TV Key Highlights Featuring Rides and Hallmark of Fame
TV Key previews three shows with notes on cast and style. Rawhide episode Incidents of the Captive features Mercedes McCambridge and Albert Salm detailing a kidnap plot. Hallmark Hall of Fame debuts Golden Child with Neway Hines and Lewis delivering strong vocals and score. Twilight Zone stars Fred Clark as a thief who steals a future-camera. Eyewitness to History with Kuralt covers Kennedy appointments and Argenta crisis developments.
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TV Key
New York
Hollywood
Channel 8
Mercedes M McCambridge
Albert Salm
Hallmark Hall OF Fame
Channel 3
Beautiful
Patricia Neway
Jerome Hines
Brenda Lewis
Twilight Zone
Fred Clark
Charles Kuralt
CBS
Kennedy
Argenta
de Gautle
Betty Furness and Betty Crocker Leave TV Roles
Two famous TV sales figures depart, Betty Furness ending 12 years with Westinghouse and Adelaide Hawley continuing as the voice of Betty Crocker. Both seek other broadcast work, report cautious transitions and potential industry resistance to departure.
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Cyntha Lowry
New York
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Adelaide Hawley
Bettys
Betty Furness
Westinghouse Adelaide Hawley
Betty Crock
Matt and Kitty Kiss On Gunsmoke The First Tim e
The mailbag notes that Matt Dillon played by James Arness kissed Kitty Russell portrayed by Amanda Blake during a 1957 Gunsmoke commercial. The moment marked the first onscreen kiss between the pair.
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Matt
Kitty
Bridgeport
Conn
James Arness
Amanda Blake
Golden Child Opera Facts From Reader Mailbag
Readers inquire about the verse opener for the Christmas opera and the writers John Pickard Frank Trovo Leonard Stadd. Also notes about Andy Griffith CBS-TV address and the Gunsmoke star name change James Arness Peter Graves.
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F. F
Carmi
Ill
John Pickard
Frank Trovo
Leonard Stadd
Pickard
Trovo
James Arness
Peter Graves
B.C. Antwerp
Aurness
Graves
Radio and TV Listings for Friday Evening Highlights
A dense afternoon and evening schedule lists radio and television programs across stations WFBL WNDR WSYR WNOR WEBL and more. It covers news weather sports concerts college events and late night shows with times ranging from early morning to after midnight.
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WSYR
WNDR
Gary van
LFBH
Alex Dreler
WNOR
WEBL
Dean Harris
Bree
LeMoyne College
Ed Mullin
WFSL
Alan Mitair Fido
WFBL
Broadway Stars and Scandals Dominate New York Gossip
Ingrid Bergman wears a dark wig in Rome claiming fashion not disguise. Red Skelton hospital status humbles fans as Memorial reports vary. Brigitte Bardot, Clouzot top French box office while Diabolique lingers. Fidel Castro expropriates Cuban rackets moving to a Miami Beach motel. Joe Williams eyes Oscar tune in Ciderella flecked film. Morgan the Pirate dating an Italian secretary Delphinia Moreland. Candy Barr writes tell all while Sahl’s Carnegie Hall plan fizzles. Liz Taylor and Eddie Fisher face libel suits amid rumors of split. Vivien Leigh filming in England quotes Tennessee Williams. Lily Pons changes hair color then sings at the Met. Bookmakers eye Green Bay Packers Rams game bets across coasts. Autobiographies rise as Anton Dolin hits England third. Bert Convy grows star, may join Broadway The Ambassadors. Olivier’s Becket cast says his mood lifts post marriage freedom. 20th Century Fox tests color short Rhythm and Ballard with Kaye Ballard.
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Rome
Roberto Roscosellini
der Spapersmen
Ingrid
Red Skelton
Brigitte Bardot
Atest
Henri Georges Clouzot
Clouzot
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Miami Beach
Joe Williams
Fleker
Steva
Hercules
Reeves
Morgan
Italy
New York
Delphinia Moreland
Candy Barr
Mickey Cohen
Mort Sahl
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Liz
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay
Gotham
Josal
Hollywood
Rams
Los Angeles
Anton Dolin
England
Bert Convy
Susan Slade
Worthington Minor
James Downey Jr
Henry James
Douglas Edwardes and The Flintstones Featured in Post
Noted figures Douglas Edwardes and the Flintstones headline a mixed feature. Rifleman Rovie 66 and Brother Brannigan appear in countdowns with Twilight Zone and Eyewitness To History segments. Late News and Weather wrap the program, followed by Late Sports and a Million Dollar Movie.
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Douglas Edwardes
The
Flintstones
Best of the Post
Brother Brannigan
Oswego Palladium Times Publisher Details and Rates
Oswego Palladium Times announces publication daily except Sundays and holidays at 174-176 West First St Oswego New York. It lists consolidation of Oswego Palladium 1819 and Oswego Times 1845 with staff names and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions across multiple regions.
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Oswego Palladiumes Time
First St
Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Noy
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T Leighton
Thomas A Cloutier
Walam H Leighton
Clark Morrison
Esther & Dalgield
Coyage
Wayne Counties
Palladium Times
Serviee
Tickling the Patrons at the Blue Angel
A brief line notes a lively scene at the Blue Angel where patrons are entertained. The mention appears in a Syracuse printing department item, listing contact numbers FJ 3 3800 and FJ 3801 without further context.
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The
Blue Angel
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium
Oswego Film Schedule Teases Nighttime Showings
The Oswego listing lists a Friday program with Girl Of The Night at 7:00 and 10:10, College Confidential at 8:40. Saturday shows Cartoon Show at 2:00 and College Confidential at 5:30 and 8:50.
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Oswego
Congregational Merger Vote After Worship Sunday
Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church face a merger vote after worship on Sunday. Several churches have already expressed support. The junior choir performs White Stars at Christmas Shine and the adult choir Marys Slumber Song with Marion Widing soloist.
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Congregational Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marion Widing
Funeral held for Harmes in Fernwood
Funeral services for Larry Allen Harmes will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Miner Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Foster officiating. Burial will be in Willis Cemetery near Fernwood. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the funeral home.
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Apexico
Larry Allen Harmes
Prattham Corners
Here
Miner Funeral
Charles Foster
Fernwood Baptist Church
Wil
Burrat
Willis Cemetery
Fernwood
White Sox set milestone in advance ticket sales
The Chicago White Sox surpass $2 million in advance ticket sales, a club high for this period. Last season's opening day total was $1.3 million.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
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