Menjou Discusses TV Anthology Target and Money Motive
TV and radio critic Charles Mercer profiles Adolphe Menjou, host of Target, noting his stance that actors work for money though they crave art. Menjou, 68, reflects on the industry, fashion, discipline, and a recent mix of films, while discussing why pictures aren’t plentiful and how the weekly drama shifts between hero and villain.
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Older workers urged for more employment help in Baltimore
Two Democratic Senate hopefuls George P. Maloney and Clarence DO Long call for greater support for middle aged and older workers. Maloney backs higher Social Security earnings limits, noting retirees with investments can still earn. Long accuses Mayor D'Alesandro of undermining judiciary and cites unemployment concerns. The campaigns also push broader aid and public works while a fatal accident near a Baltimore home is reported.
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Dense Early TV Schedule Scribbles With No Clear Event
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Statue draped banners in Madrid spark police action
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