Twenty eight new TV programs scheduled for the fall
AP reports 28 new shows among 91 network offerings for 7:30 to 11 pm slots. Comedy leads with Lucille Ball and Fair Exchange. dramas span Jack Webb to Loretta Young. World War II action-adventure grows with Combat and The Gallant Men. The Virginian tops NBC Western slate.
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TV Schedule Shifts Ahead as Fall Lineup Takes Shape
The article outlines NBC and ABC scheduling changes for the coming season with Westerns like The Wide Country and Stacy Burke, private-eye formats fading, new comedies from Paar Williams Rogers and Evans, and renewed interest in old films and Firestone music. It notes several shows switching networks and the lack of certainty about hit picks, with production ramping up by July and audience voting in fall.
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Yet Who Willed Savings to U S Is Found Dead
Miami AP report says Marc Antony a 92 year old Spanish American war veteran who left 14000 dollars to the federal government was found dead in his trailer home. He had said the government had been good to him and he was returning the money.
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