TV Highlights: Jane Havoc and Jane Withers Star in The Pink Burro
TV highlights list shows Jane Havoc and Jane Withers in The Pink Burro on CBS The Steel Hour with details of other programs across NBC ABC and CBS including Wagon Train Twilight Theatre and Ozzie and Harriet plus matchups and guest stars.
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Jane Havoc
Jane Withers
Bud Evans
Eward Andrews
NBC
Chill Wills
Onslow Stevens
Bije Wilcox
ABC
Puccini
Elaine Malbin
Davis Cunningham
Earl Wild
CBS
Spain
Anthony Quinn
Rick Nelson
Garry Moore
Bill Cullen
Bess Myerson
Henry Morgan
Betsy Palmer
Imogene Coca
Montreal
Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Durelle
Evening TV Schedule Snips Highlights The Era
Radio and television lineup lists multiple programs across the day from News and Weather to Sports and dramas. Notable entries include The Three Stooges Amos n Andy The Gray Ghost Fronted by Hourly weather updates and sports briefs.
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The
Three Stooges
Amos ‘N
Andy
Spotlight
Weather
Bus Crash Kills Girl As Runaway Vehicle Slams Cars
A bus losing brakes on a grade near Arcadia smashed three cars and killed Corrine Matson a 5 year old girl who was thrown from a sedan. Bus driver Brady Bolt said he had no horn air or brakes. No campers were seriously injured. Two adults in the other cars were hurt. The bus carried 90 youths from a mountain day camp returning to Los Angeles.
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Arcadia
Calif
Corrine Matson
Brady Bolt
Los Angeles
Catholic Youth Organization
San Gabriel Mountains
Addition to Her Family Mentioned With Celebrities
The note lists Dennis Day and Jane Withers as part of the forthcoming family addition alongside the central subject. This brief item highlights the involvement of the two well known figures in the family context.
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Dennis Day
Jane Withers
Truck Driver Averts Disaster Near Propane Tanks
Max Meadows Virginia AP A 26 year old truck driver Billy E Jones narrowly avoided disaster when his truck caught fire near two propane tanks 18000 gallon bulk storage and 10000 gallon railroad tank car. Firefighters evacuated residents while Jones battled burns and shut a valve and compressor before fleeing the area.
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Max Meadows
Billy E. Jones
TV Shows Use Dummy Digits For Telephones
New York reports explain that TV writers use dummy telephone numbers to avoid real calls. Executives note that real numbers have sometimes surfaced in scripts, prompting complaints from viewers and concerns about sensitive names.
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New York
Joe Friday
Brenner
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Helffrcch
Easil
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market figures for July 13
Hog totals show 552 head with top barrows and gilts at 14.95 to 15.70. heavy butchers 13.25 to 14.50. Veal sold 188 head with primes from 27.00 to 33.00. Sheep and lambs total 762 with prime at 24.50 and good 17.20 to 22.20. slaughter cattle 571 with steers up to 27.00 and cows 14.00 to 20.90.
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Choice & Prime
Good & Choice
Cutter
Guard Dismissed After Jail Riot in Richmond
In Richmond a 15 minute riot by 48 inmates led to the dismissal of guard William D Martin after authorities blamed him for conduct in the jail dormitory. Prisoners smashed beds and doors but no injuries or escapes occurred. damage was estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
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Cavedo
William D. Martin
William James Hickerson
Martin
Club Accepts Resignation of President
In New York the West Side Tennis Club governors accepted the president's resignation after he told Dr. Ralph J. Bunche and his son they were not eligible for membership because they are Negroes. The club released a statement pledging non-discrimination and said Burglund resigned to avoid further embarrassment.
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New York
West Side
Ralph J. Bunche
Ralph Jr
Bunche
United Nations
Forest Hills
Queens
Wilfred Burglund
Burglund
U S Sailor to Testify in Oslo Assault Case
A 21 year old New Jersey sailor will testify as the first of four American servicemen tried in Norway for assaulting Norwegian postal clerk Oscar Trygve Heider in Oslo. Heider, 57, said he was jumped and beaten by 10 or 12 sailors in a park and suffered headaches and eye injuries.
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New Jersey
Oslo
Norway
Raymond Sharabba
Red Banks
N. J
Oscar Trygve Heider
Heider
Sharabba
Laurence C. Byres
Flushing
N. Y
Peter V. Mitchell
Wayne
Dominic R. Calemi
San Jose
Calif
Billy Pettersen
U. S. Navy
Long to Resume Western Vacation Trip in Texas
Gov Earl K Long of Louisiana plans to resume his Western vacation trip in Fort Worth after four tumultuous days. Doctors say he remains very ill and he held a long schedule of conferences with political advisors after a late night event. The governor has spent time in and out of mental hospitals in recent weeks.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Six Newspaper Deliverers Union Members Indicted in Extortion
Six members of the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union were indicted on conspiracy and extortion charges in New York. They allegedly used work stoppage threats to extract 110000 from 19 distributing companies between 1955 and 1957. Four officials were among the six. they faced federal antitrust and anti racketeering charges and were jailed briefly before bail arrangements. Indicted individuals include Irving Bitz Sam Feldman Harry Waltze William Walsh Angelo Lospinuso and Michael Spozato.
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NEW York
Independent Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Irving Bitz
Great Neck
N. Y
Hogan
Bronx County News Co
Bi-County News Co
Garden City
Sam Feldman
Yonkers
N.J
Harry Waltze
Brooklyn
William Walsh
Hzlet
Angelo Lospinuso
Richmond Hill
Queens
Michael Spozato
Pacific News Co., Inc
Board Challenges Faubus to Reveal Segregation Plan
The Little Rock School Board challenged Gov. Faubus to disclose any plan to legally maintain segregation in public high schools. If no valid plan exists, the board will proceed with a pupil assignment based plan to minimize integration for the fall. Pre-registration for high schools begins next week. Faubus was unavailable for comment while vacationing in northwest Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas
China misses grain goal amid floods and floods impact
Tokyo dispatch reports the Chinese Communist Party acknowledged not meeting the 525 million ton grain target set for 1959 by Premier Chou En Lai. Severe floods in southern China reduced harvest prospects and pressured the ambitious plan.
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Tokyo
China
Communist Party
Penier Chou En
Trip to Las Vegas Draws Sexton Party
Mr and Mrs L E Sexton planned a three day trip to Las Vegas Nevada with friends. A bus was chartered and ten other couples joined the group.
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Nogales, Ariz
L. E. Sexton
Las Vegas
Nev
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