TV Highlights Features Old and New in Musical Night
A TV lineup lists Glenn Miller Time with Midge Hagget and Bill Hagget performing classic and modern tunes. NBC offers The Americans with Ben taking command in a Kentucky town. CBS airs Spike Jones with Gene Daniels and Dave Ketchum. Other slots include Pete and Gladys, Surfside 6, Wells Fargo, Barbara Stanwyck, Brenner, and Peter Gunn with various plots and guest stars.
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CBS
Spike Jones
Gene Daniels
Dave Ketchum
Jones
South Korea shuffles cabinet names premier as foreign minister
Premier Song Yo-chan adds foreign minister role and appoints Chun Byung-kyu as finance minister after relieving Kim Hong-il who is hospitalized. Kim Yu-taek shifts to head the new economic planning agency. Earl Torgeson, Yankee reserve first baseman, has played for four major league teams since breaking in with the Boston Braves in 1948.
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Seoul
Song Yo-chan
Song
Kim Hong-il
Chun Byung-kyu
Kim Yu-taek
Kim
Earl Torgeson
Yankee
Boston Braves
Television Schedule Dense with Classic Programs
A listing of 1950s era broadcasts across channels with many programs noted. It includes news segments, comedies, westerns, dramas, variety shows and late night features such as The Ed Sullivan era and motion picture blocks. The lineup spans 5:00 PM to 2:25 AM. The schedule emphasizes familiar names like Milton Berle, Lucille Ball, Nadia Gray and Alice Faye.
Television Daytime and Evening Schedule Listings
A detailed Tuesday lineup lists noon to 5 PM and evening programs across multiple channels. Programs include Truth or Consequences Camouflage Love of Life News It Could Be You Dr Hudsons Journal Devil Thumbs a Ride Susie I Married Joan As the World Turns Jan Murray Show Day in Court Face the Facts Loretta Young Theater Doorway to Life Seven Keys House Party Young Dr Malone Medic Queen for a Day The Millionaire From These Roots The Pioneers Who Do You Trust The Verdict Is Yours Make Room for Daddy Bold Journey American Bandstand The Brighter Day The Secret Storm Here’s Hollywood Robin Hood Edge of Night and related time slots.
Roger Moore Contracts and a Roman Epic Nonsense
Roger Moore discusses his career shift from Western TV to feature films and his role as Romulus in a multilingual Rome production The project pools Italian French Yugoslavian talent with an English lead and includes dual language shoots and dubbing plans Moore reflects on past studio clashes and his push for leaving Western typecasting.
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Soaker
Gine Matteract
Hollywe
Diane
Columbia
Warners
James Garner
Moore
Maverick
Roger
Garner
Clint Walker
J. L. Warner
The
Brass
U.S
Ancient
Rome
Romulus
Yugoslavia
Friday Bridge Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Mrs. Grace Roberts won the regular duplicate match of the Friday Contract Bridge Club at the George Washington Hotel. Richard A. Goode with S. H. Reaves were runners-up, followed by Mrs. Irvan O Connell with Mrs. Harold G. Brown and Mrs. William West with Mrs. A. W. Kinney in fourth. The next meeting, July 28 at 7:30 p.m., welcomes all players and partners are not required.
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Herbert Schutte
Grace Roberts
George Washington Hotel
Richard A. Goode
S. H. Reaves
Irvan O'Connell
Harold G. Brown
William West
A. W. Kinney
Man Who Confessed Killing Jews Hangs Himself
BERLIN AP Court officials said Erich Gne nach 55 a former SS member who confessed to killing Jews and Nazi crimes hanged himself in Moabit Prison West Berlin His body was found in a cell after he tied a bed sheet to an electric wire and died authorities had been seeking him for two years while he worked as a janitor at a West Berlin school.
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Berlin
Sry
West Berlin
Erich Gnenach
Europe
Moabit
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Ing
Midge
Bill Hagget
Ben
Kentucky
Alan Hale
Joe de Santis
Pete
Gladys
ABC
Dave Thorne
NBC
Wells Fargo
Jim Hardie
Carl Ohmart
Barbara Stanwick
Lee Marvin
Jud Ballister
Paula Manning
Miss Stanwick
Brenner
Peter Gunn
Harvey Perry
Regis Toomey
Winchester
W. Boscawen St
South Korea
Bozo the Clown
Rin Tin Tin
Milton Berle
Temple
Burns and
Allen
Three Stooges
Amos
N’ Andy
Draw McGraw
Weather
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Douglas Edwards
Pete and
Tales of Wells Fargo
Surfside Six
Buddy
Whispering Smith
Ann Sothern
Glenn Miller
Dangerous Robin
ABC News
Joe McCaffrey
Lucille Ball
Jack Paar
Top Secret
Nadia Gray
Newsbeat
World News
Daily Word
Alice Faye
News
News Day
Hudson's Journal
Nan Leslie
People’s Choice
Theater of Stars
Susie
Joan
Jan Murray
5—News
Loretta Young Theater
T—Seven Keys
Dr. Malone
the Millionaire
Pioneers
Daddy
Hollywood
Robin Hood
Roger Moore
Mavericks
Secret Agent X-9
Henry
Sawyer
Mongoose
Ming
Jackson Twins
Trai
Big Sister
Beetle Bailey
Muggs and
Skeeter
Gramps
Blondie
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