TV HIGHLIGHTS Drama About Army Trucks Convoy
TV highlights preview dramatic programs and guests across CBS NBC ABC including Thunder over Berlin about a German convoy incident and Berlin crisis, Wagon Train with The Steve Camden Story, Lawrence Welk with Megan Ellgaard, Trackdown with Hoby Gilman, The Little Black Box episode, The Millionaire plot involving youth and greed, Milton Berle Wake, Donna Reed charity drive, Bat Masterson Lottery of Death, and Wednesday Night Fights featuring Ralph Dupas vs Charley Scott.
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Bud Evans
CBS
Circle Theatre
Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
Geneva
NBC
Ben Cooper
Torin Thatcher
Robert Horton
Steve Campden
ABC
Lawrence Welk
Megan Ellegaard
Finlad
Hoby Gilman
Onde
Harriet
Nelson
Ozzie
Mr. Anthony
Milton Berle
Jimmie Rodgers
Bimbombey
Berle
Magic Tube
George Burns
Donna Reed
Hillsdale
Bat Masterson
Bat
Gene Barry
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Charley Scott
Chicago
Dupas
Scott
Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds Wed After Nevada Divorce
Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds married soon after Fisher obtained a Nevada divorce from Reynolds on mental cruelty grounds. The couple left Las Vegas with fans cheering, then boarded a jet to Los Angeles, continuing to New York. Reynolds offered a brief statement wishing them happiness.
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Spain
Columbus
Santa Maria
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Fisher
Tropicana Hotel
Jewish War Veterans
Nevada
Debbie Reynolds
Liz
New York
Miss Reynolds
Ee Cote
Oeay Fisher
Hollywood
TV Listings Map A Busy Screen Schedule
A dense list of prime time programs shows Cisco Kid Popeye Abbott and Costello Top o the Weather Sam and Friends The Three Stooges Amos n Andy Spotlight Weather News Wagon Train I Love Lucy Sea Hawk and Top Hat films plus news ballads and game shows. The schedule runs through late night with news Weather Sports programming and movie reels.
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Sam and Friends
The
Three Stooges
Amos ‘N
Andy
Spotlight
Weather
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Anti-Carpet Senators Fight Over Tile Floors at Capitol
The capital’s carpet controversy centers on tile versus carpet in the Senate’s new 26 million dollar office building. Forty two senators occupy five room suites with green carpet on private offices while other floors use rubber tiles. Proxmire and Douglas oppose further carpet costs and door trimming, while Neuberger seeks carpet for all.
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Senate
William Proxmire
Wis
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Neuberger
Proxmire
Douglas
Philip Roof
Capitol
Roof
Lakes Shipping Faces Turbulent Seaway Start
Ships entering the St. Lawrence Seaway encounter traffic jams due to lingering ice and late opening. Delays at Welland Canal have caused losses estimated in the millions, with berthing and dock facilities cited as major snags across Cleveland Chicago Detroit Buffalo and other Great Lakes ports.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence River
Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
Healke
Canal
Cleveland
Lake Calumet
Detroit
Detroit River
Buffalo
Canada Tightens Repairs as Dock Walls Skim Warps
Authorities move to correct defects after scraping dock walls and missed channels. Canada faces ongoing repair efforts amid unsettled Great Lakes conditions and mixed progress.
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Canada
Great Lakes
Odd footwear at St Charles news meeting
In St Charles Missouri Neal Fink of the Cosmos Monitor wore one black shoe and one brown shoe during rounds of regular news sources. Only two people noticed the mismatch. One was his boss Publisher Darby Tally.
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ST. Charles
Re- Neal. Fink
St. Char- Cosmos-Monitor
Darby Tally
Dick Sisler Returns to Manage Nashville for Third Season
Dick Sisler former Philadelphia Phillies first baseman and homer hero of the 1950 pennant leads Nashville for a third season as manager.
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Dick Sisler
Philadelphia
Nashville
Troops deployed to quell strikes at Henderson mills
National Guard troops arrived in Henderson North Carolina to quell violence at Harriet Henderson cotton mills after a strike began November 17. About 300 guardsmen with fixed bayonets patrolled the two plants after rocks were thrown and cars were fired on as strikers and workers left. Police arrested five, including a man charged with inciting to riot. Governor Luther Hodges ordered the force following ongoing clashes as arbitration issues and worker status debates spurred continued tensions.
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Henderson
N. C
National Guard
Harriet-Henderson
Luther Hodges
Textile Workers Union of America
Julius Frye
Greensboro
Couy
Cubs rookie Bob Smith Shuts Out Six for Seals in 1957
Bob Riverboat Smith, rookie pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, pitched six shutouts for the San Francisco Seals in 1957, the Seals final season in the Pacific Coast League.
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Bob
Riverboat) Smith
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Seals
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