Hall of Fame Opens 12th TV Season with Macbeth
TV highlights list season opener lineup with NBC CBS and ABC programs. Macbeth at Hermitage Castle Scotland and Elstree London studio leads a varied night mix including Rawhide with Ralph Bellamy as Judge Quince, Parisian Ice Revue No 2 on International Showtime, Route 66 guest spots, and Sunset Strip drama 77 Sunset Strip with a murder case.
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Steve Raines
Batic
Leo Vissar
Dick Price
Jeff Spencer
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Stanley Banks
Engagement diamonds and a scrambled TV night
The listing notes 9:00 ABC program Target The Corrup tors with Newsman Marino investigating a powerful lobbyist and a governor in his pocket. Ed mond O'Brien guest stars in The Invisible Government.
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Marino
Be Haa
Edmond O’brien
Four Whooping Cranes Arrive At Texas Refuge
Four adult whooping cranes arrived at the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge near Corpus Christi Texas as the annual wintering site. Hyson J Johnson the refuge manager reported the arrival and noted 36 cranes wintered last year. Counts show 36 adults and four young birds summering at their Canadian refuge and seven cranes remain in captivity.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
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Canada
Television Schedule Highlights Mixed Classic Programs
A dense listing outlines daytime and early evening TV slots with titles from Broken Arrow to The Flintstones and Hall of Fame. Notable features include Westerns, comedies, news blocks, movies like The Heiress and The Maltese Falcon, and late night talk formats.
Danny Thomas plans two new TV shows amid top ten rating
Danny Thomas remains in the top ten as he and Sheldon Leonard work on two new series for next season. They anticipate a situation comedy I and Claudie and another My 15 Blocks about a patrolman family life. He also praises Joey Bishop and previews Sid Melton and Pat Carroll joining his show while considering future European travel with his wife. A TV twist trend hits New York with Ed Sullivan and NBC Today promising dance segments and a Merrilly We Roll Along special with Groucho Marx.
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NBC
Hungarian-Born Engineer Wins Nobel Prize
George von Bekesy, 62, now at Harvard, wins the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for discoveries on cochlear stimulation. His work, begun in Hungary and continued in Stockholm, advances acoustics and ear research. The ceremony will be in Stockholm on December 10.
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George von Bekesy
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
von Bekesy
Hungary
Royal Hungarian Institute For
Budapest
Stockholm
Royal Institute of Technology
Royal Caroline Medico-Chirurgical Institute
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