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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
5
In Laos, northern residents commonly use chopsticks while southern residents favor spoons. This regional distinction highlights varied dining customs within the country.
Mason City KGLO channel 3 Austin KMMT channel 6 Rochester KROC channel 10 appear in the station list. Readers are guided to local TV and radio channels for area service.
A busy lineup lists cartoons, news, sports, and film from morning to night. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse and The Jetsons in the morning, Matinee Baseball and Wide World of Sports in the afternoon, and Mission Impossible Lawence Welk and Gunsmoke in the prime evening slots.
A historical Sunday broadcasting grid lists daytime and evening programs across NBC and other channels. It shows shows like Lassie Ed Sullivan Bonanza The Twilight Zone and The Tonight Show style features with multiple time slots and interleaved news weather and sports segments.
Roger Moore recalls misjudging a 13 episode contract when he discovered The Saint was a six minute show. He now co produces and acts, sharing decision power with his partner producer. He briefly notes earlier roles with Maverick and The Alaskans and ruefully reflects on a Trials of O’Brian guest spot with Peter Falk.
Trini Lopez grew up in a one room home in Dallas with immigrant parents who worked multiple jobs. Now successful, he buys land, builds his parents a house, a Cadillac for his father, and funds his brother’s college while sharing gifts with family during holidays.
Highlights include White Sox vs Yankees at 3:30, Buick Open at Grand Blanc, a 51st Indianapolis 500 preview, and a program mix of movies, talk shows, and specials. Major items include Ed Sullivan guests, Can-Can cast, and the 13th National College Queen Pageant host. John Charles Daly named VOA chief. John Chancellor succession noted.
Hollywood report says Judy Garland made tearful yet unsuccessful appeals to producer David Weisberg after being cut from Valley of the Dolls. Susan Hayward was cast in Garland’s role and Garland reportedly seeks another chance.
The notice urges farmers to arrange crop hail insurance with Austin Insurance Agency to remove worry and reduce potential costs. It emphasizes acting early for relief and notes prices are not higher than waiting later in the season.
Judy prerecords songs for a film amid strong enthusiasm but later faces issues as Weisbart dismisses her and multiple phone calls yield no results.
On the Mannix set Mike Connors used two doubles for a driving scene. One double piloted a helicopter while the other was to drive the car. When the car double couldn’t drive, Connors performed the driving himself for the double.
W. J. Skutt of Mutual of Omaha announced the show will resume its award winning television run for a sixth season on NBC. The program premieres Sunday Jan 7 1968 in a new 5 30 Austin time time slot and has earned Emmy honors from the Television Academy.
The Guthrie Theatre staging of Harper's Ferry earns mixed reviews but remains entertaining and worthwhile. Critics note faults in directing and script yet praise the cast, set design, and the play's historic, dramatic appeal, suggesting varied programming benefits the theater.
AP features biographical sketch of Byron Nelson, veteran golfer and ABC TV analyst. From early caddie to 1939 U S Open champion, Nelson later joined ABC with Chris Schenkel Jim McKay and Bill Fleming providing expert commentary. He now plays selectively in Texas and works as a TV pundit.
Los Angeles supervisors approve a five year lease for two Music Center theaters after demanding tighter oversight of stage content. The debate centers on provocative productions such as The Devils at the Mark Taper Forum and fears over public morality amid major cultural funding and private support for the center.
Australian actress Diane Cilento discusses her first novel The Manipulator published by Scribner's while filming Hombre and planning The White Witch of Rose Hall in Jamaica. She notes writing began during Bahamas location work and earned 250 pounds to finish the manuscript.
Ronald Werth is appointed to the newly created post of Director of Audience Research at ABC News. The appointment was announced today by ABC News Vice President and General Manager Robert Goldman.
Bill Leonard, CBS News vice president and director of news programming, announced the creation of a Department of News Research. The unit will prepare vote samples for projection and study public opinion across CBS broadcasts.
A narrator notes a plan for a boy to attend Guthrie, not fishing or cheering the Twins, suggesting a shift toward following the Guthrie event in the future.
Los Angeles mayoral talk show may be syndicated after a second 13 week run on KHJ Los Angeles RKO station. Producer Jack Rourke said New York and Washington stations showed interest in the 90 minute discussion program anchored by Sam Yorty.
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