Merriman Smith Dies Of Gunshot At 57
Merriman Smith dean of White House reporters died Monday from a gunshot wound at his Virginia home. He covered six presidents for UPI and won the Pulitzer Prize and the Medal of Freedom. Smith, 57, was born in Savannah Georgia and began as a sports writer before joining UPI.
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TV Schedule Highlights Shared By 1960s Lineup
The listing outlines a dense daytime and primetime schedule featuring The Over-the-Hill Gang and The D.A. Murder One among Western and drama films, with Walter Brennan and Robert Conrad headlining. It tracks multiple talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and news programs across the day with numerous times and channel codes.
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