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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
11
Readers ask Polly to erase pencil marks from a beaded screen and to free antique spoons from epoxy glue. Polly warns erasing may damage beads, suggests light pencil eraser test and vinegar or warm water, then a silver cleaning boil with salt baking soda and foil. Also includes a frozen chicken dinner pet peeve about bone splinters.
A shopper reports a packaged chicken from the supermarket meat counter was cut in an unusual, uneven fashion. Store staff were alerted and a supervisor said the chicken would be inspected for quality and safety.
Fortune magazine in its June Business Roundup reports a business upturn tied to the Fed cutting the discount rate and Arthur Burns signaling money supply expansion. It notes easing unemployment and a 10 percent rise in durable goods orders along with higher production in the economy.
A compressed diary of shows lists 10 30 3 Movie 6 Wide World 10 Tonight Show 11 Perry Mason 10 Tomorrow Show 12 Alfred Hitchcock with no clear program details or dates specified.
listings show a packed lineup from 10:00 airings through 15:00, featuring Jeannie, Governor Graham, News segments, soap operas including Guiding Light and Another World, game shows like $19,000 Pyramid and Match Game, and children programs Sesame Street and The Flintstones among others.
June 3 program at 7:30 shows Where Have All The People Gone with Peter Graves and The Hatfields and the McCoys with Jack Palance and Steve Forrest. A 10:30 p.m. Gunn stars Craig Stevens. June 4 offers Betrayal with Amanda Blake and They Ran For Their Lives with John Payne and Luana Patten.
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