Prisoner Idea Sparks McGoohan TV Project
Patrick McGoohan of Secret Agent is developing The Prisoner a one hour color series for American networks. He outlines a self contained episode arc within a continuing storyline and notes filming begins in September at an estate in Wales with a counter espionage focus and a mystery about a warden captors and a prison village.
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Patrick McGoohan
MGM Studios
Elstree
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McGoohan
John Drake
Secret Agent
Wales
Television Listings And Channel Guide Fragments
The page lists various classic TV programs with frequency ranges and channel markers, naming Gilligan's Island Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Hourly blocks and collaborations, plus soap operas As World Turns and Edge of Night and game shows Match Game and The Dating Game with associated time stamps and network cues.
Senate cuts 100 million from Johnson military aid plan
The Senate approved a reduced military foreign aid bill of 882 million with a 32 to 7 vote in favor of passage and a 35 to 37 roll call for the cut. Iowa senators Hickenlooper and Miller voted against the reduction. The chamber also rejected deeper cuts and a transfer from defense funds and completed action on related economic aid totaling 409 million under the president's request.
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Hearing Aug 9 On Budget in College District
A public hearing on a proposed general fund budget of 1,487,041 for the College Community school district will be held at 8 p.m. August 9 in the Prairie High School library. The spending plan calls for nine additional mills raising the rate from 58 to 67 mills, though new valuations from plants may shave three mills from the tax ask. Increased teacher salaries, capital outlay for a new intermediate building, and reduced state aid drive the higher expenditures as the board also revised the district's transportation plan.
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Headache relief ad from Dr Clark promotes chiropractic care
An advertisement argues that headaches stem from vertebral misalignments, not pills. It contrasts aspirin relief with chiropractic spinal adjustments and likens the spine to an electrical system guiding bodily function. Visit at 149 29th St MLS 363-1093.
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Transportation policy raises bus stop distance rule
Children in dense areas may be required to walk more than a quarter of a mile to reach a bus under a newly proposed transportation policy. The measure targets urban neighborhoods with high population density and aims to balance commuting needs and safety.
See Record High In Food Prices
New York reports rising costs of bread butter eggs and milk as living costs surge. Deputy city markets commissioner Sol Renik notes prices near or at record highs. Bakeries raise wholesale bread prices about 6 percent, lifting retail loaf costs by two cents on one-pound loaves amid higher flour labor and packaging costs.
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Pearson to sue GPO over acoustic shock claim
Frome England United Press International reports John Pearson a 40 year old former telephone engineer says he will sue the General Post Office for acoustic shock after a phone call was interrupted three or four times by a loud series of clicks bangs and buzzes that caused head pain and ringing in his ears.
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Farmers Seek Hughes Help on Price Hike and Inland Waterway
Two Iowa farmers Woodrow Diehl and Walter Goeppinger urged Gov. Hughes to raise corn loan rates by at least 10 cents per bushel, claiming an $80 million boost for Iowa. They also pressed for an inland waterway linking the Missouri and Mississippi to cut shipping costs for Iowa crops.
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Army Inducts Eighteen in Linn County Call
Eighteen men were inducted in the army for the July call and six enlisted in the Marines as selective service officials announced on Wednesday. Inductees include Kenneth G. Lacey of Springville and Raymond E. Gerih of Marion among others, with recruits sent to San Diego for Marine training and additional names listed from Marion and nearby towns.
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Local Veteran Returns From Vietnam for Home Visit
A Vietnamese returnee, Lance Cpl. James A Kopetsky, son of Mrs George Kopetsky of 8 Sixth Avenue, arrives home after three days in Vietnam. Kopetsky a 286 graduate of St Jakes High School in Independence will receive basic praising at Fort McClellan Alabama.
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ACLU Urges Supreme Court Review of Virginia Miscegenation Laws
The American Civil Liberties Union urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review Virginia miscegenation statutes that criminalize interracial marriage. It argued the laws violate the Fourteenth Amendment, privacy rights, and the right to marry, on behalf of Richard Lov.
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Supreme Court ruling cited in Lovings case race-based banishment
The ACLU notes a Virginia conviction for interracial marriage led to a two year banishment after a one year prison sentence. The Lovings, part Negro and part Indian, married in 1963 and faced Virginia miscegenation statutes. The Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia upheld the banishment, prompting ACLU to condemn laws penalizing interracial marriage solely on race.
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Donovan Cuz The Weather On 10 PM News Weeknights
Viewers buzz about Donovan hosting the 10 PM weather on Channel 9. He delivers forecasts with clear graphics and steady analysis, drawing attention for timely updates and confident delivery during weeknight broadcasts.
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