Television Today Sees February Decisions Shape 1966 67 Lineup
New York February decisions by network programmers will lock in fall schedules for 1966 67 with ABC facing the largest number of midseason renewals and CBS NBC maintaining stable lineups. Networks weigh new series pilots and midwinter selections amid rising movie slots and veteran programs.
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Television Listings Collapse into Packed Historic Schedule
Television listings show a dense, fragmented schedule with show names like Lawman Flintstones Jetsons Tennessee Tuxedo and My Friend Flicka mixed with sports and weather segments. The OCR text includes channel markers and odd punctuation, producing a chaotic but recognizable lineup of cartoons, news, and events across the day.
New Quarter Flops In Vending Machine
Washington AP report says a Georgia constituent complained that silverless new quarters fail to buy stamps in some post office vending machines. Representative Howard Callaway said a Columbus resident cited a sign over the stamp machine: Do not use the new quarters in this machine. They will not work.
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Vatican Envoy Rules Rebel Priest Still Under Cardinal
The Vatican states Father Gommar De Pauw remains assigned to Baltimore and under Archbishop Shehan. De Pauw, a traditionalist leader, refused to withdraw from his group and to report to Baltimore, claiming a transfer to Tivoli, Italy. A Vatican delegate said the status is unchanged, while De Pauw disputes the ruling and questions its authority.
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American soldier sentenced for helping East Berlin refugees
UPI reports Spec. 4 William Taylor, 22, of Hermitage Tennessee, received four months’ hard labor after being convicted of aiding refugees escape from East Berlin and selling uniforms used in escapes. He was reduced in rank to private and fined 332 dollars. Major Gen. John Franklin will review the verdict for legal correctness and appropriateness.
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Labour MP Harold Hayman Dies Reducing Wilsons Majority
Harold Hayman a 71 year old Labour member of parliament died Friday in London. His death reduces Prime Minister Wilsons Commons majority by three votes.
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Tribulations Multiply For the Weather-Weary
United Press reports a harsh winter across the country. In Harrisburg Illinois two women were injured when a truck carrying circus elephants skidded on an icy bridge into their car. Oswego New York saw eight feet of snow in seven days. Rep Edward Derwinski of Illinois slipped on ice and broke his wrist in Washington. Miami marked its 49th coldest day at 27 degrees. Tanacross Alaska set a 75 below zero record. New York sanitation tested a snow melting machine. Denver police faced delays in tickets due to heavy snow.
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Nuclear Rocket Engine Test Reaches 40 Percent Power
In Jackass Flats Nev observers saw a nearly colorless flame rise 300 feet during the first successful test of the Nerva nuclear rocket engine system. Officials said two 15 minute runs brought the engine to 40 percent power producing 22 000 pounds of thrust of the 55 000 pound capability.
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Taxis Survey List From KCRG Charts
Taxis Survey List is compiled by KCRG on the basis of written reports from area record stores and charts of leading independent trade magazines. It is open at all times to an impartial auditor for the purpose of satisfying hon or bet record caretany.
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Plane crash kills Michael in Phoenix neighborhood
A twin engine Lockheed Neptune crashed into a Phoenix home near Sky Harbor, killing Michael Muniz age 2 and two plane occupants while injuring seven others. Pilot Hal Haines of Phoenix did not file a flight plan. The craft demolished several homes and damaged a church steeple as it slid through residential blocks.
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Collapsing Roof Kills Three Miners in Va Mine
In Nora Virginia an AP report states three miners died when a roof collapsed in a narrow coal mine tunnel. Rescue teams recovered the victims after the collapse halted work and trapped the miners.
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Seeds to Vietnam From Buckley Students Aid
In Olympia AP report, South Vietnam will receive half a ton of vegetable seeds late this month. Buckley Washington’s Rainier State School students mixed seed packets with flower seeds from 1965 donations. Albert Thierry in South Vietnam relayed urgent needs. Junior Chambers of Commerce will ship seeds from Seattle on February 16.
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