Televsion Schedule for The Texan Show Fugitives
The Texan airs a schedule listing a fugitive themed program lineup. Details show episode times and channel placements for the viewing period.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
12
The Texan airs a schedule listing a fugitive themed program lineup. Details show episode times and channel placements for the viewing period.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a television personality or show segment in Hollywood Squares style. Readable details are minimal but indicate a personal profile or feature within a syndicated game or talk format. Further context is not available in the legible text.
A scrambled TV schedule fragment lists blocks titled Silent Summer Semester and various programs across times noon to after midnight. It references shows like Jeopardy, The Edge of Night, Secret Storm, PDQ Game, and multiple movies and sports blocks with actor credits and channel notes.
The article argues mental and physical activity extend life beyond the normal span. It promotes gradual physical training and ongoing mental pursuits such as learning languages, adult education, and library resources. It mentions Josephine Lowman offering guidance and a free copy via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
Christine and Joe dispute Beth’s custody with Alfred claiming parental rights. The judge outlines welfare concerns and notes Alfred’s support, while Christine argues visits would disrupt a stable home. The piece invites readers to weigh the visitation question and consider state law guidance.
A reader explains enamel touch up with original enamel in scratches, then rub with rotten stone or fill mars with a wax crayon matching color and waxPolish. Candy stains mostly come out with hot water. chocolate on white fabric with peroxide or cleaning fluid. paraffin must cool gradually to avoid separation.
A short feature describes a daily message game. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, then read letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a fortune. Copyright 1967 King Features Syndicate. World rights reserved.
A brief note describes a local paper boy as a small merchant who runs his own business and asks readers to pay him weekly. The fragment emphasizes his independence and consistent service delivery.
West made his first booboo on this deal when he passed a partner's double intended as a takeout request. A second booboo followed. Val. NS WEST 5A953 OK862 463 9A1087542 QJ10.
Play-by-play of a bridge deal where West leads a diamond, East ruffs and later wins with spade queen. The defense runs out of tricks as East ruffs with the queen and declarer loses a trump. The bidding diagram shows North in one club, heart, East pass, South one diamond one spade, West pass. North holds S K 6 2 H Q J 9 4 D 973. What should he bid? Answer tomorrow.
A new five minute videotaped history tour is set for visitors near the White House East Executive Avenue fence. It presents brief lessons on what pleases God and the idea that Right has prevailed in history. Julioen C Hyer references guide the approach.
A reader and her husband seek to adopt a 10 year old girl taken from her mother by courts. Advice urges fostering first, building trust, and avoiding pressuring the child, while not denigrating the mother. Consider sending for Mrs Eldred’s leaflet for guidance on adoption.
The article suggests brushing paint over the putty onto the glass to anchor it and prevent creep. It notes meats spoil quickly and recommends using variety meats within a day and keeping them in the coldest refrigeration.
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