Perry Mason in Case of the Other Highlights and TV Lineup
TV highlights list unpacks Perry Mason defending a sender on a murder charge. Programs span CBS NBC ABC and CBS night lineups from Forbes Field Pittsburgh to Belmont Race Track with Peter Pan Handicap and Gunsmoke all age cues.
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CBS
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Fred Capossela
Belmont Race
Chris Bchenkle
NBC
Art Linkletter
Fort Worth
Perry Como
Pattie Page
Eddie Hodges
Dave Berry
Mr. Commo
Suhahha
Zazu Pitts
Susanna
ABC
Lawrence Welk
Bob Lido
Buddy Merrill
Kathy Lennon
Gan
Evening TV Schedule Dramas, News and Sports Highlights
Prime time lists Glenn, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke and Opry along with baseball Washington at Baltimore. Multiple late movies include Caesar and Cleopatra and To Have and Have Not with Bogart and Bacall. news, weather, and sports wrap around detailed listings.
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Perry Como
Baseball Washington
Baltimore
Traffic Cop Ends Boy's Dream Of Baseball Career
A nine year old from Battle Creek paid $20 for a Chicago train trip to see the Cubs but a traffic officer diverted him to a Little League game. Tommy Krause abandoned his big league plans after meeting Officer Carl Willis guiding traffic on a South Side intersection. His parents met him back in Battle Creek. the boy vowed to stay home and not run away again.
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Chicago
Tommy Krause
Carl Willis
South Side
Tommy
Battle Creek
Mich
Cubs
63Rd Street
Willis
Woodland
Tom
Eugene
Mildred
Evening TV Slates From NBC CBS ABC and More
TV listings show 6:30 NBC No Warning with Jack Benny themed bits and 7:00 CBS Ed Sullivan Show with European venue guests including Jimmie Rogers and Mario Del monaco. 7:00 NBC Steve Allen Show features guests Skitch Henderson and Don Knotts. 8:00 CBS Electric Theatre stars Vincent Pride. 8:00 ABC The Baseball Corner features Frankie Frisch Duke Snider Pee Wee Reese and Buddy Blattner with film clips.
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CBS
Ed Sullivan
Europe
Brussels
Warne
Shuster
Jeanmaire
Roland Petit
Jimmie Rogers
Eric Adams
Coretta Morrow
Sallie Blair
Mario Delmonaco
Amin Brothers
NBC
Steve Allen
Ma Raye
Mel Torme
Gus Bivona
Sandra McCorker
Skitch Henderson
Gene Rayburn
Louis Nye
Tom Poston
Don Knotts
Allen
CBS “Electric Theatre
Vincent Pride
Sterling Hayden
ABC
Frankie Frisch
Duke Snider
Dodger
Pee Wee Reese
Buddy B
Death of Korean Soldier Probed
Korean and U S military police investigate the death of a Korean soldier allegedly pushed from a speeding train by Pfc Carley E Simpson 18 of Clarksdale Mississippi. An Army spokesman said it is too early to say whether charges will be filed again. Simpson, a military policeman, is being held after the incident on a Seoul bound train where the Korean soldier is said to have boarded a U S mail car.
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Seoul
Carley E. Simpson
Clarksdale
Miss
Simpson
U.S. Army
U. S
NAACP Richmond Branch Falls Short of Goal by 800
The Richmond NAACP failed by about 800 members to hit a four thousand member target in a drive ending this week. Campaign chairman Rev. E. C. Kent announced the extension to June 9 hoping to reach the goal. This year's total stands at 3,200, slightly above last year's 3,186.
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Richmond
National Associtation For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
E. C. Kent
J. M. Tinsley
Retired Pullman Exec George A. Kelly Dies at 73
Chicago report states George Arthur Kelly, 73, former executive vice president of the Pullman Co., died Thursday from a heart condition. He joined Pullman in 1920 as general solicitor and rose to vice president in 1934, serving until retirement in 1951.
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Chicago
George Arthur Kelly
The
Pullman Co
Kernstown News Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Meetings
A roundup of local movements includes visits by the Ritter families to Bethesda and Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins in Alexandria, and Mrs. Grove in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Kernstown Methodist Charge Men meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Refuge Church. Several residents travel to Charlottesville Charlottesville and Martinsburg for family and social gatherings.
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Loring
Ritter
Myre
Douglas Ritter
Grace Ritter
Bethesda
Thomas Ritter
Belinda
Refuge Church
Robert Boyd
Boyd
W. A. Shifflette
Winchester
Austin White
Charlottesville
Warden Jenkins
Alexandria
Jenkins
J. W. Jenkins
Newport
R. I
Mr. Ritter
Arthur Seger
Nannie Wiggington
Baltimore
Donald Weller
Abra Sue
Martinsbore
Weller
J. Earl Ewing
William Claytor
Cascade
Claytor
Robert Still
Melvin Sandy
Barbara
Gary
Mary Kay
Sandy
M. K. Sandy
Stephens City
Melvin Davis
Davis
Ross de Haven
Middletown
Euene DeHaven
Pattie
Philip
Ross Cook
Tommy
Berryville
Virginia Cook
Donnie
White Post
Leonard Holt
Quentin Baker
Sammy
Front Royal
Joe Hulver
Robert Pletcher
Ronald
Garland
Donald
Fletcher
Ernest Dailey
Whitacre
Arthur Sager
Guy Keckley
Treasury Offers To Sell Long Term Bonds To Refinance Debt
The Treasury plans to sell a billion dollars in long term bonds dated June 3 with a 3 percent coupon but an effective yield of 3.22 percent. The issue matures May 15, 1985 after 26 years 11 months. Subscriptions open for three days for the new securities while holders of expiring notes may swap or take cash.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Powell Gains GOP Nomination
New York Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. won the Republican nomination for his Harlem seat after a 6-1 county vote. Powell, indicted on federal tax charges, plans to run in August as an independent Democrat while accepting the GOP nomination with gratitude.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
Oil Firms Deny Price Fixing in Grand Jury Indictment
Federal grand jury charges 29 oil firms with conspiring to raise crude oil and auto gasoline prices across 43 states. Indictment alleges unlawful agreement from 1956 to January 1957. firms deny the charge as preposterous and unwarranted. The market described excludes California Oregon Washington Idaho and Arizona.
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Alexandria
Suez Canal
Europe
Herbert Brownell
Asst
Victor R. Hansen
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
House
United States
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Arizona
Publisher James Darling Dies in Salem at 73
James Darling 73 of Salem Ohio, longtime publisher since 1937 of Farm and Dairy weekly, died Thursday at home from a heart attack. The newspaper circulated across the Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia tristate area.
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Youngstown, Ohio
James Darling
Salem
Ohio
Farm and Dairy
Ohio-Pennsylvania- West Virginia
Tristate
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