TV Highlights Feature Red Buttons in The Case of the Missing Wife
The August 10 schedule spotlights Red Buttons as guest star in The Case of the Missing Wife alongside Nancy Wickwire Gaby Rodgers John Colicos and Eric Berry. Also listed are Wagon Train Music for a Summer Night Reckoning The Nelson Family Men Into Space Happy The Millionaire Hawaiian Eye Tate Wednesday Night Fights and This Is Your Life with brief plot or guest notes for each program.
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Red Buttons
Nancy
Wickwire
Gaby Rodgers
John Colicos
Eric Berry
NBC
Brandon de Wilde
Onslow Stevens
Ward Bond
Danny Benedict
ABC
Margaret Truman
Eugene List
Degna Fuschi
ABC Symphony Orchestra
Wilfred Pelletier
CBS
Nelson
David Nelson
Jon Shepodd
Joan Taylor
Paul Langton
Chris
Ronnie Burns
Yvonne Lime
Leslie Bradley
Karen Summers
Joanna Barnes
Ed Kemmer
London
Tracy St
Tom Lopaka
Tate
Frank Overton
Redford
Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Joey Lopes
Perkins
Lopes
Charles Ruggles
Television Schedule Fragments From a Day’s Broadcast
The listing shows a dense slate of programs across channels with times from noon to evening. Highlights include King Kong and Action in Arabia films, news segments, sports, game shows, and variety programs.
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Secas
Fay Wray
Arabia
Robert Armstrong
Ware Outlans
Virginia Bruce
4-H Members Are Taught Public Speaking
4 H members develop public speaking skills through demonstrations and showmanship at Virginia Tech. Top boys speaker C O Eanes Jr of Floyd earns an all expense trip to the Southern States Cooperative meeting. runner up Donald Lipcomb of Culpeper wins $50 bond, David Lewis of Albemarle $25 bond. Girls earn leadership camp or conserv at Virginia Beach with $50 bonds awarded to Linda Murphy of Clarke and Martha Moore of Dinwiddie. awards funded by Southern States Cooperative.
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4-H
VPI
C. O. Eanes, Jr
Floyd
Southern States Cooperative
Donald Lipcomb
Culpepper
David Lewis
Albemarle
Faye Wyland
Buckingham
Virginia Beach
Linda Murphy
Clarke
Martha Moore
Dinwiddie
World's Tallest Hotel Scheduled In Manhattan
Loew's Theaters Inc. announced plans for a 50-story Americana West on Manhattan's west side just north of Times Square. The project, costing 50 million dollars, will be a counterpart to the Americana East begun six weeks ago, and would be the city’s first major hotels since the 47-story Waldorf Astoria opened in 1931, with the East due next year and the West in 1962.
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New York
Manhattan
Times Square
Loew's Theaters Inc
Loew's
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