Editorials Pay TV Goes On Trial in Hartford
A trial of pay television started in Hartford with about 300 homes testing the service. Viewers watched an introductory film and Sunrise at Campobello on a premium channel after paying for a special gadget that records program costs. Proponents say better entertainment without commercials will follow if the model proves viable, while opponents fear harm to regular TV and the movie industry. The outcome will influence networks and the industry, and supporters see quality improvements ahead.
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EEG Locates Tumor Debates Its Limits in Brain Tests
A reader asks about the purpose of an electroencephalograph and whether abnormal conditions can exist after a negative reading. The doctor explains EEGs record brain electrical activity, can help locate tumors and other conditions, but may miss deep or subtle issues. a negative EEG is not conclusive.
Debates Echo Wide in Nation and Congress Notes
A collage of opinions and events from early politics to public life. Bits include remarks on small towns thriving without smog and crime, prohibition shifts, and jokes about tax consultants. Reports cover the 1912 Democratic convention, voting on Wilson and Clark, and Bryan’s fury amid ballots and fistfights.
Prayer for Today Freedom in Christ and Godly will
A devotional prayer invoking liberation through Christ. The text asks for the power to will and to do God’s good pleasure, ending with the Lord’s Prayer in Jesus name. It emphasizes spiritual freedom through faith in John 8 36 and persistent prayer.
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Television Schedule for Prime Time and Late Night
NBC CBS ABC and local affiliates present a dense evening lineup with news, sports, cartoons, dramas, game shows, and feature films. Notable items include The Price is Right, The Tonight Show, Angels over Broadway, Peter Gunn, and Duke Ellington era entertainment alongside daily news with Hoy.
Steve Allen TV Tonight Opens Weeknight Variety Show
Steve Allen launches a new weeknight variety hour at 10 15 PM on Channel 9 with the opening theme This Could Be the Start of Something. The format includes weekly guest groups, rotating acts, special guests, lively interviews and Man on the Street segments.
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Ottawa Herald rates and masthead notice
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for subscriptions within and outside the trade area. Rates show by rail or mail options for one month to one year, reflecting historical newspaper pricing.
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Short Retirement For Carol Lynley
HOLLYWOOD AP It seems the briefest retirement in history as Carol Lynley returns to work filming A Woman in July with Richard Beymer while denying plans to quit acting She says time made her see domestic life was not for her and her husband supported her comeback She had married Mike Selsman and had a daughter Margaret during her time away from the screen
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