Word: debut
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Thursday, January 16 DR. KILDARE (NBC, 8:30-9:30 p.m.). Yvette Mimieux makes her TV debut as an epileptic with a compulsion for surfing. KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATER (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). Gloria Swanson as an eccentric recluse suspected of murdering her six-year-old daughter...
...distribution. Ford plans to field a racing team with its new Grand Touring racers, which will be built in a rented London plant, and hopes to have about 100 cars ready for sale to the public by next year (estimated price: $15,000). The Ford racers will make their debut in June in Europe's most grueling test-the 24-hour race on Le Mans' tricky, twisting track, where only 14 of last year's 49 starters finished. Production volume is not really important. If Fords can beat the Ferraris that have dominated Le Mans...
...Member of the Wedding at seven, and Manhattan Deb Susan Margot Maw, 18, got married anyway. Then they headed south for a warming honeymoon, which meant that Susan was leaving her studies at Bryn Mawr, to say nothing of the holiday ball at which she was scheduled to debut...
Telcan (the name alludes to canned TV) was developed by a pair of British inventors. It was demonstrated in London last summer. A television tape of its debut was run soon afterward on NBC's Today show, where it caught the eye of Cinerama Inc. President Nicolas Reisini. Reisini, a man of wide-screen vision, was looking around for a new product to highlight Cinerama's plans for diversification, and he hoppec a plane for London that very day ant started negotiations for world right: to Telcan...
...generally assumed that the changes he was making would be pitifully political. But on both sides of the Iron Curtain, all doubts have been dispelled. Last January the new opera got an enthusiastic reception in Moscow. Last week, with the new title of Katerina Ismailova, it had its Western debut at London's Covent Garden. To the delight of an audience that would not stop cheering until the shy Shostakovich had come onstage to accept a laurel wreath, every change turned out to be strictly the work of a matured and masterly composer...