TV Highlights Set of Tonight's Highlights by Network
Susan Strasberg stars in a Paris drama on CBS Desilu Playhouse. NBC Bucks in features Russell Arms as a traveling marriage counselor. Texas Rangers follows a kidnapping trail. Restless Gun has Madame Brimstone aiding a Boston grandson. The Texan pairs Bill Longley with wartime friends and a young lady. Bold Journey shows Pacific tidelands under Washington to California. Wells Fargo accuses Doc Holliday of robbery, then exonerates him. Father Knows Best has travel troubles on a deserted road. Peter Gunn receives a death threat from an ex-convict. An Evening with Richard Rodgers showcases Rodgers and Hart and Hammerstein with guest stars. Danny Thomas centers on a birthday blues. Theatre imagines an angel reuniting a boy with his imprisoned father.
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Pasadena City College
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Wells Fargo
Jim Hardie
Doc Holliday
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Peter Gunn
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Florence Henderson
Lisa Kirk
Bill Tabbert
James Hurst
John Daly
Danny Thomas
Danny Williams
Heaven
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Canal Zone Extends Five Miles Each Side of Canal
The first National League baseball game was played April 22 1876 in Philadelphia. Boston beat the Phils 6 to 5.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Phils
Diamond Dealer Says Gunman Got 250000 Gems
Julius Furst a 48 year old diamond dealer told police he was held up and kidnaped near the West Side Airlines Terminal on 42nd Street. He said a gunman forced him into a car, a struggle over his briefcase produced a shot and he was wounded in the shoulder before fleeing to a lunchroom. He was en route to Washington on business.
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Julius Furst
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West Side Airlines
42Nd St
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10Th Avenues
Washington, D.C
Truman Cannot Attend Churchill Dinner at White House
President Eisenhower invited former President Harry S. Truman to a White House stag dinner for Sir Winston Churchill on Wednesday, but Truman sent regrets due to a New York engagement. The two leaders' relations have been strained since the 1952 campaign, with the last Memorial Day invitation in May also declined.
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Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
White House
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James C. Hagerty
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
TV Schedule Snapshot From a Classic Era Lineup
A dense list of TV and radio program times includes Superman Popeye Abbott and Costello Weather Sam and Friends Three Stooges Amos n Andy Spotlight and more with titles like The Window The Magnificent Seven and Lassie Comes Home, featuring stars such as Barbra Hale Bobby Driscoll and Ronald Reagan.
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Sam and Friends
Three Stooges
Amos ’N’ Andy
Spotlight
Immunity Rule Upheld by State's Highest Court
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed immunity for charitable institutions in a Danville hospital case, reversing a $12,500 verdict in Memorial Hospital Inc. Oakes died after an oxygen tent fire. The court called the doctrine firmly embedded, upholding long standing policy and remanding for final judgment in favor of the hospital. The decision was part of 21 opinions from the term. other rulings included a $125,000 award for Mary Simmons and a $20,000 verdict against Portsmouth Transit Co. in a bicycle collision case.
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Danville
Supreme Court
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Oakes
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Harold F. Snead
General Assembly
Mary Helen Simmons
Rt. 634
Sussex County
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Sussex Circuit Court
C. Vernon Spratley
Portsmouth City
Portsmouth Transit Co
Albert E. Brickhouse
High Street
Portsmouth
Collison
Contempt ruling in Arlington case cited as unfair questioning
The court questioned the fairness of the inquiry led by James M. Thomson over Scull's refusals to discuss ties with the NAACP and other groups. The judge noted that contempt would punish a crime not reasonably known, as he resisted providing answers about his post office box use and organizational connections amid unclear questions.
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James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Scull
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fairfax County Council On Human Relations
Arlington County Circuit Court
Congress seeks curb on non legislative material in Record
Rep. Paul C. Jones proposes limits on non legislative material printed in the Congressional Record. He suggests a per session page quota and notes current practice where some members insert hundreds of items. The plan aims to reduce mailing costs and curb overuse while preserving genuine legislative context.
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Washington
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D-Mo
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Soviet Embassy staff race to beat reporters at airport
Soviet to Soviet Embassy staff began arriving by plane. About 40 were on hand and watched newsmen closely. Ten minutes before takeoff, a car with Ambassador Alexi D. Shiborn and the Stryguine party arrived. A reporter was charged by three Soviets as Shiborn spoke. Guards pushed reporters aside and tackled cameras as Leavens was lifted and locked in the customs room before boarding with his wife nearby.
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Stryguines
Stryguine
Kent State study shack with radar beam windows
Kent State University in Ohio operates a study shack housing radar beam equipment. Each window is valued at $1,000 as part of the research setup.
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Kent State University
Ohio
Private School Petition Seeks Withdrawal of Invitation
The educational foundation asks that Governor Almond’s invitation be withdrawn amid questions over his position. The foundation’s board may meet tonight or tomorrow to consider the petition. The private school serves about 780 white students and expects a large graduating class.
Governor backs desegregation program at session
The governor endorsed a plan to contain school integration at a June 9 commencement. The program allows desegregation to proceed on a controlled basis with only Negro students enrolled while whites resist private schooling.
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General Assembly
Warren Coun
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