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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
4
A chaotic TV preview page highlights Monday’s top shows. Hospital drama Ben Casey stars Dr. Kellam’s personal life amid a tense medical plot while comedy and variety segments feature Williams family acts and an audition storyline. Network listings include morning and late slot airings with expected audience appeal.
A dense OCR of TV and radio logs shows Monday evening programming across networks and local stations. The fragment lists talk shows, news, dramas, game shows, and features including Squad, Viewpoint, You Night School, Tex News, Walter Cronkite, To Tell the Truth, Suspicion, and regional programs with diverse hosts and time blocks.
An article reports the death of Edward Sabeger, 59, a TV composer and writer for the Angema and AB networks. Police say the death, attributed to an overdose of sleeping pills, occurred in his home during last winter. The notice lists his works and mentions a public memorial is being considered.
Mayors from three La Salle cities meet in Montre al to discuss joint celebrations and civic matters. The gathering features Hobert Bunpart of La Salle Force, Maurice Lacs of La Salle Que, and Bruce of La Salle, with plans for a regional TV anniversary event.
About 2000 gathered at a New York Broadway hotel after a man perched on a 12th floor window reportedly threatened suicide. Police found Garry Lewis Kaufman, said to be awaiting a jail sentence, with a dummy dressed to mimic a fatal act. He faced charges of disorderly conduct and public obscenity and was held on $500 bail ahead of a hearing.
Fragmented OCR text references Goodman and a trip to Leningrad with mentions of Asia and a Sunday night event. Details are unclear and names or dates are partially garbled. The readable fragments suggest a performance or travel note involving musicians and a plan to catch a plane, but the exact actions, locations, and participants are not discernible.
New York AP reports Frank Sinatra raised about 1.2 million dollars for a charity effort supporting handicapped and orphaned children. He plans a world tour to raise further funds, aiming to awaken public interest within the next 18 months. The tour will span Mexico, Japan, India, Italy, Morocco, Israel, and other locations.
A New York report details two women aged 15 and 27 charged with prostitution after a troubled night with a prankish would be ad writer. A detective intervened, arrest eventualities pending while a jingle writer weaves dismissive humor. A separate note reports 40 students from Nationalisty China planning study in the United States starting in September.
In Warsaw and Pokand, a Soviet boat capsized on the Vistula River Saturday, drowning six sailors. Polish rescue teams pulled 12 more sailors from the rain-swollen water as authorities investigated the incident.
TV reviewer HUCK praises a Wells adaptation “The Counter of the Blind” as a rewarding but uneven teleplay. Marvin stars as a man in a hidden valley who faces a blindfolded society and must choose conformity or escape in a dystopian science fiction drama from NBC-RV and DuPont.
In Nuevo Laredo AP reports two boys, Jay Cavazos and Gilhosto Sanchez, killed two bulls during a Sunday bullfight. The pair tailed the capote handling despite rough terrain, with Cavazos killing his first bull with the first thrust and Sanchez hurt but continuing.
London AP report says Coward songs from the Broadway show Sail Away have been banned on British radio. The songs cited include The Passene Always Right The Cus Homer's Always Right Usefull Pleases and Why Do the Wrong People Travel.
NY audience hears a young comedy team led by Marty Alleo and Galeghon with Bek, Rossi, and Moore for a guest spot on NBCs Tonite Show. Plans mention Edykick, Ralph Rebhearts birthday, and a CBS face in face rename. Also notes Pat Patterson guest, Steve McQueen invite, and Connie Francis West Coast flash.
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