Television In Review Meets A Dad
CBS viewers watched Norman Mailer and Nelson Algren on Calendar to discuss the state of American literature. The brief 12 minute segments failed to yield substantial exchange, ending with Algren about to respond to Herman Wouk as the clock cut him off.
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UPI
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Norman Mailer
Nelson Algren
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Algren
Harry Reasoner
CBS
Mailer
Reasoner
Esquire Magazine
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Herman Wouk
Archibald MacLeish
Mark van Doren
Tape library aids blind students with read aloud textbooks
More than 50 blind college and trade students use tape textbooks from a Minnesota library. The program, supported by the Minnesota State Services For The Blind and the Hamm Foundation, uses 95 volunteers to read texts at about 200 words a minute, helping students study biology history and more.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Minnesota State Services For the Blind
Hamm Foundation
St. Paul
Andrea Goudie
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Britons with Titles Seek Status as Commoners to Run for Parliament
UK peers press for law making it possible to surrender titles for life, enabling them to sit in the House of Commons. Proposals could allow Viscount Salisbury’s successors and others like Home and Hailsham to seek prime minister. Benn’s earlier campaign highlighted the issue.
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Earl of Home
Commons
Harold Macmillan
Hailsham
Lord Home
Earl of Sandwich
Baron Altrincham
Viscount Lambton
Earl of Durham
Lord Balniel
Earl of Crawford and
Balearres
South Africa Drops Hebrew as Entry Form Race
Interior Minister Jan de Klerk announced the removal of Hebrew from South Africa's passenger declaration form after an appeal by Leon Feldberg of the Southern African Jewish Times. The race section had listed European Hebrew Asiatic and other categories, seen as offensive by some Jews.
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Jewish Times
Leon Feldberg
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Jane Fonda Tops Hollywood Kissing Quotient
Hollywood interview with Jane Fonda reveals she kisses many people on set including hair stylists and crew. She notes a shrinking pool of young stars and describes herself as ebullient, beautiful, and highly sought after for roles. Fonda compares herself to Natalie Wood and Audrey Hepburn in early career context.
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M-G-M
Jane Fonda
Natalie Wood
Lee Remick
Doris Day
Liz Taylor
Audrey Hepburn
Sandra Dee
Tuesday Weld
Deborah Wailey
New York
Ancient Train Puffs Through Redwood Forest
FELTON Calif UPI The Dixiana Shay steam locomotive with four 1880s passenger cars operates on Roaring Camp Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad carrying excursionists through Santa Cruz County redwood groves. The line aims to a 30 mile round trip Bear Mountain while reviving steam heritage toda.
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Calif
UPI
Dixiana Shay
Roaring Camp
Big Trees
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Redwood
Santa Cruz County
San Francisco
Bear Mountain
TV Schedule Listings Highlight National Programs and Local News
A dense listing shows KTVK ABL KPHO KAET ASU TV guides with 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. blocks across channels. Programs include Dragnet True Adventure Combat Tonight Show News Sports Huckleberry Hound and The Ed Sullivan Hour among others, plus syndicated hits and early morning shows.
TV Tonight Preview Highlights Red Skelton and More
Red Skelton hosts an episode with Cyril Richard and Joanie Sommers featuring Captain Kleeg and Freddie the Freeloader in a silent spot. Jack Benny reruns celebrate Don Wilson’s anniversary with a special plaque. A profile on a Springfield blind woman shows her life and work around a feared fall. Chrysler gas turbine car covered by Chet Huntley. Prime-time listings: Channel 3 I Married a Woman, Channel 5 Mr. 880, Channel 12 Banjo.
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Cyril Ritchard
Joanie Sommers
Red
Ritchard
Kleeg
Freddie
Japan Embraces English for Olympic Games Prep
Tokyo reports a surge in English study ahead of the 1964 Games. TV stations air lessons daily, radio offers brief programs, publishers flood the market, and businesses, police, reporters, and even geisha study English to serve foreign visitors.
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Ation
Seibu Department Store
Metropolitan Police Board
Mainichi
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hoochi Shimbun
The
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