Radio TV Highlights On Air Night Brings Swift Backbeat
AP Television Writer Cynthia Lowry notes The Garry Moore Show returns to a brisk pace with a pared down three year old musical. NBCs Telephone Hour blends music with documentary style and finds audience response. Broadway's High Button Shoes delights with a witty Jule Styne Sammy Cahn score.
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Met Opera TV special ends with dramatic premiere night
The televised Met Opera special recounts a tense buildup to the opening of the new Metropolitan Opera House and Barber's Antony and Cleopatra. Miss Price delivers a memorable performance despite faltering rehearsals and stage glitches. ABC touts Michigan State Notre Dame game as a 33 million viewer record for a regular season broadcast.
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This Month's Elections: Look Matters More Than Stand?
Entertainment by Bob Thomas notes a makeup artist says voters favor vigorous, young-looking candidates. Frank Westmore cites victories of Reagan Percy Hatfield and others, tracing a Kennedy era heritage of image influencing politics. The piece frames how appearance shapes campaigns and public perception.
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Ronald Reagan
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Mark Hatfield
John F. Kennedy
Hair styling for men reshapes political image say experts
Westmore argues Kennedy era shows television and appearance influence politics. He says women favor handsome, clean-cut candidates and cites Taft as too old looking. Advises politicians to style hair to soften features, citing Nixon as example and noting men’s presentation affects public image.
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Barbers Come Around to Individual Hair Styling for Actors
Westmore notes that national barbers are embracing individualized styling for actors, aligning with techniques makeup artists have long used. The shift emphasizes tailoring hair to each performer’s features and character.
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Westmore
Egan wins Mason-Dixon cross country title at Washington College
Peter Egan of Old Dominion beats all runners with a 22.2 clocking over 4.25 miles to claim the 1966 Mason-Dixon Conference individual crown at Washington College. Jerry Price of Catholic University trails by six seconds as Catholic U takes the team title with 45 points.
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Mount St Mary's
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Induction Set For Marinland Hall Of Fame Honors
Washington AP reports four sports figures will be inducted December 3 at the University of Maryland banquet for Marinland State Athletic Hall of Fame. Inductees include a box er handball and tennis star walking champion and skeet shooter, plus the late Johnny.
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Notable 1910s sports figures and historic arches noted
The record cites Kid Williams holder of the 1914 bantamweight title and later 1917 loss, Albert Hobelmann junior handball champion 1923 and state champion 1914-15, Phil Jachelski national 50 000 meter walking champion, and Harry Wright on All America skeet teams. It also recalls Napoleon starting the Arch of Triumph in Paris in 1806 and Louis Philippe completing it about 30 years later.
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Phil Jachelski
Harry Wright
Napoleon Bonaparte
Paris
Louis Philippe
James Figg Pioneer of First Recognized World Heavyweight Title
James Figg rose to prominence in 1719 as the first recognized heavyweight boxing champion of the world, establishing a historic standard in the sport and influencing early prizefighting.
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James Figg
Television Schedule Fragment with Mixed Show Titles
A scrambled OCR snapshot lists times and show names across channels including General Hospital Edge of Night You Don t Say Movie Trapeze Superman News Dennis the Menace Twilight Zone and The Tonight Show style entries. Numerous garbled entries and unclear titles appear, showing a zoetrope of soap operas game shows and cartoons.
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Another World
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Nurses
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