Record Radio Schedule Headlines
The Record lists aJune 30 radio schedule with morning to midnight concerts and reviews featuring Berlioz Chopin Handel Vieuxtemps Rimsky Korsakov and Prokofiev among others plus interviews with Eugene Ormandy and new releases including Nielsen and Casella.
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Berlioz
Harold
Italy
Boston
Maneli
Chopin
A. Brailowsky
Herbert
Philadelphia Orch
Or. Mandy
Mozart
Maing Chamber
Kehr
C. Arrau
Handel
Royal Fireworks
New Sym. Orch
London
Sargent
J. Heifetz
Rimsky-Korsakov
Suisse Romande Orch
Ansermet
C.P.E
Beethoven
Seraphim
Nielsen
Royal Danish Orch
Markevitch
TV Highlights Of Shows For Evening Listings
TV guide notes 4 p m Time tunnel episode in 1885 with an alien Earth invasion setup. 8 30 p m The Man From UNCLE features Somay Cher costumes as a wild garment workers scene. 9 p m The Plea sure of His Company comedy with Astaire Reynolds Palmer Hunter stars Debbie torn between father and fiancé. 10 p m The Avengers ghost hunt with Ghosts and SMOG investigators. Also listed are air conditioners priced and furniture deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Somay
Cher
Ile
Kuryakin
Ure
Choice
Paramount
Fred Astaire
Debbie Reynolds
Lilli Palmer
Tab Hunter
Debbie
Astaire
Hunter
the Avengers
Steed
Emma
Duke of Benedict
Ceylon
Outer Space
Tony
Doug
Jerry
Ramona
Carter
Anthony Perkins
Jo van Fleet
Indochina
Joe Dufresne
Jessica Poole
Rango
Angry Bear
Thle
Cat
Phyllis Diller
Sturgis
NET Playhouse
Drake
Paris
The
Avengers
Mrs. Peel
Johnny Carson
William Frawley
Patricia Barry
Joey Bishop
Johnny Apollo
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
Television for Today Schedule Snapshot
A dense daytime to prime time grid listing shows from Ed Allen to Sea Hunt with Tuesday through evening slots. Program names include Romper Room, General Hospital, Jeopardy, Password, The Doctors, Dark Shadows, Bozo, The Dating Game, and Huntley-Brinkley with anchors Walter Cronkite and Peter Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Allen
Pat Boone
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Marlene Sanders
General Hospital
Douglas Edwards
Huntley-Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Bewitched
Sea Hunt
Albany Man Named Rail Negotiator Takes Post
John P. Hiltz Jr., president of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad, was named chief labor negotiator for the railroad industry and will resign the D H presidency. He succeeds J E Wolfe as chairman of the National Railway Labor Conference amid unsettled wage and antistrike disputes. Hiltz, Albany native, has a long rail career dating to 1934 with several lines and joined D H in 1955.
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Washington
John P. Hiltz Jr
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
D&h
Hiltz
Albany
N.Y
J. E. Wolfe
Chicago
National Railway Labor Conference
Wolfe
J. Hiltz
Congress
Baltimore, Md
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
New York Central
Red China Puts Food Squeeze On Hong Kong
Hong Kong faced a four day embargo on food shipments from Red China cutting supplies by about half and triggering a 30 percent rise in food prices. Water rationing began after drought and no response on extra water. Communists sought an economic standstill with strikes. Some workers returned to jobs as transport and utilities stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red China
Local graduates and travelers listed from Eagle Bridge area
A batch of social notes lists Miss Margaret Farrara leaving June 27 from Kennedy Airport for six weeks at the University of Madrid. Families gather for visits in Montpelier and Latham. Miss Judy Lyn Ellis plans Air Force service after a Cambridge Central School graduation. Cambridge Central grads from Eagle Bridge include Toni Farrara Jane Nolan Judy Ellis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Farrara
Kennedy Airport
New York
Madrid
Spain
University of Madrid
Anthony Farrara
Toni
Alice
Raymond
Rena Brundige
Harry Brundige
Montpelier
Eunice Martin
Hoosick Falls
Christopher Curley
Christine
Latham
Joseph L. Farrara
John Nolan
Jane
Cambridge Central School
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Bridget’s Church
Busekirk
St. Monica’s Church
Johnsonville
Fred Backes
James
Harvard
Mass
Frank Gifford
West Hoosick
George Ogden
Judy Lyn. Ellis
Joseph Sprague
Miss Ellis
U.S. Air Force
Toni Farrara
Jane Nolan
Judy Ellis
Sandra Kramer
Linda Eddy
Donna Sprague
Sharon, Parker
Gary Moses
Linda Saart
Allan
Rexford Church Sets Schedule For August Reopening
Rex-Clifton Walters led Rexford Methodist Church official board meeting to pause activities in July and August. Sunday worship to resume Sept 10 with reopening services at Mrs. month’s home and a church supper planned. Rev. John Becker to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex-Clifton Walters
Ford Methodist Church
Tus Wscs
Mra
John Becker
Rites Conducted For Mr Wansboro
Funeral services for Edward Wansboro were held yesterday at Palmer's Funeral Home Albany and at St James Church Albany with a Requiem High Mass conducted by Rev Liam F Condon. Alan Bennett president announced the group will cover half the cost for any Sunday school pupil to attend the Methodist Camp Skye Farm. A $25 check was voted to Inner City Mission in Al ano Fifty four attended the church picnic at Turner Farm. The fall season will resume Thursday Sept 7.
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Edward Wansboro
Palmer
Albany
St. James Church
Liam F. Condon
Alan Bennett
Skye Farm
Inner City
Alano
Turner Farm
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