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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
19
TV previews list a mix of color and black and white programs. Bob Hope Presents features Caterina Valente and John Davidson with a Frank Lloyd Wright tribute in a Gene Kelly style set. Jack Benny, Addams Family, Paar, and Regis Philbin highlight the night with guest stars. The Cincinnati Symphony performs Mozart era pieces. A late film shows Teenagers from Outer Space with a quirky cast.
Four Tucson high school alumni won Woodrow Wilson fellowships in the College Teachers for Tomorrow competition. Edwin L. Dooley Jr. Catalina High Karl von den Steinen Pueblo Scott Robinson Tucson High Helen M. Jaskoski Sanpointe High.
Oxford chaplain Dr E Fames says the devil seems amateurish after finding black magic traces in an abandoned farm building near Oxford. A wooden beam bears the inscription The Devil Slept Here as part of the scene.
Hollywood critic Rick Du Brow reviews Danny Thomas NBC special at Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove marking its 40th anniversary. He praises the big club vibe with guests Jim Durante Eddie Fisher and Soey Bishop and notes the contrast with cerebral acts. He compares the impact of large performers to smaller, more cerebral stylists.
NASA developed a six legged lunar exploration vehicle that could become a future wheelchair. The device uses three leg pairs with a differential linkage for turns and can traverse sand and uneven ground without aid. It may be adapted as an auxiliary mobility device and used for remote sensing, mine detection, civil defense, and rescue operations.
Listing reads broadcast schedule items with show names and times for Jack Benny Pathfinder The Addams Family and Gomer Pyle indicating a daytime lineup.
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