Top Television Stars Presented With Emmies
Hollywood AP reports versatile Art Carney won top Emmys for best achievement in a dramatic program. CBS’s Twentieth Century outdid rivals with outstanding program of the year. Ingrid Bergman and Laurence Olivier named best dramatic performers for American TV debuts. Huntley-Brinkley Score named outstanding news program. The Untouchables won multiple awards for art direction and more. Jane Wyatt named best actress in a series for Father Knows Best.
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Hollywood
Art Carney
David Susskind
Carney
Jackie Gleason
CBS
Twentieth Cenwes
Affairs Education
Aleberry
Jack “Benny
Perrin
George Balzer
al Gordon
Hal Goldman
Leonard Bernstein
Harry Belafonte
Bel
Ingrid Bergman
Laurence Olivier
Miss Bergman
Olivier
Huntley - Brinkley
Huntley-Brink
General Electric
Howard
Av Westin
Robert Mulligan
Ralph Levy
Bud Yorkin
Deck Benny
Frank Stanton
Playhouse 94
Robert Stack
Elliott Ness
Untouchables
Campbell aims for 396 mph speed record at Bonneville
Hal Boyle notes Donald Campbell plans a 396.195 mph target at Bonneville in a 30 foot gas turbine Bluebird car with 80 tires and 35 tons of gear. The piece contrasts Campbell with prior record holders Cobb and others, and mentions years and dangers in pursuing land speed records. It also covers a separate Los Angeles trial postponement involving Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff.
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Hal Boyle
Cam
Mel
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Wes Oned
Campbell
Bonnevile
John Cobb
Cobb
Donald
Bonneville
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Supreme Court
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Barbara
West Covina
Woman Leader Frieda Hennock Dies At 55 In Washington
Frieda B. Hennock, notable for her role on the Federal Communications Commission, died at 55 from a brain tumor after surgery. A Democrat and long-time advocate for noncommercial educational TV, she helped shape early broadcasting policy and later practiced law in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frieda B. Hennock
Miss Hennock
Convcntions Commission
FCC
William H. Simons
Hennecs
William O-Dwyer
New York
New York City
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Senate
American Bar Assn
New York City Bar Assn
National Association
Ike Plan Faces Limitations in Search for Peace
Eisenhower confronts a narrowed path as his pledge to pursue peace loses momentum. Deteriorating U.S. Soviet ties, Japanese political strains under Kishi, and Korea Turkey issues complicate renewed initiatives. The piece notes a vacuum in which new approaches must be found and warns that actions may be seen as interfering in internal affairs.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Far East
Asia
Britain
Europe
Tokyo
United States
South Korea
Turkey
Red China
Collision Kills Driver In Roanoke Area
A man identified as Wayne Charles Furchess, 24, was killed in a truck car crash on U S 469 near Roanoke during rush hour. Furchess, of Silver Spring Maryland, had a Johnson City Tennessee draft board card and had planned to move to Washington with a roommate who reported Furchess disappeared Saturday after buying a used car. The incident prompted safety cautions about abandoned mines and risks during travel.
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Roanoke
Wayne
Charles Furchess
U. S
Eimirs
Safem
Furchess
Silver Spring
Johnson City
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Emmies
Jane Wyatt
Robert Stack the
Moon
Boyle
Tonia Bern
Ingrid Bergman the
Tur of the
Ike
Demolay
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Cumberland
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Robert L. Bruce
Maryland
William Schuff
William Marrod
Darryl Stup
William Neal
George Vou Es
George Cramer
David Schrodel
Robert Neal
Robert Shhuff
David Young
Lee Sharpe
Charles Geisbert
Robert Hooper
Kenneth Kinnaman
James Moberly
Marling J. Ankeny
Eran
Frederick Community College
Anna Ruth Sibert
Joan Harvey Banell
Nelson Allan Stra
Igh
Sibert
John Harvey Bane HH
Barbara Rohrback
Mary Stup
Kiel
Germany
Oldsmobile
Olds
Kaufman Garage Company, Inc
East Patrick St
Frank J. Keefer
Legion
Robert E. Kennedy
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
William R. Eyter
Kennedy Studio
Doris H. Harris
Harold Harris
Adamstown
Bowie State Teachers College
Bowie
Harris
Dramatics Club
Future Teachers of America
Arthur Schuettinger
Arthur G. Schu
College Terrace
Mount 5
Ballimore
Schuettinger
Diane
Stames
Selinger
Walser
Young
Schu
Richard A. Newman
Rialph S
Blue Cross
Tages
Baltimore, Cumberland
Easton
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Blue Shield
North Court Street
Streeh
Stete
Inel
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