Weekend TV Preview: Perry Mason to Gunsmoke Highlights
TV Key staff in New York and Hollywood preview weekend shows T he season premiere of Perry Mason opens with The Case of the Ill Fated Faker featuring Sue Randall. Checkmate offers The Cyanide Touch with Dean Stockwell and Henry Jones. The Campaign and the Candidates interviews senators and Mrs Kennedy. Gunsmoke blends western action with tragedy as a young man witnesses his father’s death and an uncle’s marriage to his mother. Sunday features CBS Television Workshop The Dirtiest Word in the English Language with Uta Hagen, Face the Nation interviews Lyndon B Johnson, Shirley Temple Show Pooh Bear special, Ed Sullivan Season Premiere with Danny Thomas and Rob Reiner, Hooray for Love with Art Carney and guest stars, plus a look at the Los Angeles County Fair.
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CBS News
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Perry Mason In Start Of New Season Rafer Johnson Top Prospect In Movie Field
Rafer Johnson, Kingsboro California, earned a long term 20th Century Fox contract after winning the Rome Olympics decathlon. He begins acting in The Fiercest Heart playing a British Army soldier and aims for drama and comedy roles with Poitier and Hudson as favorites.
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Hollywood 4
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century-Fox
Robert Goldstein
Kingsboro
Calif
Rafer
UCLA
Sergeant Rutledge
Rachel Cade
Sidney Poitier
Rock Hudsom
TV Mailbag Q&A on Tonto Insults and Film Prefects
Readers ask about Tontos term for the Lone Ranger and its meaning. The term quuein sabe translates to Whom No One Knows, later swapped to Kemosabe meaning Lazy Face Who Doesn't Work. Also confirms Charles Laughton did not play the Prefect in Les Miserables Rennie film. Robert Wenton did. A query about a BMI contract is rejected. advises BBB contact.
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Tonto
Charles Laughton
Police
Michael Rennie
Frederick March
TV Letter Answers on Young Dr Malone Origin
Question asks origin of Young Dr Malone and whether the show is live or filmed. Answer states it is moving from New York. The note invites readers to write TV KEY MAILBAG for program or actor questions.
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Dr. Malone
Radio TV Saturday Evening Schedule Summary
A dense listing of radio and TV programs across stations WNOR WSYR WNDR WFBL WEBL WFEBL and others. Entries include news, music, religious shows, sports, special programs, and late night offerings with times and program titles across Saturday and Sunday schedules.
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H!lleges
Rainbow Lounge
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Syra Today
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Make
Civa
Syracase
Capital Cloakroom
Navy
WNDR
Ilfe Ne Fm
CaNerie Tonight
Manion Forum
WFBL
WEBL
Alan Millar
WSYR
Boston Pops
Cleveland Orchestra
Johnny Ooffer
Suawsyax
Considine
Gunsmoke
Supt Speaks
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Amos Phipps
Mitch Miller
Grace Assembly
WFSBL
Lt. Barnard
Israel
Immanuel Baptist Charan
Howard &. Smith
Baptist
the FM
WOSC
Julian & Oswege
Eal
Saint Frencie
Voice of Broadway notes and TV listings clash in column
The Jottings in Pencil piece mixes political satire about Guantanamo plots and a Nixon Kennedy race with TV schedules and Hollywood commentary. It includes critiques of Clark Gable and mentions various shows, studios, and reader letters from Mineral Wells Texas.
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Mineral Wells
Texas
Nixon
Lodge
Harry
Mr. Nixon
Tallulah Bankhead
Sen. Kennedy
Miss Bankhead
Ethel Merman
TWU Drops Strike Threat Against American Airlines
The Transport Workers Union has withdrawn its midnight Saturday strike threat against American Airlines. National Mediation Board official C. Robert Roadley announced the move on Thursday night and said the union is weighing a new contract proposal.
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American Airlines
New York
Transport Workers Union
C. Robert Roadley
National Mediation Board
Roadley
Oswego Palladium Times Publish and Delivery Details
Publication information for the Oswego Palladium Times lists editors officers and mailing options. It notes delivery by office carriers in Oswego and surrounding counties, rates for in and out of town subscriptions, and advertising representation across major cities. The notice confirms Associated Press membership and publication scope.
Looking Backward Highlights From Palladium Times Then
A digest of archives notes the D A R push to curb soot from industry in Oswego with a proposed ordinance George Washington would back. Oswego hospital staff elects Dr F L Sinclair president after a competitive campaign. The George Hessler Co plans to restart at Oswego Boiler Works. Youths face charges for grease on a door knob at a Burchard residence. Mrs DeForest Bellinger recounts a near fatal arsenic biscuit incident. Twenty five years ago a field hockey win for Kinghford Park girls 9 2 over Fitzhugh Park with listed players. Obituaries for several locals and student leaders at Oswego High School. Treasury grants Oswego Post Office expansion to B Z Contracting Co of New York for 114 368.
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George Washington
F. L. Sinclair
Oswego Hospital
Calisch and
Stockwell
Oswego
George Hessler
Kinghford Park School
Fitzhugh Park
R. DeBane
J. Ciesla
H. Haines
H. Dorviak
Allison
Crawford
H. Deviak
J. Barrillo H. Krawczyk
Drake
Butler
Millen
Joseph Stanley
Margaret Shea Ileagerty
James J. Mahaney
John E. Cullinan
Oswego High School
Mary Annal
Frank Kraft
Chan Reed
Jack Hannington
Genevieve Walker
Helen Weltz
Joseph Hennessey
Mildred Dempsey
Irene Hanlon
Connie Armstrong
Treasury Department
Oswego Post Office
B. Z. Contracting Co
New York
MacArthur Hands Seoul Back to Rhee as Korea War Clears
Ten years ago on Friday September 29 1950 General MacArthur returned Seoul the liberated Korean capital to President Syngman Rhee as South Korean bases pushed back Communist forces to the 38th parallel confirming a major turning point in the Korean conflict.
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General MacArthur
Seoul
President Rhee
38Th
Oswego News Highlights From Oct 1 1950 Events
Ten years ago Oswego events include deaths of Mrs Henry Ford and others, local obituaries for Edward Grady Bertha Campbell Herbert White and Louis Waters, Red Cross chair change, Koreans war action reports, canal tonnage peak, Knights of Columbus dedication, and local high school football results. Citations mention area locations Oswego Fulton Syracuse Utica and Fort Ontario.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
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Edward Grady
New Jersey
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Bertha Campbell
River Rd
West Side
Lee Beynon
Succee
Louis Waters
Red Cross
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Robert Kelly
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Harold J. Bies
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George E. Leroy
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Syracuse Central
J-V
Footall
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Ellen St
Herbert V White
Whitey Restaurant
E. Seneca
Scenth Sis
Red North Kor
Oswego Counc
Knights of Columbus
W. Bridge
Fifth Sts
Leo J. Lagoe
James E. Callaghan
Mary’s Church
George May
Gerald L. Kunz
Hitel Pontiac
Russell MacPhail
Oswego High
Central High
Syracuse
Richard Thompson
Charles Thompso
Seneca Hill
Kore
Louis H. Waters
St. John’s Church
St. Agnes Church
Utica
Lightning Kills Four in Italy as Storms Hit Bibbiani Region
Four people died in Italy from a thunderstorm. A Roman Catholic priest, 38, rang the church bell at Bibbiani to warn of the storm before being killed by lightning in Casentino, southern Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Bibbian
Casentino
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