
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Faith of Our Fathers
Fisher Family
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Church Federation
Hamilton Brothers Quartet
Sacred Heart
Catholic Mann
Cemere
Frontiers of Faith
Way of Life
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Frontiers of Science
Popeye
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Davey and Goliath
Lessie
Dennis the Menace
Broken Arrow
Mackenzie's Raiders
Sir Frances Drake
Rescue Eight
G.E. Theater
Bonanza
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Lawman
Jolson
Newareel
Dr. Brothers
Weather
Newa
Gordon Springmier
RAY Optical CO
Ray F. Dalton
O. D
Locust St. Centralia
MT. Vernon
Southern Tinois University
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Harold Hathaway
Massye Williams
Charles Inskeep
Charles Rohlfing
Bogota
Television Review
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10Th St
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