TV Programming Turns Strategic Chess Game in Networks
TV executives wage a high stakes battle over next season with CBS targeting Bonanza and NBC and ABC reshaping lineups. Nielsen rankings crown Beverly Hillbillies and The Lucy Show, while amnesia plotlines threaten long running westerns as Marilyn Maxwell returns in The Nurses.
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Tee Rae
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NBC
ABC
Ben Casey
Judy Garland
Nielsen
Beverly Hillbillies
Hoss Cartwright
Pygmalion to Be Big NBC TV Treat This Week
NBC schedules Pygmalion as a 90 minute TV presentation including commercials with stars from last season. It competes against CBS White Paper on Khrushchev and a Perry Mason guest appearance. Ed Sullivan Show and Telephone Hour also fill the week with notable acts and guests.
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Wicom Regina
CBS
German Chancel
Soviet
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Telephone Hour
John Sutherland
Pat Boone
Perry Mason
Michani
Renste
Puvine
Ate Rennie Eth
Rayman Burr
Arthur
Godfrey
New York
Ed Sullivan
Maurice Chevalier
Khrushchev
Psychological Testing Proposed For Drivers
Columbia University traffic safety expert Dr. James L. Malfetti told a Virginia Advisory Legislative Council committee that psychological testing may be needed to judge driver competence. He cited mounting evidence that basic personality influences accident frequency and noted that many drivers involved in crashes or violations are more aggressive.
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Richmond
Columbia University
James L. Malfetti
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Malfetti
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Classic Shows and Movies
A dense daily lineup lists 5:00 Meier Mouse Club and Rocky And Pecan 7ithe he tate plus 9-Movie No Orchids for Miss Blandish with Jack LaRue. Evening features Popeye and Friends, Phil Silvers Show, Maverick, Love That Bob, Weather, Sports, and Nightly News. Late-night offerings include The Jack Paar Show, Eyewitness, All My Sons with Edward G Robinson and Burt Lancaster, plus World News and meditation segments.
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Meier Mouse Club
Rocky and
He Tate
Ranger
Miss “Blandish
Jack LaRue
Kernstown News Briefs
Miss Judy Lock of Indiana spent time with Rev B L Lock and family. Mrs Ritter returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Roy Donalds visited Joe Hartley family in Stephens City. Daisy Davis is a patient in Winchester Hospital. Rev R B Moore of Grottoes visited Mrs Austin White. James Donald Sue Donald SP 4 David Donald and Charles Richard with families dined at Glen Lamp Cross Junction. Robert Walker is a patient in Front Royal Memorial. Loring Ritter and Bennie Bruce visited Norman Luttrell of Brownstown.
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David Donald
Charles Richard
Glen Lamp
Cross Junction
Robert Walker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bennie Bruce
Front Royal
Loring Ritter
Norman Luttrell
Brownstown
Cardinal DAlton Dies in Dublin Autobiography and rulings noted
John Cardinal D Alton primate of Ireland died in a Dublin nursing home after illnesses. A noted historian author of Horace and His Age he was ordained in Rome in 1908 became Meath bishop in 1948 and Armagh archbishop in 1946. He was elevated to the College of Cardinals in 1953 and had urged Irish unity with Northern Ireland on a federal basis within a reformed British Commonwealth.
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Ireland
John Cardinal D’ Alton
Dublin Nursing Home
Rome
London
William Cardinal Godfrey
Westminster
D’alton
Horace
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Meath
Armagh
Fires Blamed On Rubber Based Garments
Jackson Michigan fire officials blame three recent blazes on rubber padded brassieres. Fire Chief Leo Fox says the rubber based garments retained heat generated in each incident and started the fires.
Clarification of Blue Law Discussed at Hearing
A hearing reviewed options for Virginia Sunday sales, weighing banning all food sales versus full repeal. White urged strengthening the law to reduce confusion, Welton urged preservation, while R E Logan called for outright repeal as unconstitutional. The session echoed Richmond remarks from the prior day.
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White
Richard F. Welton III
Virginia Retails Merchants Association
R. E. Logan
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Portsmouth
Richmound
UVa invited Rockwell and Hall to speak on campus
University of Virginia officials confirmed two controversial figures, George Lincoln Rockwell and Gus Hall, have been invited to speak next month. The John Randolph Society arranged meetings for February 8 and February 14, limited to faculty and students, with registrar Edward Lautenschlager approving on condition of order.
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University of Virginia
John Randolph Society
U. S. Communist Party
Gus Hall
George Lincoln Rockwell
Philean Sahnad
United States
Hewson
Edward W. Lautenschlager
Local Man Blames Spontaneous Combustion for Laundry Fire
A local man reported that automatic drying processes caused garments to ignite while in a laundry basket. He blamed spontaneous combustion for the unexpected blaze and sought to explain the incident.
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