TV Highlights Tells Dramatic Little League Story 1957
TV listings note NBC presents How Tall is a Giant an account of the 1957 Little League World Series with Mexican title The Little Giants hosted by Tennessee Ernie Ford. Other networks feature Bronco Laramie Dark Verdict Dennis O Keefe Rifleman Cal 45 Tightrope M Squad with plot cues and guest stars.
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NBC
United States
Little Giants
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Laramie
Thomas Mitchell
Hedrick
Slim Sherman
Jess Harper
Dennis O'Keefe
Jane Wald
Richard Reeves
ABC
North Fork
Nan
Laces McCain
Marshal Torrance
Whit Bissell
CBS
Palice
Sam Colt
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gillis
Captain Midnight Faces Court On Disturbing Peace Charge
Richard Webb, 45, television’s Captain Midnight, is due in court on a misdemeanor disturbing the peace charge after police say he barricaded his home and fired a revolver. Webb claimed he was firing blanks from a 357 magnum and shouted during the incident.
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Hollywood
Richard Webb
Webb
Subu van Nuys
Herter cites 300000 Soviet spies worldwide
Secretary of State Christian Herter told the Senate that some 300000 trained officers are believed to be serving the Soviet Union across the Communist bloc and the free world. He filed a 23 page statement with the Senate committee detailing espionage networks and specific country cases, presented as reference material for the U2 investigation. The list notes agents in Denmark Finland France Holland Japan Norway Sweden Turkey the United Kingdom the United States and 241 others.
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Communist Bloc
Free World
Seevd
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Union
Denmark
Finland
France
Holland
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States
Submarines Built in Mobile by Confederates Found in 1863
The Bluejack and the Huntsley were diesel subs built by the Confederate navy in Mobile Alabama in 1863. The Navy states both are subs and the Bluejack is outmoded. Future subs will be atomic powered.
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Mobile
Ala
Navy
Kiwanis Key Club end of year dance draws 389 teens
389 teenagers attended the Kiwanis Key Club end of school year dance at the War Memorial on Saturday night. Prizes were awarded by Joe Pasquali to Kay Kipps for a $25 bond Bill Anderson for a portable record player Gloria Manuel for a table radio and Diana Robertson for a camera set.
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Kiwanis Key Club
War Memorial
Carter
Joe Pasquali
Kay Kipps
Bill
Beatniks Cause Stir in Pontiac Park
Public park manager Jack Weiler complains nine beatniks from Cave of Nine Cats invade the park dancing beating bongos and reciting verse. Oakland County prosecutor says no law prohibits such behavior and orders the nine released. Also included is a wedding matron of honor duty description.
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Pontiac, Mich
Jack Weiler
Oakland County
George F. Taylor
Sunday Mowers to Be Quiet With Limited Push Time
Baltimore residents may mow on Sundays if the machine runs quietly and the push effort is minimal. Magistrate Milton Sealadel Hose 6 ers weighs how to judge if noise is loud or if pushing constitutes bodily labor, determining facts in each case.
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Baltimore, Md
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