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- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 date "1954-04-24".
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 first "Walter".
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 isCitedBy Alan_Handley.
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 last "Ames".
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 quote "Alan Handley, one of television's top creative minds, yesterday signed a long-term contract with NBC to produce, direct and develop his own video packages. Handley has been Dinah Shore's guardian angel ...".
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 title "Handley to Create Own TV Package".
- d535e5c58e9d1ccb845de595b77ce8d514422824e72e52aad60ddbaa1c0b2377 work "Los Angeles Times".