The United States Steel Hour - Season 10 (1962)

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A young mother of two small children and an active participant in her community's social life has been told that she has a serious heart defect - which even surgery may not correct.

A woman caring for her elderly, invalid husband is very lonely. When a truck driver barges into her life, she sees him as her salvation.

Paul Gardiner, Latin teacher at a private school, was an adopted child who never bothered to inquire who his real parents were. But now his snobbish future mother-in-law insists that he learn their identities - before he gets married.

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Twelve-year old Jeff Wheeler, whose father is an Army doctor stationed in Germany, wants to prove to the old man that he is self-reliant - so he sneaks into the attic at night to make a pipe rack for him.

Russell Hampshire hasn't spent much time with his son Teddy during summer vacation, but the youngster has found a substitute - Captain Walker, a retired airline pilot.

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An old lady becomes friends with a group of mothers who have sons fighting overseas during World War I. She feels left out since she has no child serving the war effort. After seeing a photo in the newspaper of a soldier with her last name, she tells the other ladies that he is her son, even though she's never even met the man. An uncomfortable meeting between the two is inevitable.