TV Highlights from Brenner to Gunsmoke on CBS and NBC
TV highlights June 22 list Brenner and Reckoning on CBS at 6 and 6 30 pm with Eagle in the Cage. NBC offers People are Funny at 6 30 and Cimarron City at 8 30. CBS features Wanted Dead or Alive 7 30 Have Gun Will Travel 8 30 Gunsmoke 9 and The D A s Man 9 30 with Markham shifting to the west coast for sabotage probe.
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CBS
Fernando Lamas
Robert Alda
Robert Middleton
Joan Caufield
Marguerite Chapman
NBC
Josh Randall
Culhane
Cimarron City
Lane Temple
Dodge City
Matt Dillions
D.A
Markham
West Coast
Television Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A dense TV grid lists programs from 5:00 PM through 11:00 PM across networks and channels. It includes classic Westerns like Annie Oakley and Gunsmoke, crime dramas such as Mr. District Attorney and Lawman, news and talk shows, variety programs, and multiple feature films with stars like Jane Russell, Rosalind Russell, and James Stewart.
TV and radio highlights across networks in New York
NBC shines with Janet Blair and John Raitt on Dinah Shore Presents and a rich mix of guests and songs. CBS covers baseball from Cleveland and Detroit, Roosevelt documentary, and Ed Sullivan. NBC, ABC, and CBS offer Dragnet, Maverick, Electric Theatre, Loretta Young, and Richard Diamond amid sports and industry notes on parochial schools, rail stops, and railway ad spend.
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Dinah Shore
Janet Blair
John Raitt
Dorothy Kirsten
Jimmie Dean
Don Adams
Swannee
Robert E. Lee
CBS
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Twentieth Century
Roosevelt
Walter Cronkite
Pearl Harbor
Donna Reed
ABC
Bart
Ed Sullivan
Alan King
Turk Murphy
Althea Gibson
Dolores Wilson
Ireland
Smyth Brothers
Luise Rainer
John Giffin
Marilyn Burr
Comics Bennett
Patterson
Johnny Haymer
Joe Friday
CBS “Electric Theatre
Texas
Dan Diley
Bill Bailey
Pleace
Loretta Young
New York
Richard Diamond
David Janssen
Out of Town Honorary Fire Chief Celebrates Win
Irene Miller of Weyers Cave is the Apple Blossom Festival’s 1959 Out of Town Honorary Fire Chief. She enjoys a Sarasota Florida vacation at Siesta Key after winning the contest held April 30. Accompanied by sister Linna Mae Miller, she tours local venues during the stay.
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Irene Miller
Weyers Cave
Sarasota
Fla
Chrescent Beach
Siesta Key
Point O’ Rocks
Miss Miller
Apple Blossom Festival
Domestic politics shape world affairs in Eisenhower tour
The piece argues that domestic political considerations in the United States, Britain, France, Germany, and Italy influence foreign policy. Eisenhower's London visit and planned talks with MacMillan are seen as signaling unity, while De Gaulle’s nationalism and Nixon’s trip to the Soviet Union affect public opinion and party dynamics.
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MacMillan
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Eisnhower
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British Isles
London
Ike
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Atlantic
England
France
General de Gaulle
Ward
United States
Paris
de Gaulle
America
Geneva
Moscow
Nasser
Middle East
Nixon
Russia
Appeasement and Power Plays in Cold War Politics
The piece argues that democratic societies risk harm from endless talk and that Khrushchev uses Washington visits for prestige. It notes Soviet aims to portray leadership, reduce armament costs, and improve living standards while warning appeasement postpones crises but risks war in the long run.
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United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushche
Baptists Plan Library Extension Across Texas
The Southern Baptist Convention aims to extend its library service to every small town village and open country area in Texas. Rev. Prentis Chunn president of the Texas Baptist library estimates about 2000 Baptist church libraries exist in Texas but most are in large cities.
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San Marcos
Tex
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Texas
Prentis Chunn
Texas Baptist Library
How's Your IQ A 10 day 100 question quiz
A portable self test scoring guide offers daily results from nine to ten correct answers labeling you a Memory Genius down to good. It presents ten sample questions covering sports, presidents, oceans, philosophy, and geometry with a prompt to turn to Page 2 for answers.
Newspaper Purchases in the United States Rise Steadily
The passage notes 663 newspapers are bought each second in the United States, yielding a total daily circulation of 57 million copies when averaged over a 24 hour period. It highlights the scale of newspaper consumption and suggests a continuous demand across the day.
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United States
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