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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1962
Page
10
The listing compiles a dense hourly slate of programs across networks with classic era titles such as Kukla and Ollie Bozo the Clown and The Rifleman. It includes movies like Julia Misbehaves and They Died With Their Boots On along with news programs weather segments and sports anchors.
Don Hight and 1,800 Herefords trudged 65 miles from Westover to Winner South Dakota as a blizzard stalled trucks and drew hundreds of spectators. He plans to auction Thursday, dividing cows and steers with an expected profit near 360000 dollars.
All Israeli post offices closed for a four hour warning strike in support of higher salaries. The engineers union plans a general strike of engineers in public services starting Thursday seeking increases similar to those granted to physicians last year. The council of secondary school teachers will meet to consider a strike proposal.
Robert Frost School is dedicated with Robert Frost 88 joining in exercises at the school where he spent much of his life and later taught. He was valedictorian of Lawrence High School’s 1892 graduating class. In Vancouver AP reports Reid, son of a Haida mother and white father, has spent years carving cedar logs into totem figures for the Haida Tribe after receiving an assignment from the University of British Columbia.
Clark fills in for Bill Cullen on The Price is Right during a three week vacation period while Lori Martin stars in National Velvet. Tonight features Jack Clark in the daytime host role and Cleve Tomson in a crime episode of 87th Precinct. Thrillers on NBC include Wax Works with Homolka and Bower. Louise King named Today’s Girl for two weeks and prepares for Off-Broadway stage debut.
After a long holiday season TV is returning to normal quality and pace. Ed Sullivan’s show from a Hollywood club faced microphone trouble while Rosemary Clooney and Jimmy Durante kept spirits high. Disney’s Hans Brinker color special on NBC impressed with Dutch backdrops though Swedish actors spoke cautiously in English. Gene Sarazen’s World of Golf on CBS followed a predictable filmed golf format. The Defenders on CBS teased a murder trial with Sam Jaffe as Dr Graham causing confusion with his real role on ABC. NBC will host weekly FCC hearings on TV programming starting Jan 23 with NBC chief Robert Sarnoff among witnesses. Tonight’s recommended: The Danny Thomas Show on CBS at 9.
Isaac F Allamong of North Loudoun Street Extension has been named National Deputy Chief of Staff for the Veterans of World War I USA by National Commander John Bashara Sr of Norfolk VA. The WWWI began nationally in 1953 and now reports over 2700 posts in 50 states with more than 200000 members.
The Navy said the access road and railroad spur for the planned 6 million Naval Weapons Station will begin next month. The three phase project costs range from 250 000 to 500 000 dollars and aims to boost ammunition handling capacity at the facility.
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