TV Heroes Must Occupations To Keep Series Rolling
Television relies on fresh settings and new characters to sustain series. Doctors remain a dramatic draw, while nurses social workers teachers and cowboys provide varied backdrops. Networks continue to rotate stock professions to maintain viewer interest and offer different story angles.
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Manager Named For Educational TV Operations
The Central Virginia Educational Television Corp has named B. William Spiller as general manager. Spiller, currently chief engineer and operations manager at KATC Lafayette, La, will start January 20 and brings 18 years of broadcasting experience.
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Henry County Sheriff Appeals Budget Allowance
Sheriff C P Witt appeals the 1964 salary and expense allowance for eight field deputies after the State Compensation Board set a $51 342 budget instead of the requested $57 402. Attorney Jack Keiser says a Henry County Circuit Court suit will be heard by Judge John Hooker and two Supreme Court appointees within six weeks.
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Railroad Dispute Heads Toward Another Crisis
Washington AP reports after a six month cooling off and two settlements the rail labor dispute could trigger a nationwide strike by Feb 25 if secondary issues unresolved. Labor Secretary Wirtz mediates as talks with railroads and five unions resume amid warnings of severe wage cuts.
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Pope Returns to Vatican Desk After Historic Pilgrimage
Pope Purroy T returns to his Vatican desk after retirement and plans an encyclical on science and technology timed with Galileo Galilei’s 400th anniversary. Informants say experts will assist, as the pontiff considers travel abroad rumors and broader themes of science, disarmament and world peace.
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Shriver meets King Hussein on Middle East tour
AP dispatch notes Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver meeting King Hussein in Jerusalem and visiting Pope Paul VI after delivering Johnson letters. Johnson praises Shriver as brilliant and popular, while Kennedy reports a surge in organized crime prosecutions in 1963 with racketeers convicted rising from 138 to 288 and indictments from 350 to 615.
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Television Schedule Excerpt Features Daytime and Late Night Lineup
The listing details multiple stations and programs from 5:00 to 4:55 including Mickey Mouse Club Popeye The Rifleman The Three Stooges Huntley Binkley Report Astro Boy Hennesey Bat Masterson CBS Evening News The Outlaws Combat Mister Ed Red Skelton Show The Richard Boone Show Greates Show on Earth Petticoat Junction Stoney Burke Jack Benny The Orient Express The Fugitive Garry Moore Show Tightrope News Weather Sports ABC News Hollywood's Finest Prelude to Fame Love That Bob As the World Turns Let's Make a Deal The Doctors General Hospital To Tell the Truth CBS News You Don’t Say Queen for a Day Edge of Night Make Room for Daddy Superman Afternoon News.
Hospital bulb saves failed BBC TV camera in Nassau
In Nassau Bahamas Princess Margaret Hospital lent a spare bulb from a medical probe to fix a broken BBC television camera. The tiny synchronizing bulb burned out and the hospital's quick loan restored the signal.
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Senate probes loom as Congress opens 1964 session
Senate faces two politically touchy investigations as the 1964 session begins. The Rules Committee may restart hearings into Robert Baker's outside business activities and the payback subcommittee probes possible favoritism in the Pentagon TFX fighter bomber contract, with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara likely to testify as the major witness.
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Miami women club collects golf balls for hospital use
The Northeast Miami Woman's Club gathered 500 golf balls for South Florida State Hospital and then launched a campaign to supply golf clubs to the facility.
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