TV Highlights: Totter on Red Skelton Show and Classic Night
Audrey Totter guests on Red Skelton as George faces a gang witness dilemma. Evening TV lineup features Sugarfoot Laramie and Dobie Gillis plus Eisenhower News Special and Crime drama Tightrope with undercover cop plots. Betsy Palmer, Johnny Carson, and M Squad with Edward Kenner and Leonard Nimoy also appear.
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Powell man tests power lawn mower indoors
Powell Wyoming reports a local businessman tried a new power lawn mower in his front room. The device cut a neat short turf, shorter than the rug. The test was described as a success with the mower performing as expected.
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TV Guide Style Miscellany From Vintage Schedule Listing
A compact transcription lists various shows and times including Burns and Allen Popeye Little Rascals NBC News The Honeymooner Sheriff of Cochise Weather News Cannonball Sugarfoot Pony Express Eyewitness to History Rifleman Tightrope Jack Paar Show Walter Winchell File African Patrol Newsbeat The Lord's Prayer Movie Mr Moto Takes a Chance Shadow Man About Faces Queen for a Day Day in Court For Better or Worse News.
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Mystery Hour Shining Star Of Summer TV
Review of a summer TV night noting a widow accused of murdering her husband and a schizoid killer plot. Describes actors Walter Slezak and Loretta Young, mentions NBC Pane sic on Ice and a June 8 Richard Diamond return, with mixed impressions on the evening.
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Burglars Use Walkie Talkies In Birmingham Heist
In Birmingham detectives found a walkie talkie among stolen loot and tools, suggesting burglars used it to summon a lookout. Detective C. L. Limbaugh said the radio was on and linked to the approaching suspect.
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Richmond Man Dies When Hit By Locomotive
LANEXA AP Harry Saunders 74, retired Chesapeake and Ohio Railway employee from Richmond, was struck by a freight train engine while walking along the tracks beside the Chickahominy River. State Police said he made no move to avoid the collision. the engineer blew emergency brakes but could not avert the fatal impact.
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An unclear OCR fragment mentions a location and quantity but provides no identifiable names or details. The text lacks a complete event, date, or organization to identify a specific news item for a concise summary.
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