TV Previews and Tonight’s Movies on Local Stations
TV listings outline Molly and Hazel plotting a romantic evening on WSYR-TV at 8 20 with Fibber McGee and Molly. WHEN-TV features Red Skelton guesting, Ty Hardin, Constance Bennett and more, plus Cannonball and Deaths of a Scoundrel on WSYR and WHEN stations.
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Fibber McGee
Molly
Wsyr-Tv
Bob Sweeney
Cathy Lewis
Hazel
Fibber
Bronco
Ty Hardin
When-Tv
Constance Bennett
Johnny Carson
Gloria DeHaven
Arthur Murray
George Sanders
Yvonne DeCarlo
Mike
Jerry
Complete week of WSYR Channel 3 TV listings in local Herald American
A Sunday through Wednesday grid outlines daily programs on WSYR Channel 3 with Channel 8 notes. Prime time slots include Quick Draw McGraw, Street Bandits, The Turn of the Screw, Red Skelton, Death of a Scoundrel, and Death-era shows. daytime and afternoon fare feature news, cartoons, game and soap operas, and public affairs programs.
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Stars Magazine
The
Herald-American
Quick Draw McGraw
Douglas Edwards
M Squad
Dobie Gillis
Arthur Murray
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
S. A
Radio Timetable Highlights From The Herald Journal
A radio timetable lists stations WSER WHEN WNDR WOLF WSUN and others with program blocks including news, sports, music, and talk shows. Notable names include Ed Murphy Bob Kennedy Gary Williams Ted Hackett Arthur Godfrey and Jim Deline across multiple times and stations.
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the Herald-Journal
WSER
NBC When
CBS Wolf
ABC
WSEN
WIMK
MBS
WNDR
WFBL
Ed Murphy
Ron Cutts
Syracuse
Tonent Wesl
Bob Kennedy
Wien—Sentinel
Bob Dell
Hilleras Wilen
Newsbeat
Amos
Andy Mno
Pete
Big Sound Wolf
Bill Towre
Wren—Sentinel
God's Word
Alex Drier
WOLF
Community Bulletin Board
WSR
Nevins
Griff
Wfbl—Steel Workers
Bob and Ray
Big Sound
Wolf—Snarts
WSYR
Monitor
Dusty Rhodes
WSXR
Edward Morgan
WFIHL
Radio One
WAYR
Cinb
Dreaming Wolf
Randio
Wolf—Sporta
Wandr
Ted Hackett
Wsen—Sentinel
Williams
Bill Everett
Workk
Lisekeeper
Bill Stern
WSKR
Somexesper
The
Sentinel
Glenn Williams
SIS
WNDK
Dean Harris
News Wimbk
Nekeeper
WNDH
Jim Detine
Wmursjoils
Kascarson
WSYK
Willams
Wnvt
Jolly Rous Wolf
Garry Moore
Wode
WNI A -News
Bill Towne
Glenn Willams
LIS
Melody
Jolly Rolly
WFBI
Ross Morton
Ma Perkins
Dan Leonard
Dr Malone Wolf
i—Sentinel
Easter Living
Gabriel Heatter
Morton
Wurners
Dan Leonard Whenne
Gappiness
Bill Tawne
Wukn
Helen Iment
Wolf—News
Weabn
Pat Suttram
WEBL
Ron Curtis
Cap Leonard
WSTR
Wolf News
Murphy Wolf
Wolf—Snoris
Powell eyes new album amid TV work and health shift
Dick Powell says he may record an album of old pop tunes once he finds time from his TV duties. He notes his voice sounds higher now and cites weight gain since his film era. Powell also discusses wife June Allyson and ongoing duties with Zane Grey Theater and other Four Star shows. CBS inks Gene Autry to produce a new series next season.
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Dick Powell
Zane Grey Theater
Hollywood
Powell
June Allyson
Willj I
Miss Allyson
Grey
Johnny Ringo
Wichita Town
Richard Diamond
Robert Taylor
CBS
Gene Autry
Radio Highlights Stage and Screen Carmen Jones Cast Airs
WONO FM presents Carmen Jones with the original Broadway cast at 7 p.m. A monitor interview with Joan Crawford follows at 8 05 p.m. on WSYR.
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Carmen Jones
Wonofm
Monitor
Joan, Crawford
WSYR
TV Best Bets Feature Spine-Tingling and Drama Tonight
TV highlights include Dobie Gillis with a new girl and the Gillis brothers, a pilot episode Tightrope with Mike Connors and Leona Gage, Ingrid Bergman in The Turn Of The Screw on Startime, and Garry Moore on NBC with song and humor from Alan King and more.
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Dobie Gillis
Dobie
Hickman Brothers
Diwayne
Darryl
Gillis
Papa Gillis
Mike Connors
Leona Gage
Leona
CBS
When-Tv
Ingrid Bergman
James Costigan
Henry James
Bergman
Isobel Elsom
Alexander Wager
Hayward Morse
Paul Stevens
Laurinda Barrett
NBC
Wsyr-Tv
Garry Moore
Mel Torme
Peggy King
Garry
Alan King
Suburbia
Moore
Columbus
State Water Sufficient for All Foreseeable Demands
A state engineer told a Syracuse audience there is sufficient water in the state for all foreseeable demands. John C. Thompson of the Water Power Control Commission said the real danger is insufficient storage, treatment, transmission and distribution. Plans should cover at least twenty years ahead, with discussion of coastal desalination and five federal pilot plants testing sea water use.
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Syracuse
John C. Thompson
Water Power Control Commission
Technology Club
Museum of Fine Arts
Thompson
Students Vie in Writing Contest
More than 150000 young Americans are expected to compete in the 1960 Scholastic Writing Awards, the world’s largest literary contest for secondary students. Prizes total 3675 dollars plus pens and gold keys across short story, poetry, essay, and dramatic script categories. Juries of authors and educators will select winning manuscripts when the contest ends on March 1, 1960. Cecilius Calvert founded Baltimore, Md.
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New York
UPI
Jack Park Show Guests Dooley Interview and Musical Acts
Nelson Eddy joins the panel with a song to open the program Gale Sherwood from Eddy’s group performs Kaye Ballard returns for a comic routine Jack Park interviews the renowned Dr Tom Dooley at 12 30 about Laos experiences and future plans NBCWSYR TV at 1130 p m
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Jack Park
Nelson Eddy
Gale Sherwood
Eddy
Kaye Ballard
Jack
Tom Dooley
Laos
NBC
Wsyrtv
YMCA Workers Move to New Posts in Niagara Falls Canton
Two Youth Division staffers shift positions with Knowlton named youth director at Niagara Falls YMCA and Stinson named executive director of the camping branch in Canton Ohio. Both begin new duties November 16 and arrived in 1952. Knowlton led building programs church basketball and Day Camp Adventure while Stinson ran Day Camp Iroquois supervised Gra Y junior Hi Y programs and edited the division newspaper.
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YMCA
Richard B. Knowlton
Niagara Falls
Joseph C. Stinson
Canton
Ohio
Knowlton
Stinson
Iroquois
Booster Night Observed at Seneca Grange
Booster Night will be observed at the Seneca Grange Saturday night with community members encouraged to attend and participate in related activities. The event aims to boost local support and engagement within the organization.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca Grange
The Future of the Railroad in the Atomic Age lecture
Syracuse speaker F. M. Stork will address attendees after a tureen supper. His talk, titled The Future of the Railroad in the Atomic Age, explores railway prospects amid atomic era advances.
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F. M. Stork
Syracuse
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