Tough Screening for TV Show Ideas Reveals Hollywood Process
In New York on June 2 CP reports how network executives and a panel of about 150 experts screen concept ideas for TV shows. From initial submissions to program board decisions, ideas face rigorous reviews by script, legal, marketing, and sponsorship teams before potential scheduling. The article notes advertiser control and public reception as final arbiters.
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New York
Paul Stew
V TV Megamie
Odburty
Gowilson Tadmian
Hat
Bob Sarnuiff
SBC Rt Coms
Ant
Morris, Me
Ike Barry
Enright
Goodson-Todman
Fron
Gory
Hin Levins
Ative Start
Tlike Willian
Eeardome
Alcomnl
Earchives
Mi Viday
Cuneluel Sarno
Cain
Local Men In Service Weimar Kenneth J Wimer in Air Force
Sel Kenneth J Wimer son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Wimer 721 Harmony Baptist Rd promoted to Staff Sergeant June 1 assigned to Fiéfh Field Maintenance Squadron at James Connally Air Force Base Texas since June 14 1857 He trained as aircraft navigator and jet engine mechanic at Connally High School Shenango class of 1954 joined Air Force in 195? Leasure Jack 20 son of Mrs My Leasure 2704 Washington St New Castle on 5 day leave from Army Tech School at Central Office telephone repair course Ft Gordon Ga starting July 6 1958 He enlisted April 9 1958 at Now Castle Recruiting Station Post Office Bldg Now Castle
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Kenneth J. Wimer
Frank J. Wimer
Harmony Baptist Rd
Fiéfh
Auistic Navigator Training Wing
Jamies Connally Air Force Base
Texas
Sel
Wimner
Shenango High School
Air
James Connally Air Force Base
Boaniles
Waco
Strategic Air Command
Air Defense Command
Army
Jack Leasure
My Leasure
Hhington St
New Castle
Pit. Leasuris
Central Oulce
Ft. Gordon Ga
Laasure
Heguier
Shadow of Shanwrila film at Leesburg Chapel
Work of the Whristan and mission alliance depicts New Guinea natives in an upcoming film at Lershar Chapel. It covers a valley cut off from civilization, a 1945 World War II crash bringing news, and missionary efforts by Rev Misuy Migkelsan.
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New Guinea
Leesburg Chapel
Shanwrila
Lershar
Iraleim
Misuy Migkelsan
Ata Dassaev
ALWL
E.W. Ubriek
Sharon
Allfaner
Hieistic
Mars
Eric Johnston Warns of Conformity and Concentration
Philadelphia, UPT reports Eric Johnston, president of the Melvin Picture Association of America, warned about alarming trends in conformity and concentration sapping the nation. He cited censorship in books, schools, and at home as signs of the threat amid the 40th annual American Home Economists meeting.
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Philadelpinia
UPT
Mo Ition Picure
Eric Johnslo
United States
Johnson
Melvin Picture Association of America
American Home Weanomie
Johnston
America
Meattire Panther
Olin
State University
Beal V. Gillaspie
Turdue University
No Bids Received on Sewer Bypass Project
Fragmented notice states no bids were received for the Meyer Avenue sewer bypass project. City park district details and streets department official Gene Schwelnsberg reference plans to lay sewer lines on Mesur Avenue. The project aims to replace previously planned work with a new phase schedule.
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Meyer Ave
Henass
Feserdy
Mesur
Gene Schwelnsberg
Two Injured In Separate Accidents Treated In City
Two persons were treated at New Castle Hospital Tuesday for injuries from separate accidents. Rhonda Lyow Stroia, 1408 Croton Ave, suffered facial lacerations with a punch or fall. She was discharged after treatment.
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Ithe New Caste Hospital
Rhonda Lyow Stroia
Croton Ave
Man suffers severe injuries after 12 foot fall at local village
A resident fell about 12 feet from a height at Prince Lou Road causing severe injuries. Emergency services attended the scene and transported the casualty for medical care. Authorities are investigating the incident on-site.
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Jobo Rockins
Prince Lou Rd
Ipanrusian
First American button factory founded at Waterbury around 1800
The first American button factory was established at Waterbury Connecticut around 1800 marking an early industrial milestone. It notes Waterbury as the origin point for a growing U.S. button making industry in the early 19th century.
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Waterbury
Camm
Witnesses Plan For Convention In New York City
Witnesses of the Sew Calle congregation plan an informational convention in New York City. Koelliker says attendance could be the largest ever, with programs at Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. Special travel and local meeting arrangements are being organized to accommodate attendees.
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Hchowi
Jihoval’s
New York City
Iga Chester Koollikee
Royal Group
Uwe
July
Volo
Yankee
New Castle
Yankee Stadium
Watertower
Oeliky
Ware
Polo Grounds
Waurkee
Koelliker
Planv
Plane power in modern fighters astonishes observers
A reader notes that today’s jet fighters in military service are built with extraordinary power and capability, able to haul heavy freight and sustain long range performance, with some models claimed to have enduring endurance and reach.
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Nihe Military Service
Westminster Dorm Named For Murphy Co Chairman
Westminster College announces a new three story dormitory will be named for Walter C. Shaw Jr. chairman of the G. C. Murphy Company. The project, funded by an SHA loan, is set to begin this year and be completed by September 1959, with an estimated cost around half a million dollars.
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Westmingey College
Wil W. Orr
Board of ‘Trustees
Walter C. Slime
G. C. Murphy Company
Orr
Shaw
Youghiogheny Country Chis
McKeesport
Westminster
Walter C. Shaw Jr
Trusit
Jack
Wil
District of Columbia
York County
McNeesport
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