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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
6
A dense listing shows daytime and evening programs across networks with soap operas such as Days of Our Lives and General Hospital, game shows Password and The Dating Game, news updates from CBS, and prime time fare including Dick Van Dyke era comedy and westerns like The Rifleman.
A rundown of primetime programs for Thursday June 15 across networks. Notable spots include Newlywed Game, Secret Storm, The Rifleman, Luci Desi Comedy Hour, Star Trek, Batman, My Three Sons, Dragnet, and The Tonight Show finale, with news and weather updates interspersed.
Television listings show Huntley Brinkley covering News Weather and Sports with CBS reports and programs including You Asked For It Daktari and The Invaders. Notable slots mention The Miss North Iowa pageant and assorted late evening shows such as Red Skelton Hour Petticoat Junction and Peyton Place.
The listing outlines a June 14 broadcast lineup including The Newlywed Game To Tell the Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm Dating Game Match Game Urban Issues CBS News Huntley Brinkley Around the House Lost In Space The Virginian Maverick Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Bob Hope Presents Gomer Pyle The Steve Allen Show I Spy Weather News MAD Tax Committee Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show and late news.
The listing shows June 15 network airings including House Party Dream Girl Urban Issues and The Clown at 4:00 to 5:00. Prime time features The Wild Wild West Green Hornet and Hogan's Heroes alongside The Avengers and National College Queen with late news and Tonight Show wrap.
A listing of the daily television schedule featuring Today Show at 7 00 am, Captain Kangaroo, Beverly Hillbillies, Dateline Hollywood, Jeopardy, As The World Turns and more across NBC. Includes Nile Valley Festival note and multiple game and soap opera slots.
William Tormey of the Southern California Grocers Association says stores will crack down on cartnaping as a region wide effort. He notes shoppers sometimes intend only to haul groceries home but carts are abandoned and resold by professional cartnapers.
A lively youth driven feature highlights water skiing as a national fever with teen champions across the United States. It spotlights 17 year old Steve Northrup of Pensacola Fla as barefoot world champion and notes other young skiers such as Liz Allan Ricky Joe McCormick Lisa St John and LeRoy Burnett. The piece also surveys tooth brushing habits and asks will she or won t she pursuing college degrees while RFK comments on the generation gap.
Kathy J. Ennen of Lyle wins a $400 Honor Scholarship to Central College Pella Iowa for entering as a freshman. The award recognizes high test scores class rank with a one year renewable basis. Ennen was yearbook editor Teen Scene reporter and Quill and Scroll member with NHS honors and several school honors.
Lili, designer for Irvington Place, explains junior and junior petite wear target nine tiny customers. She notes 12 million girls in the United States. 75 percent are junior or petite and earn about $10.95 weekly. The line emphasizes continuous updates and coordinated year round designs for five foot one and under customers. Mrs Rothman, her husband employer, argues the size is for all tiny women not an age group, and declares growth in sales with no alteration charges.
The University of Minnesota will receive a $40,200 supplemental NASA grant for its research program on cosmic rays astrophysics and energetic particles in space, announced Thursday by NASA.
Lincoln Mercury executive Leo Beebe argues specialty models like Mustang Camaro Barracuda Firebird and Cougar revive interest as industry waves include rising Shelby American GT 350 outputs Fiat 850 Spider Urbanina electric city car and Formula Ford racers. Ford plans and Toyota imports grow while AMC Rambler competes with VW. The piece also notes safety campaigns and the 1969 Talladega superspeedway plan.
Linda Holloway and Pam Straver of St. Petersburg Florida pose side by side in a feature on beauty contest contestants. The two women share a spotlight moment as they prepare for judged competitions and comparison.
Harvard student agency expands services for Radcliffe students to place them as go go dancers at Boston area venues. A Radcliffe student touts their personality spirit and integrity making them stand out in the new part time work option.
John M. Henry, 77, of Cedar Rapids Iowa, died of an apparent heart attack while waiting for a train at Union Station in Chicago. Police identified him as a professor at Coe College Cedar Rapids and said he was en route to visit a sister in Lancaster Ohio.
New York report notes agencies say firms tolerate draft status with large firms hiring freely while smaller firms avoid draft eligibles. It details patterns from five agency heads on college placement, specialization trends, and the push for occupational direction during college years.
New York report notes the growing size of fictional heroes sales commissions. Batman promoters claim his name backs nearly 1000 products, while Superman covers 400 items from 100 companies. Snow White leads with a soft sell into bleach lines.
Career counselor Joseph Venaglia advises that many graduates fail to secure interviews because they are unprepared. The system he suggests centers on taking charge, knowing the company, and presenting clear self-knowledge. List interests, gather information, and study potential employers to craft a compelling, targeted case.
Kathy Sanders and Glenda Allen of Austin State Junior College join Joanne Simmons Colleen Smith of Pacelli High School along with Bruce Henricks Sheri Nauss and Lynne Wells of Austin High School under photographer David Brewster for a feature on local youth achievements.
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