TV Listings and Screen Gems for Tonight in New York
TV gd rehearsals present top TV shows with screenings in New York on channel 8 and channel 3. The Hiding Place on Playhouse 90 stars Mason, Howard, and Basehart in a chilling psychological drama about captives and a Nazi jailer. Also Dear Arthur on channel 8 with Rex Harrison, The Untouchables on channel 3, Garry Moore at 10, and a Candid Camera segment with kindergarten insights.
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TV Gd
Hollyood
Piney
New York
Channel 8
Playhouse 90
Robert Shaw
Sidney Lumet
James Mason
Trevor Howard
Richard Basehart
Mertz Fights Had Real Touch Behind Love Lucy
Hollywood gossip centers on Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz and how TV sidekicks Vivian Vance and William Frawley clashed yet remained professional on Love Lucy. Frawley recalled knowing Ball before the show and avoided family drama while Vance noted long acquaintance with Ball and awareness of Arnaz tensions.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Vivian
Vance
Willam Frawles
Viv
Ball
Ethel
Fred Mertz
Lucy
Elf
Des
Budapest
Actress Divorces Philip Ober After 18 Years of Marriage
The article notes that she divorced her husband of 18 years, actor Philip Ober, with mutual recrimination on both sides. She now lives alone, as does Bull.
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Philip Ober
Amil
Bull
Siamese Cat Pyawackel in Bell Book and Candle
Reader asks for the Siamese cat name in Bell Book and Candle starring Kim Novak. The cat is named Pyawackel. Miss Sovak noted the exotic appellation but kept the Siamese’s spelling. Other questions are addressed about Carol Burnett fan correspondence and Hopalong Cassidy actor William Boyd’s retirement at 61.
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Kim Novak
Baltimore, Md
Pyawackel
Boyd
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hoppy
Young Gwynn
Johnny Themain
Wayne
Lal Stalmaster
Gusnn
Johnny
Master Sone
Disney Troop
Watts
Night Radio Schedule and News Breaks for Syracuse Stations
A fragmented listing shows WSYR WSYR News and Sports segments with schedules across Syracuse stations including WNDR WFBL WHEN and WNOR. Items reference hosts like Bill Quinn Lowell Thomas and Alex Drier, with program blocks from early evening through night and partial event notes.
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WSYR
Millegas
WNDR
Sue
Bill Quinn
Syracuse
WFBL
Lowell Thomas
Cavanauah
Griffith Burns and Allen
Bob Ano Ray
Alex Drier
WNOR
Ed Murphy
Cavanaugh
Nightlife and Talk Mix on Local TV and Radio Roundup
A dense local broadcast lineup lists WNOR WOSC WFEBL and others with night life shows, news, and sports. Programs include Startime, The Coffee Shop, Big Show, Evening Show, and multiple local news segments. Channel lineups feature Cranmelon B News and Entertainers like Jack Paar and Our Miss Brooks.
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WNOR
Sanches
Allan Mile
WOSC
Fulton & Creepe
Cotes Shop
Cranmel
Doug Edwards
White House
Garry Moore
W5yr-Tv
Three Stooges
Wyatt Earp
Tm Squad
Untouchable
Alcoa
Jack Paar
WCNY
Miss Brooks
Lifa
Riley
Atlantic Weatherman
Douglas Edwards
Hennessey Playhouse
Siip
Mike Hammer
Esso
Manwaring 79 Former NY Central Telegraphist Dies in Syracuse
George H. Manwaring, 79, retired telegrapher for the New York Central Railroad, died at Mid town Hospital after a brief illness. A Pulaski native who lived in Carthage most of his life and moved to Syracuse two years ago, he is survived by daughter Mrs. George Meehan of Pensacola Florida and sister Mrs. Cornelius Cook. Services set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at Kempf Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's German Church with burial in St. James Cemetery Carthage. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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George H. Manwaring
Syracuse
New York Central Railroad
Midtown Hospital
Pulaski
Carthage
George Meehan
Pensacola
Fla
Cornelius Cook
Kempf
St. Joseph’s German Church
St. James Cemetery
Fitch St
Methodists At Martville To Serve Supper
A fish supper is planned by Martville Methodist Church for Monday March 21. Community notices mention visitors and social events including family visits in Martville and surrounding towns, with several names and weekend activities cited.
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Methodists
Martville
Blanchard Family Mumps Update and Travel Notices
Tommy Blanchard and his sister report mumps illness. Various relatives, including Mr and Mrs George Nugent and Mr and Mrs Lea Gray, visited Rochester and Niggerville. Mrs Winnie Blanchard and others departed for Florida on March 10 to visit Virginia Blanchard in Galveston Tensas before returning. Mrs Herbert Miller returned to Sennett after a short visit. Spencer Blanchard is improving and plans to return home this week. The Blanchard family has been staying with Melvin Blanchard and his wife.
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Tommy Blanchard
Eddie Blanchard
George Nugent
Rochester
Lea Gray
Niggerville
Clarence Wallington
Tena Brown
Eddie Willams
Winnie Blanchard
Masln McGibbon
Jane Casper
Florda
Virginia Blanchard
Galveston
Tensas
Herbert Miller
Sennett
Spencer Blanchard
Blanchard
Melvin Blanchard
Aqueduct Opener Draws Record Crowd in 1960 Debut
New York reports 63 304 fans for the Aqueduct harness racing season opener with $5 135 632 wagered on runners at Aqueduct and trotters pacers at Roosevelt Raceway. Roosevelt carries a $20 000 000 construction tab.
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New York
Aqueduct
Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt
Mansfield Sister Seeks Damages Over Nylon Stockings
Rose Steinberg sues Mansfield Ohio over injuries after slipping on a sidewalk seeking 165 dollars for a new pair of nylon stockings and related damages. The suit questions the city’s sidewalk maintenance and safety.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Rose Steinberg
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its masthead with Clarence T Leighton as President and officers including Thomas A Cloutier and Esther B Daigaard. It lists subscription prices by mail and carrier in Oswego and surrounding counties and various regional rates, along with advertising representation and Associated Press affiliation.
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Clarence T Leighton
Thomas A Cloutier
William H Leighton
Clark Morrison
Esther B Daigaard
Oswego
Bates
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Bolivian Capitol Restored After Police Revolt
In La Paz a five hour battle ends with government forces in control. Col Hermogenes Rios Ledezma escapes, Col Burgos Nava is killed, sixteen dead and 106 wounded. President Siles Zuazo claims revolt proved Hertzog cabal plotting with Aramayo against socialist government.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Noral
Hernan S.les Zuazo
Hermogenes Rios Ledezma
Ledezma
Burgos Nava
Siles
Gvernment
Enrique Hertzog
Harpur Students Picket Woolworth Stores in South
More than 100 Harpur College students picketed Woolworth stores in Binghamton Endicott and Johnson City to protest lunch counter segregation. Signs read All Men Are Created Equal and Support the Fight for Civil Rights. Ralph Spinelli described the action as a token manifestation of opposition to segregation.
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Harpur College
F. W Woolworth Co
Binghamton
Endicott
Johnson City
Carrier Prods Strikers to Return to Work at Syracuse
Carrier Corp invites 3,076 hourly production and maintenance workers at its Syracuse plants to return next Monday. United Steelworkers union counters that the move is strike breaking and will not succeed following an across-the-board walkout March 2 after discipline of five union officials. Cloud Mamp ler and William Bynum issued the call.
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Syracuse
Carrier Corp
United Steelworkers
Carrier
Fhve
Cloud Mampler
Carrier Board
William Bynum
John Kowalski
Looking Backward Takeo tru the Palladian Times
Fifty years ago on March 22 1910 the Palladian Times reports all but one of 29 January 1910 Normal school graduates secured positions. A new hotel may be announced by the Chamber of Commerce and Norman L Bates is moving into an East Third Street home. In Chicago the Normals lost 25 24 to St Johns Military Academy in the AAU championship amid accusations of crooked officiating and a protest talk.
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Tweeday
Poucher
Normal School
Chamber of Commerce
Norman L. Bates
East Third St
Lawrence Richardson
St. John’s Military Academy
Chicago
Palladium
AAU
Oswego County News Roundup March 22 1935
State asks use of YMCA pool for paralytic patients. Carol Barbeau elected president of Happy Hour Club. First day of spring 47 degrees. Wild geese sighted northward. Oswego joins Propeller Club with Frank E McLean first president. Relief spendings total 823204 for eight months 1934. Obituaries Lagoe Chalette Mahar Hagen. Syracuse Stars defeat All-Osage 38-31. Fort nightly Club high 259. Oswego sports recap. Ten years ago 2056 census prep and student council leaders noted. Sprng weather brings 6 inch snow blanket and 45 degree rise. Obituary Chetnie. Census enumerators appointed 72 for Oswego County. Azzarelli led Powers basketball scoring with 198 points.
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YMCA
Carol Barbeau
Happy Hour Club
Oswego
Propeller Club
Frank E McLean i
Charles Raymond Lagoe
Long Island
Jonn
Hagen
Lucy M. Chalette
Elizabeth Mahar
Charles “Batlg Rolls
Sea‘son High
Syracuse University Stars
All-Osage
Dexoung Hag
Bob Mulligan
Paul Driscoll
Janet
Holleran
Cornelus P. Holleran
East Sixth St
Academy of Waly
Rome
Oswero
Beverly Moulton
Megan Oceanor
Fulton
Central New York High School Student Council Association
W. Lail Chetnie
Oswego County
Arthur E. Oswald
Sammy Azzarell
Powersmen
Sammy Cuellier
Don Dowd
Cleveland Native Stinger Rites Set At Blessed Sacrament
Oliver J. Stinger 76 a retired Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail Road passenger agent died yesterday at Crouse Saving hospital after a brief illness. A Cleveland, N Y native, he lived in Syracuse 35 years. Funeral Thursday at 9 a m at Blessed Sacrament church with burial in St. Marys cemetery.
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Cleveland
DEES
Syracuse
Oliver J. Stinger
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Crouse- Saving Hospital
N. Y
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Twins celebrate different birthdays in two states
The girl twins of Mr. and Mrs. Gal bert Von Behren of St. Peter were born on consecutive days at Livermore Hospital. Marilyn Lou arrived at one night and Carolyn Sue followed at 12 15 the next morning, making their birthdays distinct.
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Vandalia
Alue
Galbert von Behren
St. Peter
Marilyn Lou
Carolyn Sue
Oswald D Heck left estate worth 496963 at death
Albany report shows the former assembly speaker died May 21 leaving a 496963 gross estate. Beulah Heck is executrix. widow receives residue after specific bequests. State taxes totaled 6852. Assets include stocks and bonds 45957 cash 28260 insurance 16388 joint property with widow and daughter 5000 in NYS Retirement system 53500 real estate in Schenectady 300000 and 35000 in Fort Ann. Specific bequests include 5000 to Union College and 1900 each to James Heck Ann Heck Marilyn Raag and Betty Raag 1100 to several institutions.
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Albany
Oswald D. Heck
Assembly
Beulah &. Heck
Penelope Heck
New York State
Schenectady
Fort Ann
Washington County
Union Colege
James Heck
Saranac Lake
Ann Heck
Marilyn
Betty Raag
Einstern New York Orthopedic Hospital School, Inc
Second Reformer Church
Friedens Evangelical Reformed Church
Skidmore College
Saratoga Soriness
Capital District
Jewish Home For the
Troy
Lenten Lunch Menu with Cheddar Sardines and Apricot Fruit Cup
A 12 serving crowd friendly menu features Grilled Openface Sandwiches of Cheddar and sardines, Big Mixed Salad Bow, Apricot Fruit Cup with grapefruit, oranges, apples and bananas. Preparation details include chilling apricots, peeling fruit, and slicing for serving tied to a simple beverage. An Army center notices a movie titled One Days Poison for red soldiers.
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Trene
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Hannibal Central School
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Ross W.kcox
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Gene Kyler
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George Kendrick
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Dover
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Richard Spearance
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Alis
Sheldon Keeling
Oswego Paladium-Times
West First St
Oswego NY
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Palladium Times Carrel Service
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Palladium Times
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Urist Palmer
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Oswego Theatre
Flanders
Caballero Droopy
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