Television in review Artist no concern for Ike
Hollywood writer Rick Du Brow reviews CBS summer program trends noting Dwight Eisenhower’s concern over morality and art. The piece highlights Maverick Missouri artist Thomas Hart Benton, Walter Lippmann’s CBS Reports presence, and guest listings for CBS and ABC programs. The review comments on Benton's accessible realism and public reaction, plus upcoming TV offerings and guest appearances.
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America
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You
Friday News Bugs Bunny Waterfront Movie
World of Sports notes project Hope AMS subject to change. Business and civic leaders discuss waterfront cinema plans and community impact while an upcoming screening schedule remains tentative.
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World of Sports Project
Hope Ams
FCC chairman encouraged with TV program gains
FCC chairman Newton Minow voiced optimism about recent gains in news and public affairs on television and called for continued pressure on broadcasters to improve children’s programming. He warned against excessive violence in prime time and supported broader channel access through UHF adoption, expansion of stations, and federal funding for educational TV. He cited pay TV trials and awaited market results to judge public demand.
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TV Highlights and World Cancer Science Special
A channel 3 medical special at 9 30 tonight reports on global cancer research including viruses linked to cancer in animals and leukemia patients. The show features Ugandan doctors and a look at leukemia injections. Also on channel 3 Don Ameche hosts The Bouglione Circus from Paris in an international Showtime intro.
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Ralph Neighbour
Lorain-Elyria
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Channel 3
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Africa
International Showtime
Bouglione Circus
Paris
Don Ameche
Professor Beware on TV Stars Harold Lloyd Tonight
At 11 20 PM Channel 8 shows the comedy Professor Beware featuring Harold Lloyd with Phyllis Welch. At 12 45 AM Channel 3 airs The Call of the Wild an adventure with Clark Gable Loretta Young Jack Oakie Glynis Johns and Robert Morley.
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Phyllis Welch
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Loretta Young
Jack Oakie
Glynis Johns
Robert Morley
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