Brinkley Show On Vienna Bright TV Hour
NBC viewers watched David Brinkley in Our Man in Vienna which pleased some viewers with photography but drew Viennese ire over a portrayed false impression. The piece criticized Vienna’s routine and lifestyle with Strauss music backing scenes of pastry and leisure as workers relaxed on the job. CBS President Aubrey noted a seven to eight p.m. television “dead” hour across networks and highlighted women led shows facing competition. Milburn Stone received honorary membership in the National Coroners Association. NBC renamed a daytime women’s special to The Indiscriminate Woman. Tonight CBS Reports Death in the City Room examines urban newspapers amid closures.
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Donna Reed
Los Angeles
Nashville Public Works cleans streets in downpour
In heavy rain the Nashville Public Works Department sent a city water truck through flooded streets. Jets sprayed on both sides as the vehicle performed its cleansing duty amid high gutters and slow traffic.
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Peter Fonda Vies for JFK Role in PT 109 Film
Hollywood reports Peter Fonda the 22 year old Fonda clan scion tested for the lead in PT 109 the Kennedy wartime tale. He notes his lack of Boston accent but says he could pick it up. The studio faces a presidential veto as fate of casting hangs on the studio’s nod.
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MIT Journal Names First Woman Editor
Frances Dyro of Portland Maine a MIT junior is named editor in chief of Tech Engineering News the 40 year old student journal. Dyro aims to enter space medicine and plans medical school after MIT. She has studied ballet and writes poetry.
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Kovacs Estate Put At 2.1 Million In Hollywood
Actress Edie Adams says comedian Ernie Kovacs left an estate valued at 2.1 million dollars in a Los Angeles court petition filed Wednesday No will has been found She cites 160000 yearly income and assets including cash stocks bonds and real estate plus requests a 2500 monthly allowance for the widow and children Betty Lee 15
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Edie Adams
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Boy loses pants during calf scramble at Arizona show
Vern Weinkauf, 15, explains his embarrassing exit from a calf scramble at the Arizona National Livestock Show in Phoenix. He had the calf in a strong hold but had to free his hands and lost his pants, ending his bid.
Two youths named in early Feb hearing for incident
Kippie Raleigh aged 13 and Mia Su san aged 2 are linked to an incident drawings. A hearing was set for February 9. Kovacs died instantly when his car skidded and struck a utility pole on January 13.
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Graham Proceeding With Colombia Crusade Despite Permit Dispute
Billy Graham said he would preach in Barranquilla Colombia this weekend at the Presbyterian Mission despite the mayor denying use of the municipal stadium. He described the Barranquilla crusade as one of his most interesting efforts.
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Columbia
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Christ
Fighter-Bomber Crash Near Republic Aviation Injures Pilot
CAPTAIN DAVID A. TILTON, 33, on the Air Force resident test staff at Republic, escaped unharmed after an F105 crashed across a highway and burned in a cemetery during a test flight. Patrolman Fred Fiore, 49, pulled him from the wreckage. Republic attributed the accident to a mechanical malfunction that prevented the plane from gaining altitude after takeoff.
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Republic Aviation Co
David A. Tilton
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Republic
Fred Fiore
Welfare probe finds 17 of 29 recipients as chiselers
A Washington Welfare Department report released by Sen. Robert Byrd says 17 of 29 investigated recipients of relief for dependent children were ineligible. Byrd noted more than half of the cases involved chiselers and vowed to pursue further inquiries.
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UN bonds touted by Acting Secretary General U Thant
AP reports U Thant pitches United Nations bonds as a solution to a financial crisis. The 25 year notes pay 2 percent interest and will be available only to governments and certain nonprofits, with the U S government urged to buy up to 100 million dollars.
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