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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
5
Academy Award winner Karl Malden is signed to co star with Robert Redford in Paramount Pictures Blue a Kittledrum Production produced by Judd Bernard and Irwin Winkler confirming a high profile casting move and studio confidence.
Station listings for Iowa and Minnesota include Mason City KGLO channel 3 Austin KMMT channel 6 and Rochester KROC channel 10 with network affiliations and times. The compact table lists local stations and their channel placements for regional viewers in Mason City Austin and Rochester.
A Saturday lineup lists morning to late night programs including Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Underdog and The Space Ghosts Cartoon block. Afternoon features sports and films with major events like the Belmont Stakes and a 4:00 golf slot. Evening offers News Weather Sports Pulp Westerns and Mission: Impossible among others.
Craig Stevens reprises Peter Gunn in a Paramount movie titled Gunn. Edwards created and produced the film and never considered another actor. Stevens reports mixed reactions to rejoining the character and hints at more Gunn appearances alongside new movie roles.
TV schedule previews baseball games including Atlanta versus Cincinnati and Dodgers versus Braves, a Memphis Open golf event, Belmont Stakes coverage, and diverse programs from Water world of sports to films with Bogart Hepburn and James Mason. Included are Ed Sullivan, Emmy Awards, Expo 67, CBS News specials, and a Wayne Newton network special announcement by ABC.
Guthrie Theatre launches its fifth season with Douglas Campbell starring as Simon Eyre in Shoemakers Holiday directed by Campbell and Olen-Scrymgeour. The opening night featured 50 actors and musicians and a festive Elizabethan- Ballad style production with 22 songs by Argento and Olen-Scrymgeour.
A detailed list of programs across NBC and rivals for Sunday morning to late night. Includes Beany and Cecil, Lassie, Ed Sullivan, Bonanza, What's My Line, and Emmy Awards with news, sports, and weather segments throughout the day.
Lucille Ball Carol Burnett Barbara Stanwyck and Marlo Thomas will present Emmy statuettes on ABC-TV live color coverage of the 19th annual Emmy Awards Sunday June 4. Three of them are Emmy nominees: Ball Stanwyck and Thomas.
Sixteen scripts from The 21st Century broadcasts will be included among published transcripts of testimony recorded at Senate Subcommittee hearings on Intergovernmental Relations.
Legal Eagle Stephen Strimpell known as television's Mr. Terrific studied at Columbia University and was admitted to the New York bar. He spent six Army months in the Judge Advocate General's office before launching his acting career.
Hollywood star Susan Hayward criticizes the explicit dialogue in Valley of the Dolls describing it as vulgar when taken out of context. She defends mode yet favors decency and uplift in films while highlighting a desire to return to Ft Lauderdale.
Tim O Connor loves the lake island near New Jersey where he stays when not filming Elliot Carson on ABCs Peyton Place. He swims there and recalls a Chaplinesque spill at the dock and jokes about his watch repair saga with his wife Mary. He spent two weeks in Vietnam with Peytoners and praises camera work over Broadway glory.
The Paramount presents Is Paris Burning today through Saturday and The Errand Boy with Jerry Lewis Sunday through Wednesday. Beginning Thursday Disney's The Shaggy Dog and Absent Minded Professor play.
A Friday June 9 ABC-TV color special titled Nurses Crisis in Medicine explores nursing shortages pay and working conditions. Filmed at three San Francisco hospitals the program follows nurses and administrators to show how nurse pay rose and the broader crisis in U.S. care.
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