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That is very encouraging progress for an unrestored TV of that age.
I have had poor success with reforming old electrolytics. Some will reform, but in my experience, they will either perform badly or fail before long.
I would replace the electrolytics to prevent future damage. If you are concerned about authentic appearance, of course you can restuff the original cans with new capacitors.
Until I have replaced electrolytics and performed voltage checks around the set, I don't try to diagnose more specific problems. There are too many possible causes -- including bad paper capacitors, dirty/corroded controls, and so on.
Just my opinion :-)
Phil Nelson
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