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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1960
Page
3
A dense schedule of programs from afternoon through midnight lists episodes and guests for various serials, game shows, and news features. Notable entries include Gunsmoke, Wyatt Earp, The Rifleman, and Arthur Murray dance segments, with multiple channels and time slots echoed across the page.
A disjointed radio timetable lists programs and times with names like Paul Harvey and John Daly alongside a long, messy block of names in a marriage section. The alphabet soup of program titles, host names, and scattered personal names hints at a local listing page with many unreadable OCR fragments and an awkward marriage/annulment section.
A lively TV lineup features The Rifleman at 8 p m, Red Skelton at 7 30, and Garry Moore at 9. The Visitor figures in a dramatic episode co authored by Cluck Connors, with a love story shadowed by murder intrigue. Special guests include Janis Paige and Leonetti, as nostalgia and humor anchor NBC’s Monday night.
At the Greater San Antonio Development Committee meeting Felvey Contained Corporation of Dallas announced a new Felvey Container Corporation plant in San Antonio. The facility at 108 Crosby will cover 15,000 square feet, employ about 28 workers, and start production February 1, 1960. Original investment around $100,000 for inventory and machinery.
A fragmented review notes the program’s music by The chestra under Neil baton and contributions from The Harry Simesh chorale Barbara Car Toll trio and The Silage Tighting. It highlights a debut reception marred by commercials and camera issues. McIntire’s performance as a recovering alcoholic and a Steve Allen show sketch are praised for their satire.
In Dallas, Lone Star Steel and United Steel Workers remain in stalemate as talks stall. A new proposal surfaced Monday but was met with slow reviews from union negotiators.
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