Television preview highlights top shows of the week
TV KEY selects ROUTE 66, BOB HOPE THEATRE, TWILIGHT ZONE, ALFRED HITCHCOCK, and TONIGHT as standout programs. Noting strong child performances in a trailer tale and solid ensemble casts, the roundup praises Ed Wynn, Lee J Cobb, Bob Newhart, Jane Withers, Joel Gray, Vaughn Monroe, and Elizabeth Ashley in color presentations.
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TV Key
New York
Hollywood
BOB Hope Theatre
Channel 8
John O'Hara
Rod Serling
O'Hara
Lee J. Cobb
Alfred Hitchcock
Channel 5
Bob Newhart
Jane Withers
Newhart
Miss Withers
Channel 3
Jonathan Miller
Joel Gray
Vaughn Monroe
Elizabeth Ashley
TV Radio Schedule Highlights Local Lineup
TV and radio listings cover WSYR WNYS WCNY WOSC and WHEN stations with full daily prime blocks from 5:00 PM to sign-off. Programs include The Early Show Robin Hood Twilight Zone News Tonight Show Captain Kangaroo Popeye Funhouse Fireball XL5 and major sports broadcasts including college basketball scores and regional weather updates.
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Terence
Walter Cronkite
Wsyr-Tv
Hillegas
Huntley-Brinkley
Redigo
Jack Paar
Wnys-Tv
Dobie Gillis
Ron Cochran
En Martin
Wcny-Tv
Channel 7
Louisiana State-Baylor
Jackie Gleason
Phil Silvers
Hector Heathcote
Dennis the Menace
Fury
Sgt. Preston
Bullwinkle
Joey Bishop
Peter
Laramie
Channey
Hi Kids
Lawrence Welk
Famous Film Theatre
WNDR
WSYR
WFBL
Fulton Lewis
Abe Albright
Thomas
Nas
Ite
Arthur Godfrey
Mutual News
Jim O’brien
Brien
WSGO
KC Oswego
Jack Sullivan
Main Street USA
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
Mbs
van Patrick
Perkins Exposes Myths On Wild Kingdom Show
NBC aims the Wild Kingdom program at youth audiences and shows that giraffes can croak, chameleons don t camouflage against red plaid, and bulls react to movement not color. Marlin Perkins, head of the St. Louis Zoo, demonstrates myths with Africa footage and plans to cover monkey intelligence next.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
Marlin Perkins
Africa
Perkins
St. Louis Zoo
CBS
Sir Alec Douglas- Home
Lincoln Memorial
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney reunite on TV Mailbag praise
Viewers praise the Judy Garland Show reunion with Mickey Rooney noting it as the best yet and urging more guest appearances. The letter cites fluctuating ratings and frequent producer changes as Garland's show struggles before CBS supports her through the season. Shelley Berman’s dramatic Breaking Point performance impresses a Memphis reader asking about future dramatic roles.
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Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Garland
Garland-Rooney
Miss Garland
CBS
Judy
Shelley Berman
Memphis
Answer-Berman shows no plan to quit nightclub engagements
Answer M Martin has no immediate TV plans. She is starring in the Broadway musical Jennie. Peter Pan remains a TV classic and will likely return before long.
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Berman
Chicago
Mike Nichols
Elaine May
M Martin
Miss Martin
Voice of Broadway Sketches and Hollywood Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys the Sinatra Jr kidnapping fallout and media questions. She notes FBI involvement, family control by Sinatra Sr, and puzzling details like the ring and weight loss, then shifts to film gossip and political strings, naming Abba Schwartz, Johnson, Wagner, and others in a brisk, period tone.
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Wiliam H. Parker
Los Angeles
FBI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Frank
Parker
J. Edgar Hoover
Frank Sr
Frank Jr
California
F. S
Rank Sinatra Jr
Looking Backward in Utica Oswego and Local Notes
In a fast game Utica edged Oswego 15 to 1. F B Shepard elected president of Battle Island Paper Co after Hunter Arms Co creditor reorganization. Mayor elect Hennessey to file appointees next week. Yacht club to build eight new yachts with 500 square feet canvas each, OYC burgee. Four under way for Lewis, Dietz, Monroe, Cowley. George Cook in Syracuse arranging extra holiday help. Bohall of Fruit Valley home from Columbia. Hinckley steamer arrived, Calkins taken to Alexandria Bay and gas buoys picked up on St Lawrence. navigation closed.
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Utica
Oswego
F. B. Shepard
Battle Island Paper Co
Hunter Arms Co
Hennessey
William Eggleston Poucher
Oswego Yacht Club
Parker
Benjamin Lewis
Joseph Dietz
Henry Monroe
Thomas Cowley
George Cook
Pontiac
Syracuse
Benjamin Bohall
Fruit Valley
Columbia
Hinckley
Calkins
Alexandria Bay
St. Lawrence
Oswego to Get $9.5 Million Steam Electric Plant
Stone & Webster Engineering of Boston awarded the general contract for a $9,500,000 steam electric station in Oswego with work to start immediately and the first unit due August 1940. Payroll for construction will total about $1,000,000 yearly as local leaders vote on the project.
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Stone & Webster Engineering Corp
Boston
Oswego
John F. Haley
Central New York Power Corp
Anna Barclay Gill
Frank H. Carey
Trinity M. E. Marksmen
Harold J. Martin
Ste
Debbie Reynolds Rejects Nude Swim for Molly Brown Film
Debrb Reynolds refuses a nude swimming scene in the musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown. After a script shock, she asks producer Lawrence Weingarten to explain, rejects the idea, and opts for using flesh colored tape and underwear for the scene. Carroll Baker advises but declines. Debbi insists she is no sex symbol and avoids nudity.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Molly Brown
Lawrence Weingarten
Molly
Carroll Baker
Debbie
Carroll
Carpet Bag
MGM
Echusiast Academy
Pink Pussycat
Powers Family Holds Reunion in Fairdale
The Powers Thanksgiving reunion gathered about 60 guests at the Community House in Hannibal. Attendees included out of town relatives from Rocky Mount North Carolina Rochester and Fulton. Local relatives and friends joined in activities with several visits and meals across Thanksgiving weekend. The Sunshine Society met at Mrs. W G Beckwith’s home for a covered dish dinner on December 5.
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Fairdale
Hannibal
L. Plummer
Rocky Mount
N. C
Harold Plummer
Rochester
Robert Brackett
Fulton
Myrtle Douglass
Worcester
Gillard Horn
Taylor
Adams Center
Louise George
Fred A. George
Glenn
Carl Gary
Aleitha Quirk
Misses Mabe
Pearl Gary
Sunshine Society
W. G. Beckwith
Soviet approves chemical industry expansion plan
The Supreme Soviet approved Khrushchev's 46 billion plan to expand the Soviet chemical industry and boost fertilizer production. Parliament also approved budgets for 1964 and 1965 funding the first phase of the seven year chemical industry program.
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Moscow
Supremeoviet
Khrushchev
Cohen Jewelry Sale Fetches $19,000 in Los Angeles
Flashy jewelry and trinkets once owned by ex mobster Mickey Cohen, appraised at about $50,000, sold Wednesday for about $19,000. The 43 pieces were sold by the Internal Revenue Service to help pay off nearly $375,000 in back taxes.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Bowling Scores in Rainbow League Standings Update
Multiple league bowling totals listed for teams such as Stevens Murphy Gaebler Sova Day and Mac's Gardens with high scores across participants. Rostered players include Stark Chat terton Parmesono Dietz Conrad and Dennie Lytle Jare vis Lago plus many more across clubs like Fitzhugh Mothers League Bowlerettes and Rockettes with team totals ranging from the high 1800s to 2964.
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MacDonald
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Skillen
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Hoey
Bourlier
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Dwyer
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Perry
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Keefe
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Barker
Knopp
Evans
Coliano
B. Lucas
Smith
Tuso
Sweet
Bauer
Barbeau
Proud
Luke
Decaire
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