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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
12
New York profile details Jonathan Frid and his Dark Shadows fame. Fans flood letters praising his voice, looks, and vampire role as Barabas Collins. Frid discusses acting approach, fan devotion, and career background from Yale to television.
Clarence Williams III Peggy Lipton and Michael Cole headline ABC TV's new hour long Mod Squad as executive Aaron Sperling previews the controversial series set to air 6 30 to 7 30 p m Tuesday September 24 on ABC TV.
Hollywood observers describe growing roles for Black artists like Diahann Carroll and Julian Mayfield in TV and film. The piece highlights Dassin’s Paramount drama Up Tight and the first all Negro variety special Soul, with Lou Rawls and Nipsey Russell among stars. Mayfield, a writer turned actor, reflects on barriers in craft unions and uncertain future.
Blondie the comic strip comes to television as a CBS series debuting September 26 at 6 30 to 7 p m. Patricia Harty stars as Blondie, Will Hutchins as Dagwood, and Jim Backus as J C Dithers in the new show based on Chic Young's popular cartoons. Backus is joined by his wife Henny as Cora Dithers in the program.
A nationwide Cash Box rundown lists ten top songs including Hello I Love You by the Doors and Sunshine of Your Love by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Other entries feature Born To Be Wild, Turn Around Look At Me, and Stoned Soul Picnic with artists such as the Rascals the Vogues and Cream.
The three networks intend no major format changes for the Democratic National Convention. They doubt managers will allow outside live camera coverage, even as Illinois Bell workers agree to install internal convention hall gear but refuse external live pickups.
On CBS TV look up and live Sunday August 18 at 9 30 a m Part VII of We Will Speak Who Will Answer examines the church initiated Neighbor-for-Neighbor program in Tulsa Oklahoma highlighting community outreach by local churches.
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