Lewis Show Survives To Shine Another Year
Hollywood scene notes that Jerry Lewis, amid ego tensions, survives his NBC variety show into 1968-69. He credits producer Bob Finkel for discipline and a strategy focusing on character work and humor. Lewis plans film work with Hook Line and Sinker at Columbia and a earlier half hour Jerry Lewis program next season targeting younger viewers.
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Ce Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Soo
ABC
NBC
Bob Finkel
Lewis
Finkel
Columbia
Water Buffalo Rescue Diverts Troops In Vietnam Incident
In Vinh Loc village near Cu Chi, a water buffalo trapped in a well caused tension as locals blamed American troops. Lt. Robert Dehlinger led the rescue using a tank and a cable, lifting the 700 pound animal as the buffalo’s owner cried and cheered. The buffalo survived and wandered away with the keeper.
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CU Chi
Vietnam
United States
Vinh Loc
Robert Dehlinger
Staten Island
N.Y
Dehlinger
Buffal
Ivan Dmitri and the Photography in the Fine Arts vision
Irving Desfor profiles Ivan Dmitri founder of Photography in the Fine Arts, detailing his dual careers as Levon West and a famed color photographer. The piece chronicles PFA's rise from 1959 start to exhibitions in Manhattan and over 150 museums, the juried selection method, initial opposition, and Dmitri’s lasting legacy as critics ponder successors.
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Irving Desfor
Ivan Dmitri
Dmitri
Kent State University
PFA
Manhattan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
United States
Canada
North Dakota
Levon West
Benjamin West
America
This Day in History May 10 1968 Highlights
Today in history notes key events on May 10 across years. Highlights include the Treaty of Frankfurt ending the Franco Prussian War, Ethan Allen’s Green Mountain boys storming Fort Ticonderoga, and the capture of Jefferson Davis. Additional items mention Rudolf Hess’s Scotland landing and U S bombings of Japan in 1945.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
U.S
Japan
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
John F. Kennedy
Lester B. Pear
Ford to be honored in Prominent Americans stamp series
The United States Postal Service issues two new items at Greenfield Village Michigan to mark the 25th anniversary of Women Marines and the 50th anniversary of Ford. A 17th International Human Rights Year stamp features Henry Ford with a Juvy Model touring car silhouette. The 12 cent First Day Cover for the Ford stamp should reach Dearborn Mich by the actual anniversary date.
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Ford
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Niversary
Marine Corps
Ry Ford
Syd Kronish
Henry Ford
Lurmigldaru i News Vaoee
U.S. Post
Office Department
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Briggs Garage
Saco Ave., CO
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Magnavox
Ahan
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Hyannisport
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Sea of Japan
Main Street
Home Entertainment
Biddeford
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