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...Hoagy Carmichael (Sun. 5:30 p.m., CBS). Jazz-singing with shape, strut and style...
...American Colleges met at the Statler, and in the course of its deliberations neatly side stopped the most ubiquitous and difficult of all pedagogical problems--money. The nettlesome issue of Federal subsidies for higher education stood high on the agenda, and one of the keynote speeches featured Dr. Carmichael of Tufts in a fervent plea for Federal aid. Then, quietly, the convention sent the resolution back to committee with a recommendation that the membership be polled a second time on a question to which it had already responded "Aye" by a preponderant majority...
...determining his successor. Backers of incumbent Governor Arnall believed that he should continue in office, even though he was constitutionally barred from a second candidacy, and had not run in 1946. Others wanted the General Assembly to choose between the two highest general election write-in candidates: James V. Carmichael and Talmadge's son, Herman (pronounced Hummon to rhyme with summon). Still others tried to make a case for M. E. Thompson, Georgia's newly elected lieutenant governor. At week's end no way had been found of resolving the dilemma...
...Hoagy Carmichael (Sun. 5:30 p.m., CBS) sings his jazz with a rare close beat...
...hits: Stardust (which has earned Carmichael more than $250,000), Lazybones, Rockin' Chair, Two Sleepy People, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. His latest, Old Buttermilk Sky, last week was No. 6 on the Hit Parade...