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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
5
Irna Phillips creates and writes Love is a Many Splendored Thing a new daytime drama to air weekdays starting Monday September 18 live and in color Tom Donovan to produce and supervise directs series set years after the Han Suyin novel and film debut.
The page lists a full Saturday schedule with morning cartoons from Captain Kangaroo to Road Runner, afternoon matinees and sports, and evening programs including The Dating Game Mission Impossible Flipper Gunsmoke and late news. Several time slots show multiple titles and channel notes.
Sunday schedule lists a wide lineup from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Beany and Cecil, Linus the Lionhearted, Peter Potamus, Bullwinkle, This Is The Life, Meet the Press, Face The Nation, and multiple sports, movies, and late-night shows with programs like Bonanza and The Saint.
The notice advertises low auto insurance rates for drivers under 21 in the Minneapolis area. It lists coverages including bodily injury liability property damage medical expense and uninsured motorist protection and provides a driver training questionnaire and contact number 433 6433. Rates shown are 179.00 152.00 and 129.00 with annual gross rates.
CBS News president Salant discusses a four night telecast on The Warren Report set for June 25 to 28. He stresses returning to basic facts of the Kennedy assassination and notes CBS has vast material and will avoid sensational conclusions while weighing witnesses and evidence.
Jacques Yves Cousteau, aboard Calypso, discusses the value of television in sharing ocean exploration. ABC TV pays 3.5 million dollars for 12 hours of his films, with six episodes planned for next season after January. He speaks of aging, passion for the sea, and using TV to spread love and knowledge of the ocean.
Kathy Dunn rose to fame as a baby born four months after her own hospitalization story. She later became an actress on Days of Our Lives and writes a Hollywood column for the Herald News in Passaic New Jersey. Her early feats include reading and writing by age three and starring in The Sound of Music on Broadway.
Shirley MacLain arrives in London to start filming Paramount Pictures The Bliss of Mrs Blossom with stars Richard Attenborough and James Booth. Josef Shaftel produces Joseph McGrath directs from Alec Coppel screenplay photographed at Twickenham Studios and on location around London. Kathy speaks multiple languages and has acting credits across many TV shows.
Burgess Meredith narrates Twiggy Why on ABC at 7 p.m. an in depth look at the Twiggy phenomenon. Meredith known for Batman and film voices explains his fascination with the 17 year old Irish mod model and star of Twiggy in Hollywood.
Ramsey Clark attorney general will discuss free press fair trial and racial disturbances on ABC Issues and Answers Sunday June 25. The program airs in color at 12 30 p m on ABC TV and is radio fed later.
The schedule lists White Sox versus Twins baseball, Cleveland and National AAU events, a Walker Cup golf match, a string of movies including A Gathering of Eagles and Of Human Bondage, plus Ed Sullivan with a star-studded cast and The Avengers episode The Living Dead.
Paramount releases feature three westerns with big stars in on screen baths. Robert Mitchum in El Dorado is shown bathed after a grimy binge. Charlton Heston in Will Penny and James Coburn in Waterhole No 3 perform tub ablutions. Peter Graves joins Mission Impossible cast on CBS at 6'2" tall.
Massachusetts state troopers began wearing a new summer uniform featuring a short sleeve shirt tropical weight slacks and a straw campaign hat replacing the 46 year old breeches and boots.
A survey of about 100 colleges shows student programs dominate college radio with 50 percent rock music, 23 percent easy listening, 11 percent classical, and 7 percent folk. AM stations dominate rock with 70 percent. Also featured is a buoyant flotation swimsuit and details on Expo 67 in Montreal with youth-focused pavilions, exhibits, and travel tips for Americans aged 13 to 21.
Carol Burnett will guest star on the premiere broadcast of Our Place a summer variety series featuring The Doodletown Pipers the team Burns and Schreiber and the Muppet dog Rowlf debuting Sunday July 2 at 8 p m on CBS TV
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