Lemon Satisfies In Unsatisfying Broadway Play
New York drama review notes Jack Lemmon shifts from film to stage in Face of a Hero at the O’Neill Theater. The critic finds the play cluttered early, with some lively third act melodrama, as Lemmon portrays an idealistic lawyer entangled in political crime and moral ambiguity.
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William Glover
New York
Jack Lemmon
O'Neill Theater
Lemmon
Dick Easterly Shifts from Quarterback to Orange Baseball
Dick Easterly, Syracuse alternates starter at quarterback, played left field for the Orange baseball team last spring, highlighting his multi sport contribution.
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Dick Easterly
Syracuse
Tam
Orange
Luray Caverns Attracts With World Famous Sights
Three great attractions at Luray Caverns in Luray Virginia draw visitors to the cave’s famed features. Twenty thousand breathtaking sights include the Stalacpipe Organ and the Singing Tower opening above ground with the Car and Carriage Caravan.
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Luray
Luray Caverns
Lodge Says U S Prestige Misunderstood in TV Address
Republican vice presidential nominee Henry Cabot Lodge argued that U S prestige is mistaken for being loved and asserted the United States cannot be loved but can be respected. He defended U S military strength, praised the United Nations, and supported vetoing Red China’s UN entry while contrasting Kennedy’s recent stance on Cuban policy.
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United States
Lodge
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United Nations
China
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Lutherans to Spend 25 Million on New Churches This Year
The United Lutheran Church in America and its congregations will invest 25 million dollars in new church construction during the year. About 120 United Lutheran congregations in the United States and Canada are set to begin building before year’s end.
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United Lutheran Church In America
American Missions Secretary
United Lutheran
United States
Canada
Kennedy Advised To Use Make-up For TV Debate
Hollywood AP reports a makeup expert urges Senator John F Kennedy to use makeup for the TV debates after Nixon’s shadowed appearance. The adviser notes lighting matters as well, warns against color TV distortions, and recommends a production crew for campaigns.
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Hollywood
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NBC
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Morley
San Francisco
Claude Thompson
Bob Hope
Dinah Shore
Ralph Edwards
TV Highlights and Highlights From Evening Lineup
NBC Our American Heritage tells the final years of Alexander Hamilton and Jefferson’s clash to thwart Burr. Not Without Honor features Arthur Kennedy and Ralph Bellamy. Other highlights include Rawhide on CBS with Dan OHerlihy in Incident at Dragoon Crossing, Harrigan and Son on ABC, The Westerner with Sam Jaffe, Route 66 in New Orleans, and 77 Sunset Strip with a dangerous financial case ending in death.
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Lowell Thomas
CBS
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Dragoon Crossing
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McKeen
Sam Jaffe
New Orleans
Betty Field
Jeff Spencer
Karen Steele
Jay Novello
Man Charged With Striking Trooper Captured in Martinsville
John Henry Wood, 28, of Stuart, is accused of striking Trooper M. E. Cassell with handcuffs and fleeing a patrol car after being stopped for erratic driving. Wood was captured at his home about 15 hours later by Cassell and three other troopers. The cuffs had been sawed off by a close relative.
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John Henry Wood
Rt. 1
Stuart
M. E. Cassell
Wood
Cassell
Transport for Christ to send missionary to Alberta truckers
Transport for Christ in Edmonton plans a missionary to reach Alberta truck drivers. Sponsored by trucking firms and unions the mission will speak at overnight stops union meetings and other gatherings to spread its message.
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Edmonton
Alta
Transport For Christ
Alberta
All-Star Circus taped in Copenhagen with Schumann family
NBC broadcast at 8 features the Schumann family with guest stars in Copenhagen. Paul Winchell hosts the Cirkus Schumann of Denmark.
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Schumann
Paul Winchell
Cirkus Schumann
Denmark
CBS
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Garand
Skeletons dated to 16th century B C found at Gibeon site
Berkeley archaeologists led by Dr. James B. Pritchard report discovery of skeletal remains from the 16th century B C in an ancient cemetery at the biblical city of Gibeon.
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Calif
B.C
Gibeon
James B. Pritchard
Church Divinity, School of the Pacific
TV Schedule Snapshot Event Listings
A weekly TV guide fragment lists programs with times and titles including Burns and Allen, The Three Stooges, The Little Rascals, All-Star Circus, 77 Sunset Strip, Famous Playhouse, Wings of Danger featuring Zachary Scott, Bowl the Champ, Saturday Matinee and Serial Theater alongside a weather segment.
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