TV KEY Evening Highlights Two Profiles And A Brubeck Lineup
TV KEY previews Tonight with Dick Van Dyke repeat Where Did I Come From and a brisk office scene. David Brinkley reports on Dr Ben Nzeribe’s drive to build schools and clinics in Nigeria. A midtown mental health feature and a Mort Sahl show at 11 30 with Brubeck Shaw Carlin and McRae.
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TV Fans Hint at Kovacs Return This Summer
Readers ask about Kovacs on ABC while noting Medicine Man will replace Red Skelton during the summer months starting in July. The letter also answers questions about Hedda Hopper relations and Tony Perkins career, citing his rise from TV dramas to stage and film.
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Marilyn Monroe fired by studio signals shift in star control
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe was fired from Something's Got to Give with a half million dollar suit over stalling and punctuality issues. The move underlines a broader trend as studios struggle with temperament and the rise of independent stars, shaping power dynamics in film.
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All Stars
Kovacs TV Mailbag Question On Reairing Late Shows
A TV mailbag inquiry asks if any of the late Ernie Kovacs shows will be reaired. No further details are provided about network plans or schedules.
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First Negroes Attend East High Classes in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee two Negro students, a boy and a girl, joined a summer school physics class at East High, the first time blacks attend city high school classes with white pupils. Superintendent E C Saimbert notes desegregation began last fall with first graders.
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Mort Sahl Off To Slow Start As “Tonight” MC
Mary Stuart, veteran actress of Search for Tomorrow, has spent 11 years learning long daily dialogue for CBS daytime serials. She received Emmy nomination for best actress in a series but did not win, losing to Shirley Booth, a moment of professional validation amid the routine.
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Mort Sahl
New York
Mary Stuart
CBS
Arthur Tate
Stuart
Shirley Booth
Mort Sahl Faces Stiff Challenge as Tonight Show Host
Mort Sahl begins his Tonight Show stint with a slow start as his usual introspective quirks and political digs fall flat in a talk setting. The Monday program drifts into a near exclusive focus on two male guests, a magazine publisher and a film producer promoting their project.
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Sahl
Forest program expands to nearly a million acres in 1962 start
Industry sponsored plan to grow trees as crops under multiple use forest management added nearly 1 million acres in the first four months of 1962, according to American Forest Products Industries.
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Mother's Day Gatherings and Travel Notes in Oswego Town
Mrs Jennie Prosser attended a Mother's Day dinner May 13 at the Sanderson cottage near Walcott. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Stuck, Rev and Mrs Willis Sanderson, Mr and Mrs Ray Place returning from Florida, with 1401 miles traveled from St Petersburg to Oswego Road. Sam Cook hosted a Mother’s Day gathering for Merton Cronkie and daughters. Brian Conray visited grandparents in Hannibal Center. Others called on Clarence Place in Syracuse, health poor. County church Mother and daughter banque held at Hannibal community house.
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Clarence Place
Syracuse
Hannibal
New York Peach Crop Drops 35 Percent in 1962
The New York State Agriculture Department reports the 1962 peach crop will be about 640000 bushels, down 35 percent from last year with revenue near 13 million dollars. Cold late April and early May weather hit pollination, especially in Lake Ontario and Finger Lakes regions, while Hudson Valley fared better. Overall fruit yields are near normal but below last year's excellent crop. pears grapes apples and sour cherries also expected below last year yet above normal.
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