Oscar-Winning Director Delbert Mann Returns To TV
Delbert Mann, Oscar winner and pivotal TV drama director, returns to television driven by artistic freedom. He directs Heidi filmed in Switzerland and Germany for NBC, with James Franciscus and stars Maximilian Schell, Jean Simmons, Michael Redgrave, and Jennifer Edwards. Mann notes the freedom and budgeted scope enabled by TV.
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Heidi
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Playhouse 90
Security Chief Trimble Faces Unrest at UN
At the United Nations Lt Col Harold A. Trimble leads an 180 man guard force protecting 2,000 staff across 35 floors as demonstrators challenge U.S. policy and Soviet officials. A 100 plus guard sickout tested his leadership while he kept calm, evacuated galleries, and prepared to shield delegates during tense sessions.
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Intrepid to Seek 1970 America's Cup Defense
Intrepid, winner of the 1967 America's Cup, is set to be a candidate for the 1970 defense. The yacht will be crewed largely by the same team that defeated Dame Pattie in Newport in 1967, with Emil Mosbacher Jr. as skipper and F Briggs Dalzell of the New York Yacht Club co managing the operation.
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Harvard Eyes Yovicsin Hundredth Win With Brown
Harvard aims to give Coach John Yovicsin his 100th victory as head coach in an Ivy League clash with Brown. The Crimson seek momentum boost after years at Gettysburg and 32 wins prior to taking over. At Boston, the 24th annual New England AAU track meet is slated for Navy Building, with over 65,000 youths historically participating in Navy-NEAAU events.
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Massachusetts High School Principals Association sanction
A short excerpt notes the sanction of the Massachusetts High School Principals Association. The reference implies formal approval or endorsement within educational leadership circles.
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St Anselm guard Ray Moore suffers season ending injury
Manchester New Hampshire AP reports St Anselm's guard Ray Moore shattered jaw from stray elbow in intrassquad scrimmage ends season. This marks a fifth straight year of losses to injury for the program as the team braces for the season without the standout player.
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Boda elected PGA vice president at annual meeting
John Boda of Andover Massachusetts was elected a vice president of the Professional Golfers Association at the PGA 52nd annual meeting in Palm Beach Gardens Florida. Ed die Owens of Springfield Massachusetts won a close 10 round boxing decision over Tito Marshell of Panama at Roseland Ballroom weighing 167 pounds one pound more than Marshell.
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Holy Cross hires firm to study athletics future
Worcester Holy Cross engages the Robert D. Little Co of Cambridge to study the future of athletics at the Roman Catholic school. The survey will examine the program's effect on the institution's image, with completion planned for next May at an estimated cost of 40,000 dollars.
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Victory Imp wins Washington Park Purse at Lincoln Downs
Victory Imp 20.40 edged Martins Mischief by three quarters of a length to claim the $4000 Washington Park Purse in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Jockey Carl Gambardella escaped a first race spill and later rode Shiny Sequin 10.80, Brother Bradd 13, and Victory Imp in the feature before a crowd of 5,687.
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Fi lion wins 336th US harness race victory at Lincoln Downs
Boston AP reports Herve Filion extended his U.S. driving record to 336 victories by winning Hobnail Boy at 2.80 in race six and Gene's Widow at 6 in the seventh at Lincoln Downs. Filion aims for the world mark of 384 held by Eddy Freundt.
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