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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1962
Page
4
Julia Jensen, 34, mother of seven and Mrs. Oregon 1959 contestant, works as a sugar beet truck driver in Eastern Oregon. She splits her time with teaching charm school and modeling, while supporting her husband Darwin on their 200 acre farm.
The Cash Box nationwide survey lists The Twist by Checker, The Lion Sleeps Tonight, Walk On By, Run To Him, Cant Help Falling In Love, The Peppermint Twist, Please Mr Postman, When The Boy In Your Arms, Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen, Oh Carol. George
18 year old singer Mike Clifford warns girls against obvious pursuit as he describes how fans try to meet him. He recalls notes under doors, anonymous calls, hotel room neighbors, dinners beside him, and staring sessions as examples of over eagerness. He prefers reserved dates and says he will not date obvious girls. He lives in Los Angeles and started singing with his father at four. His favorite song is Come Rain or Come Shine and his latest recording is Bombay.
Television program list shows daily airtimes across channels with color codes. Entries include news, weather, movies, sports, cartoons, and youth programs with station notes and various time slots throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Fragment listing nonstop listings for shows and times across channels and stations. Includes films sports weather and editorial segments with numerous unreadable titles and scattered times.
Fragmentary TV guide list shows 8 30 Flintstones 9 00 77 Sunset Str 10 00 Target 11 00 News 11 1 a vague daily lineup entry and times without complete titles or channels.
A mixed local television lineup lists time slots for news weather sports and entertainment. Programs include Twilight Zone Gunsmoke Perry Mason Lassie Roy Rogers Sky King and Ed Sullivan plus modern shows like Manline and Dennis.
At 8:30 p.m. Beyond The Thres hold explains why the United States is moving into space and outlines objectives and plans. John Chancellor anchors. 9:30 p.m. Projection 62 NBC News forecasts world events with eleven foreign and domestic correspondents discussing 1962 challenges moderated by Frank McGee. 10:30 p.m. Meet the Press features Senators Hubert Humphrey and Thruston Morton in a special edition.
At 7 p.m. Everglades features Good Boy in an investigation revealing Ralph Martin as a dangerous egoist. 8 p.m. Hathaways airs Waltzing With Walter with Eliow Wins dancing lessons. 8 30 p.m. Flintstones The Gambler shows Fred tempted after treatment. 9 p.m. 77 Sunset Strip The Down Under Caper guest stars Victoria Shaw and Roger Smith. 10 p.m. Target Corruptors A Man Is Waiting to Be Murdered follows Paul Marino protecting a turncoat mobster.
7 30 Rawhide Western drama stars Eric Fleming as trail boss with Clint Eastwood appearing. 8 30 Route 66 follows George Maharis and Martin Milner seeking adventure across the country. 9 30 Father of the Bride features Kay and Buckley in a mounting honeymoon dispute. Leon Ames Myrna Fahey Ruth Warrick Burt Metcalfe co star. 10 Twilight Zone with Gladys Cooper Robert Redford in Nothing in the Dark about an elderly woman who outs the edge of death. 10 30 Eyewitness with Walter Cronkite covers the week’s major news event.
Channel four lists quiet schedule with Mother Carey's Chickens at 1 10 a.m. Channel six shows Restless Breed Bandido and The Major with Inside Job later. Channel three runs What Price Glory Maltese Falcon and Act of Violence. Channel eight airs Riff Raff Test Pilot Prairie Law and Angel Face. Channel ten features Pursuit of the Graf Spee and The Postman Always Rings Twice. Channel thirteen offers Lease On Life Beyond the Rockies and You Cant Get Away With Murder.
Incurable kidney infection may improve if research finds a magic remedy in time. Future advances could include kidney replacement and even plastic organs. Belching may ease tingling in the leg as gas relief and circulation improves.
The list features fiction titles including The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone Franny and Zooey by Salinger To Kill a Mockingbird by Lee Little Me by Dennis Spirit Lake by Kantor and nonfiction works such as The Making of the President 1960 by White A Nation of Sheep by Lederer Living Free by Adamson The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer My Life in Court by Nizer.
The Athens Messenger presents questions on career paths. It covers statistics as a statistician requiring a B S in math economics or statistics with graduate work beneficial, life insurance career via a Hartford booklet, bricklayer apprenticeship routes to foreman or estimator, librarian training needing four years college plus library science study, and clerical entry options for non professionals.
In a comic home scene John plans a bathroom shelf while Skippy and I improvise and handle the saw. A missing hammer triggers a family search and a detour to the store for nails but the moment is lost as John and Skippy wander off to TV.
A story imagines Prince Aboom of Kabob becoming Sheik at 21 and facing a plotted coup by his minister Alley Ratta. Alley is killed after a bungled mutiny, and Aboom rules until 39 then lives to 88 with his harem. The tale closes with a camel drum playing moral.
A cautionary piece urges students to chase high grades rather than settle for Cs. It notes college admissions and employers weigh scholastic records, citing a student who failed to excel and missed opportunities. It emphasizes planning beyond present complacency.
Pat White, management forester for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, observed a six point buck pursuing a small hound along a Croatan National Forest road near New Bern. The dog was chased for about a mile before the deer disappeared into the woods.
A Raleigh reader asks the North Carolina Civil Defense office how to build a fallout shelter with a curious query about placing a periscope on top. The exchange highlights civilian curiosity amid Cold War tensions.
Ralph Sprinkle, president of the North Carolina State Employer Association, was driven by ambulance to a polling place to vote in a bond referendum despite injuries from an auto accident in Fayetteville.
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