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TV Key staff previews Red Skelton Garry Moore and Alcoa Presents Echo Jack Paar Show details. Red Skelton brings bum duo hit after taping noises. Garry Moore features ad lib guests and a calypso number. Alcoa Presents Echo features a haunted murder trial. Paar Show ends with Chinese customs bit.
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Michener Plans South Seas TV Drama Adventures in Paradise
Pulitzer winner James A. Michener will write Adventures in Paradise a weekly hour long series for ABC TV starting next September produced by Martin Manulis The episodes follow a young American sailor in the South Seas and along the Asian coast Michener notes his best earnings come from films theater and TV not straight novels. He also says he travels in the Pacific.
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Rudyard Kipling
James A. Michener
Western Pacific
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South Pacific
Paradise
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Ad ventures In Paradise material from Southeast Asia trip
A writer recalls assembling material from Southeast Asia and the South Seas for Ad ventures In Paradise and notes plans to return soon. He writes at home in Bucks County Pennsylvania each day from 7.30 in the morning until noon.
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Southeast Asia
South Seas
Bucks County
TV Mailbag Answers on Hugh O’Brian Ellery Queen and James Mason
Readers ask about birthplace of Hugh O’Brian and the Ellery Queen TV role history. Hugh O’Brian was born in Rochester New York. The Ellery Queen role was first George Nader then Phillips replacing him. earlier actors included Hugh Marlowe and Lee Bowman. James Mason is 49. The column notes that police file programs change names to protect the innocent.
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Lee Phillips
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Conn
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New York
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Lee Bowman
Gobel Rejoins Garry Moore For Fun Tonight
A 1959 Palladium Times snippet notes Gobel returns to join Garry Moore on their show for an evening of light entertainment. The brief mentions a TV mailbag item addressing libel and the protection of producers networks and sponsors.
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Comprehensive Radio and TV Listings for Syracuse Area Evening
A dense schedule listing tonight and tomorrow’s radio and television programming across WSYR WNOR WNDR WOSC channels. It covers news, sports, talk shows, music, and children's programs with times ranging from early evening to midnight. Includes advertisers' blocks and station identifications for WSYR WSYR-TV WOSC WNOR.
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Big Sound
Syracuse
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Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
WNDR
Alex Drier
Ed Murrow
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
Apple Marketing Order Approved in New York State
Agriculture Commissioner Don Wickham will issue a state marketing order for apples after a referendum on May 28 where 589 of 783 growers voted in favor. The order allows a maximum three cent per bushel assessment to fund apple promotion. Maj. John Griffin named press secretary to Princess Margaret and Queen Mother Elizabeth at Clarence House.
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Don J Wickham
Agriculture Department
Bachelor
Meg
London
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth
Clarence House
Maj
John Griffin
Buckingham Palace
Voice of Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Hints
A roundup of Hollywood rumors and industry chatter cites Fred Astaire vacation plans with his daughter and Barrie Chase, E. Haring Chandor’s settlement bid, Skinny D’Amato eyeing NYC cafes, and jokes about the Yankees. It notes off Broadway and film projects, marriages, divorces, and potential stars like Brigitte Bardot, Hedy Lamarr, Chita Rivera, and Linda Cristal, with mentions of John Saxon, Rosita Serrano, and Debby Reynolds.
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Fred Astaire
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Kil Gai LiNn
Barrie Chase
E. Haring Chandor
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Brazil
Skinny D'Amato
Atlantic City
Joe DiMaggio
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Lis Taylor
Elosine
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Harvey Schmidt
Esquire Magazime
Ginger Rogers
Stuart Daubs
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Budds Hachett
Alfred Witchcock
Alf
Thadolique
John Saxon
Vicki Thal
Rosita Serrano
Jean Aghion
Hedy Lamarr
Chita Rivera
Arenal
London
Linda Cristal
Robert Champion
Cantorma
Movieland
Mr. Pennypacker
Leopold
Africa
Disney
20Th Century-Fox
Not Broke Says Joan Crawford in Hollywood
Joan Crawford declares she is not broke in Hollywood despite rumors of poverty. She cites earnings from a soft drink company and board duties totaling about 60 000 a year plus film income. Her husband Alfred Steele, Pepsi Cola board chair, died April 19. She plans to sell her Brentwood home and move to New York for business reasons.
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Joan Crawford
Pepsi-Cola Board
Alfred Steele
Brentwood
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Pirates steal motor boat in James Eggleston tale
In a morning theft James Eggleston discovers his motor catboat Morgan missing since last winter. The piece notes a prize worth over 200 dollars and mentions ongoing city notices about a new St Stephen's Church and a police captain selection. Harold Bullis and IT Perm Phelas, with their fathers in local leadership, graduate.
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Catboal Morgan
St Stephen's Church
Fire and Police Commission
Harold F. Bullis
Perm Phelas
City Savings Berks
Cornell
Finood
Richard Vo Pier
Playground Association
Frank Sayer
Bedy
Fire damages building on West First Street in Oswego
Twenty five years ago Oswego County saw a building on West First Street destroyed by fire Thursday night. Stockholders’ representative visited the site for examination. Also notable were drought troubles for farmers and a college club leadership, with applications for Oswego Normal School and mosquito plagues blamed on wet seasons.
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Readers weigh dog rights and road rage letters
Letter writers defend dogs as loyal pets and urge humane treatment while condemning rough drivers. A resident complains of nocturnal beagle noise. a working man urges owners to confine barking dogs after 11 p.m. The note also cites Texas leading rabid animal reports, with Minnesota second.
Wheat Control Program Extended by Executive Proclamation
Washington announces the wheat control program is extended for next year under farm law. Secretary Benson issues the proclamation while Eisenhower urges Congress to act. Farmers vote July 23 on continuing marketing quotas limiting sales to crops on 55 million acres, with two thirds needed. Officials say a new program could still be implemented if Congress passes one. The administration and farm leaders criticize the current plan for failing to curb surpluses.
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Watch Snatch Arrest After Time Request in Birmingham
G M D Mitchell said he would give the man the time but not the timepiece. Police arrested Williard Thomas Young on a charge of snatching Mitchell's watch after Young asked for the time on a Birmingham street corner.
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Williard Thomas Young
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