Television Today Critic Finds Favorite Prime Time Shows
A television critic lists preferred series across CBS NBC and other networks, praising The Good Guys with Herb Edelman and Bob Denver, noting Jackie Gleason, Daniel Boone, Gunsmoke, It Takes a Thief and Dragnet among favorites, while admitting some dislike for Doris Day and Carol Burnett. He expresses depth of TV love across weekday movie blocks and regular prime time lineups.
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Bob Denver
Dean Martin
Doris Day
Carol Burnett
Tim
Lucille Ball
Ed Sullivan
Edward Mulhare
Hope Lange
Ghost
Mrs. Muir
Robert Wagner
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A garbled OCR snippet from a local paper yields a fragmentary item with no clear names, dates, or actions. The readable words suggest a sports or game note, but essential details are missing, leaving the event, teams, and outcome unresolved.
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Area Ten Lengthens Orthopedic Assistant Program
Area Ten Community College will lengthen its orthopedic assistant program from four to six quarters, making it a two year credential. The program, started in 1968, is a national pilot, and will begin the longer term in September with expanded general education and refreshed clinical components.
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United States
Area Ten
Frank Mulhern
College Health Occupations Department
Area Ten Office of Admissions
Mulhern
Military Medical Corps
Four Appear In Vinton Court For Intoxication
Three men paid fines after pleading guilty to intoxication charges in Vinton area courts. Emmett Howe of Cedar Rapids, 58, denied the charge and faced $100 fine plus $100 bond for traffic counts. James Mollock, 33, Homer Ford, 48, both Waterloo, were fined $100 each after appearances in Mt. Auburn court. L. & Stepp, 77, of Vinton pled not guilty and posted $10 bond.
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Emmett Howe
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Fay Hite
Waterloo
James L. Mollock
Homer Ford
Mt. Auburn
L. &. Stepp
Vinton
Breakin at Oelwein Drive-In Nets $30 and Cigarettes
Burglars at the Oelwein drive-in during Saturday night stole $30 and six cartons of cigarettes. Local authorities investigated the break-in as a case with few remaining clues.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Drive-In
Charge Girl 14 Following Crash Near Independence
Two charges were filed against a 14 year old girl after a traffic accident Saturday night just south of Independence on the extended Sixth Avenue SW. Debra Williams 24 of Independence drove a 1957 Chevrolet which skidded off the road.
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Highway Patrol
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Burns Blames Business for Slow Inflation Progress
Washington AP report quotes Dr. Arthur Burns, Nixon’s chief economist, in News & World Report noting business spending as a key drag on inflation control. He says progress exists but demands stronger corporate cuts to capital expenditure amid anti inflations policies.
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Arthur Burns
Nixon
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Notable Car Crash Leaves Five People Hospitalized
In Independence an intersection into a ditch at 10 18 p m resulted in five occupants being hospitalized. Robert Rasmussen 17 was charged for allowing an unauthorized person to drive. Miss Williams driving without a license and loss of vehicle control. Passengers Wayne Johnson 19 Kathy Forsythe 14 Pam Van Laningham 14. Forsythe listed for possible facial fracture surgery at University hospitals Town City. Williams kept overnight. The others discharged after treatment.
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Robert Rasmussen
Independence
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Wayne Johnson
Kathy Forsythe
Pam van Laningham
Peopler Hospital
Miss Forsythe
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Town City
Area Ten Conference Brings Clergymen and Social Agencies Together
Clergymen from seven Area Ten counties join social agency readers for an all day workshop at Area Ten Community College on Friday July 18. The event aims to boost cooperation, identify problems, and craft shared solutions between churches and agencies. Session begins 9 a.m. in the main campus lecture hall and includes facility tours and progress reports. Advance reservations are requested through Area Ten Community College Hawkeye Plaza Cedar Rapids.
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Area Ten
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Cedar Rapids
Stolen Car in Wreck Arrest C R Teenager
Independence report says James Maher, 17, of Cedar Rapids drove a stolen car that crashed on highway 150 between Hazleton and Oelwein around 9 20 a m Sunday. He received hospital treatment then was jailed awaiting his father, and fined 440 for lack of control and driving without a license. He appeared before Justice Minnie Wingert and was bound over to Linn County juvenile authorities for action on the stolen car case.
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Rapids
Guid
Buchanan County
Tony Wingert
James Maher
Cedar Rapids
Court of Justice
Minnie Wingert
Hazleton
Linn Courty Juveniles
Motorists Quiz On License Revocation And Penalties
A scrambled reading shows questions about mandatory license revocation for eight offenses and timing for reapplication. It mentions penalties for driving with a suspended license and lists various motor vehicle violations and associated consequences, including imprisonment and possible revocation.
Ray authorizes guard patrol on Louisa levees
Gov. Robert D. Ray ordered 35 guardsmen from Company A of the 224th engineers battalion Burlington into Louisa county to patrol and reinforce levees along the rising Towa river. An aide said guard officials would determine which units the extra troops would come from.
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Robert D. Ray
Towa
Louisa County
224Th Engineers Battalion
Burlington
National Guard
Training Completes for Louisa County Sheriff Officer
Nancy McDowell confirms Willett daughter of De Wo J completed training at a six mile long levee project on the north side of the river between Oakville and Wapello City. She is assigned to O'Hare airport security role amid national guardsmen and volunteers.
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Manchester
Nancy McDowell
Willett
Trans World Airlines
Kansas
Oakville
Wapello
Sheriff Warns Of Flood as Levee Safeguards Fail
McDowell reports the Mississippi River at 8 am was over flood stage by more than five feet. Two farm families evacuated along the levee while sandbags and boards reinforce the earthen barrier from Iowa 99 for about six miles. The river’s crest expected Monday at six feet above land level.
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Iowa 99
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