Television Schedule Silent Hour Snippet
A fragment of a TV grid shows a silent block from 10:00 to 11:45 with brief 10:15 and 11:15 entries and a note Silent indicating no program details for that period.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1968
Page
11
6 NBC Stent Kartoon Karnaval at Tonight's Telecast
The page lists a TV lineup with a mix of cartoons and shows across NBC such as The Symbol C, Candid Camera and Treasure Isle. Spanish Land II and Fugitive Concentra tion appear in the schedule alongside The Karnaval and musical segments tonight.
Television Grid for International Zone Kindergarten College
A long list of daytime and prime time TV slots. The grid shows programs from Paul Dixon Bonnie Prudden Donna Reed to Indiana Jones style lineups, with cartoons, soap operas, game shows and news. It outlines broadcast times across morning to late night, including sports and special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dixon
Bonnie Prudden
Donna Reed
Woody
Woodbury
Billie
Boucher World
Dennis
Storm
Douglas
Pat Boone
Mike
Jennings
Secret Agent
McHales Navy
Mason Huntley
Garrison
Mason Brinkley
Mason News
Getty Daktari
Lewis
Hawaii
Jerry Red
Skelton
Merv Griffin
Red College
Good Morn College
Ing World
CBS News College
CBS News
Alfred
Hitchcock Spares
Kate
J. Bishop
Carson
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
Advice on eight week beauty improvement plan focusing on measurements, gradual weight loss, and special exercises. Provides sample menus, measurement tips, and a kit offer via the Register and Tribune Syndicate. Includes contact details for Josephine Lowman in Des Moines, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Fallout Food Safety Q A Advises Cleaning Contaminated Foods
Civil Defense answers public questions on fallout from controlled nuclear energy. Eating small amounts of fallout is not harmful, but foods should be cleaned well and contaminated items should not be eaten. Tomorrow's question asks if new crops will grow next year.
H is a pleasant little game that gives a daily message
A 1968 King Features Syndicate puzzle describes a numeric fortune game. Count letters in your first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read letters under checked figures from the rectangle to reveal a message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Winning Contract In Four Spades Bridge Analysis
North should jump to four spades to show a maximum hand and encourage a slam. Declarer should ruff the diamond lead, draw trumps, test hearts, and finesse in diamonds twice while discarding hearts on the diamond and club suits. If declarer misplays by shedding diamonds early, the contract can be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
East
Declarer
Silencing a Leaky Faucet Prompted by Night Disturbance
A frugal home remedy suggests tying a cotton string to the faucet so water drips down it quietly. Readers should replace the faulty washer the next day to stop the leak. The advice reflects practical, old fashioned know how.
Pay Your Paper Boy Every Week
A compact note urging weekly payment to a paper boy who runs his own small business. It warns that failing to have cash ready and making him wait imposes hardship on the young merchant and may affect his livelihood.
Learning to Creep by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Readers share child rearing tips in this column. A mother describes using a bag of familiar toys when visiting others to ease a child’s adaptation and reduce quarreling. She also keeps a discarded-toy box for guests to tempt sharing and avoid restlessness.
Should Ace Be Held Liable For Tom's Broken Leg
In a Reader's Courtroom sketch Tom sues Ace Bowling Alley after injuring his leg when his foot slipped on a drop-off walkway. Ace argues Tom knew of the danger and should have watched where he walked. The piece weighs both sides and invites a verdict of Yes or No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ace
Legal note on negligent risk at Ace's premises in sporting game
The judge explains Tom faced risk in a bowling activity at Ace's venue. He may have forgotten the danger amid excitement despite warning the management. State laws vary. consult a family lawyer for guidance.
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Tom
Ace
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