Pittsburgh School Sky King Hon for The Main Attraction
A Pittsburgh school district awards the Sky King honor to a student for work on the film The Main Attraction. Officials laud leadership and community involvement reflected in the project.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
12
A Pittsburgh school district awards the Sky King honor to a student for work on the film The Main Attraction. Officials laud leadership and community involvement reflected in the project.
CBS-TV summer spotlight centers on Maverick Missourian Thomas Hart Benton as Dwight Eisenhower’s morality worry frames the art talk. Benton discusses art’s public communication while John Clardl guides him through his studio and memories from the Ozarks to wartime posters. The piece reviews Lippmann’s CBS coverage and frames broader TV culture shifts with guests and previews.
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TV listings from Channel 21 to 11 detail a Highway Patrol discrepancy, a "Bouglione" circus act from Westhampton, detectives case "Thieves Get Bold," a land theft by Russo and Ballard, a Bar full of Monkeys, a Pittsburgh Pirates vs Milwaukee Braves game, a Breakthrough science report with John Chancellor interviews, and a wartime style film "Goodbye, Children" with John Exic son and Bethel Léstie.
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