Hawkins on Murder TV film starring Jimmy Stewart
CBS Tuesday Night Movie presents Hawkins on Murder a telefilm with Jimmy Stewart as a defense attorney for an heiress played by Bonnie Bedelia The production uses Harold Lloyds estate showing the mansion driveway rooms organ pool and living spaces as part of the backdrop for the courtroom drama
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Jimmy Stewart
Hawkins
Stewart
Bonnie Bedelia
Mr. Smith
Washington
Harold Lloyd
Hawkins on Murder TV Debut and Season Teasers
Jimmy Stewart stars in Hawkins on Murder his first TV feature as he probes a homicide amid a wealthy Miss Bedelia household whose tensions drive a horror mood. The article notes Stewart's 1935 debut and previews next week TV options including CBS stage offerings and Hawkins on Murder as a milestone.
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Navy Accused Of Using Humans As Guinea Pigs In Experiments
A medical researcher told the Senate Commerce Committee that Navy microwave tests in Pensacola used volunteers as human guinea pigs. Dr. Milton M. Zaret warned of potential future harm to reproductive organs and offspring, proposing monkeys could have been used. Navy officials said the study measured on ship radiation from radar and communications gear.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Fla
Zaret
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TV Offers Stage Productions From O Neill to Steinbeck
TV viewers can soon see stage works at home as networks expand televised plays. CBS airs Applause starring Lauren Beall Thursday night, while NBC presents Steinbeck's The Red Pony with Henry Fonda and Maureen O Hara. ABC and others announce long form adaptations of OB VII and more starry casts, signaling a shift to home theater.
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Anteater Tongue Superior to Teeth in Feeding
A World Book Encyclopedia note describes the giant anteater with a nozzle shaped snout over a foot long and a mouth no wider than a thumbtack head. The animal lacks teeth and feeds by licking ants from the ground with a sticky tongue.
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New York
Arteater
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