Dick Van Dyke to play soap opera doctor role
Los Angeles AP reports on the fall season shift for Dick Van Dyke as he becomes a regular on a soap opera, portraying an incurably ill doctor whose cure is a sponsor driven miracle. Reiner notes low ratings and a cast overhaul, with Dawson Rivera Rush and others joining the new setup. A separate Findlay note warns tuned engines reduce auto emissions, citing Marathon Oil.
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Dick van Dyke
Los Angeles
Felspar
CBS
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Reiner
Phoenix
Sheldon Leonard
New York
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Ater
Paul Uynde
ABC
Carefree
Ariz
van Dyke
Oat Cave Creek
Hollywood Studios
Alan
Nti
Mary Tyler Moore
Richard Dawson
Chita Rivera
Barbara Rush
Dick van Patten
Henry Darrow
Barry Gordon
Findlay
Ohio
W. E. MacDonald
Marathon Oil Co
Dog Drops Money Package in Wakayama Streets
A shaggy dog in Wakayama Japan drew attention when two men approached it on a street and it dropped a parcel wrapped in paper. Police said the bundle contained two hundred thousand dollars.
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Free Kittens Offered by Mrs Rudy Strickland
Mrs Rudy Strickland of 1503 Wright offers three two month old kittens free to good home. Call 422 6650.
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Wright
Strawbridge Among Retired Exxon Craftsman
Joseph G. Strawbridge, a native of Shelton, retires from Exxon USA Refinery Maintenance and Construction Division as a mechanical craftsman after a career starting in 1941. He is active in Crosby Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Highlands and Lloyd L. Gibson Council Channelview. With wife Velma they have three children and six grandchildren. Retirement plans include travel and home projects. Fishing remains his favorite hobby.
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Exxon USA
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Rafael Rios
Mission
Rios
Guadalupe Catholic Church
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Taste And Smell Disease Often Goes Undetected
Washington AP medical researcher Dr. Robert I. Henkin says about 300000 Americans may suffer idiopathic phogeusia with dysgeusia hypasmia and dysosmia. He notes few doctors recognize the problem though a simple zinc treatment exists, with 1000 patients treated in three years and 40 to 66 percent improving.
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National Heart and Lung Institute
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