Sunday 20th Century TV Highlights
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
2
Television listings feature Ed Sullivan Candid Camera What’s My Line and a Lassie style Littlest Hobo segment plus The Favorite Martian as network fare for Sunday viewing across major stations.
A 75 635 general fund appropriation for 1954 was passed by the village council to cover outlays in the budget. The action comes as part of a tight financial plan with 273 340 in total outlays and 74 000 under eight categories.
Hollywood previews a week of TV with Kirk Douglas in Lust for Life on NBC Saturday Feb 1 Maurice Evans performs Shakespeare on NBC Feb 8 Milton Berle guest stars on CBS The Defenders Miriam Hopkins stars on ABC The Outer Limits features a husband in a box CBS revamps Phil Silvers Show with a fictional sister and nephew East Side West Side attracts sponsors NBC marks Telephone Hour tenth performance next month NBC plans a California higher education study and an Australia piece with Joseph Wood Krutch sequel to Voice of the Desert likely about the Grand Career Plus Alumni Fun Bowling Green Eva Marie Saint Quentin Reynolds Ruth Hussey and Fabian on NBC activities and George Tobias in The Seven Little Foys on NBC Bob Hope Theatre
Miss Linda Garrett of New London, a Kent State senior and New London High School alumna, was chosen for the Ohio Forestry Association award for teaching conservation to girl scouts. She counseled at Tri-County Girl Scout Camp Camp Ken Jocketv and trained girls in conservation. the honor is one of seven. The award will be presented at the association convention in Columbus next Friday.
Washington figures show one of six employed Americans works for a government unit or school at the federal state or local level. The shift is driven mainly by local government employment rising about 88 percent, surpassing growth at federal agencies.
Dorothy Funk notes a color TV special The Art of Collecting showcasing prominent private art collections. Included are Robert Lehman in New York Norton Simon in California Nelson Rockefeller in Albany Maine Oliver Girard in New Mexico and John Denman in Seattle. The broadcast airs on channel 3 at 8 39 PM with Vic Damone as guest. other programs on air tonight include Lawrence Welk The Defenders Hollywood Palace and Gunsmoke on various channels.
A dense listing of 1950s television airings across channels 3 5 and 8 includes Crime in the Streets The Naked Spur The Violent Men King Richard and the Crusaders A Slight Case of Murder Josephine and Men Distant Drums Girl in White Armored Command House on Haunted Hill The Long Knife plus Bellmont specials Bos tons Memorial to John F Kennedy and an English Lucia di Lammermoor opera Also Walt Disney Ga me McPheeters Ed Sullivan Show Bonanza Judy Garland Show and more with regulars Festus Haggen and Terrific guest stars listed.
Vernon Gray spoke at the Vincent PTA about Apollo program goals and moon shot feasibility this decade. The talk covered scientific curiosity, space research, and safety factors as preparations for future meetings and local events were announced.
Oberlin’s Bert Heiser presented on Micromount Minerals at the Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society meeting. Heiser showed color slides and discussed his hobby tools. New officers: Glenn Ritter, president. Dale Webster, vice president. Mrs. Harold Starkey, secretary. Next meeting Feb 11 at Lorain County Savings and Trust Co branch. Adults interested in rocks invited.
Mrs Harold E Shepard will review the book Passe Time by Michel Bulor for a meeting of the Nineteenth Century Club Tuesday at Oberlin. William Dawson will be another member present.
Louis Jourdan is signed for a leading part in The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes. Peter O'Toole is set to play Sherlock Holmes, with Peter Sellers as Dr. Watson in the UPI reported casting.
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