25 Jul 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
1
A fragmented OCR of TV channel notes lists programs, showtimes, and theater events. It mentions channels, host names, and various segment titles with sporadic actor and venue references scattered through the garbled text. The piece reads like a catalog of upcoming broadcasts and performances with mixed, unreadable phrases.
TV quiz master Jack Barry plans a standup variety act with two dancers Doris Green and Belly Colby and an aspiring Broadway style show. He aims to establish an independent identity beyond quiz questions and hints at a NBC deal and a new show Concentration.
The U S Civil Service Commission announced exams to fill several Veterans Administration Hospital Albany posts. Positions include language retraining therapist GS A at 6470 a year, medical laboratory technician GS 6 at 34950 a year, and medical leverician GS 4/6 at 475.04 to 490 per year. Abbreviation forms may be secured at any post office by writing the Executive Secretary Board of US Civil Service Examiners Veterans Administration.
A fragmented recap of a TV episode featuring Bilka and the colonel in danger, with Robert Culp and Marald Stone praised for standout performances. The plot centers on a rescue mission and a dramatic twist as a familiar ring signals danger. Channel 10 presents the episode with Phil Sivers listed.
Readers submit questions about TV actors and shows. Pamela Duncan plays a villainess in an episode as fans ponder wife plotlines and which actors left roles. Reports note Marjorie Lord and other stars, with mentions of Danny Thomas and Tandy, plus local appearances and social notices.
Italian WELY will bring the Boston Symphony Orchestra from Tanglewood to the Music Shed Lenox Mass tomorrow at 1 30 pm for the fourth weekend concert. Conductor Charles Munch opens with Stravinsky Canticum Sacrum. Solos by Linko Slera tenor and Donalt Gramm baritone with Festival Chorus. Debussy and Ravel program featured alongside Te Deum and other pieces.
A reader notices advertisers promote a Reach out to others theme in August issue of Reader's Digest. The blurb claims guidance on feeling abused and isolated, urging readers to buy the magazine at newsstands and supermarkets for practical help and related articles.
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