Television II Review Highlights Second Generation TV Stars
A wave of offspring from famous entertainers heads to TV this season with Marlo Thomas in That Girl on ABC. Noel Harrison, David Carradine, Nancy Sinatra, Gail Martin, Gary Lewis and Dino Martin headline new series across NBC and ABC. The trend leverages family appeal to networks as sister shows and musical projects rise, with the U S Womens Open golf championship at Chaska, Minn airing on ABC July 3.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Marlo Thomas
Danny Thomas
Abc-Tv
Noel Harrison
Rex Harrison
Nbc-Tv
Carradine
Shane
Nancy Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Gail
Jerry Lewis
Gary
CBS
Thomas
Dino
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Chaska
Minn
TV Guide Thursday Schedule Details
TV listings across several stations for Thursday June 16, 1966 show Huntley Brinkley Weather News schedules and programs from KFOX KGNC KAU KFDA EVIT and related channels with times and titles including Daniel Boone Mickie Finn's Show The Tonight Show Guns Gilligans Island Batman Peyton Place and The Big Flicker Cont No Place to Hide
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Kfox TV
Huntley Brinkley
Daniel Boone
Laredo
Mickie Finn
Dean Martin
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley-Brinkiey
KAU ™ TV
Weather In Motion
Evit TV
Peter Jennings
Henry Phyfe
KFDA
the Munsters
Gilligans Island
Newsport
Weekend TV Schedule Fragments From 1966 Texas Stations
A fragmented listing shows KFDX KGNC KAUZ KVII and KVII programs for Friday June 17 1966 including news daytime soaps westerns game shows family shows and children's segments across multiple channels with times ranging from early morning to late night and notes on remote program blocks and local news. The dense grid reflects a typical local television timetable with dozens of titles such as I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry Captain Kangaroo and The Edge of Night.
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the Guiding Light
Art Linkletter
Mister Mimiken
Woody Woodpecker
CBS News
Kauz TV
Andy of
Mayberry
Guiding Light
Password
Food Shopping Guide Highlights Weekend Produce And Meat
UPI reports a seasonal food guide noting varying supplies across regions. Meats fluctuate with chuck roasts affordable in many areas while whole chickens and turkeys remain economical. Vegetables stay plentiful with beans cabbage celery carrots lettuce onions potatoes and squash widely available alongside fruit like cantaloupe watermelon apricots bananas and cherries. Fish products such as fish sticks canned red salmon and scallops are in good supply for summer barbecues.
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Washington
UPI
Monument to George Washington Erected in Boonsboro
The first monument honoring George Washington was erected in Boonsboro Maryland on July 4 1827 according to National Geographic. The brief hospital schedule lists visiting hours and mentions admissions and dismissals for several named individuals.
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George Washington
Boonsboro
National Geographic
Animal Life Across and Down Puzzle
Word fill puzzle listing animal life terms and related clues across and down. Entries include doglike carnivore and flying mammal with several botany and geography hints, guiding a connected grid of interlocking terms.
Puzzle Answer Set Reductions and Word Clues
Answer to Previous Puzzle lists reductions in rank and hints for a tropical plus theme. It includes clues such as food fish perched masculine appellation charges small pastry sheaf violinists lateral parts and disease of sheep plural, forming a crossword style puzzle with numbered entries 9 10 16 20 22 24 25 26 28 30.
Shortages Hit Soviet Shops Despite Growth In Demand
Woman's View notes that in the Soviet Union consumer goods are plentiful in cities but scarce in the countryside where queues define shopping. A new Institute study cites Kosygin's 60 percent sales rise over seven years and details widespread shortages of oil cloth light bulbs kerosene furniture and fashion items across Rostov Kharkov and Kirov regions. The report, compiled from Russian publications and distributed by Radio Liberty, highlights obligatory tie in purchases for items like razors and perfume.
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New York
UPI
Soviet Union
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Russia
Institute For the Study of the
Ussr
Munich
Valery M. Albert
United States
Canada
Radio Liberty
Albert
Aleksei Kosygin
Ussr Council of Ministers
Communist Party Congress
Kosygin
Rostov
High Point News Highlights Local Visiting Friends and Death
High Point notebook records church services and visitors including Mrs. Harris Mrs. Helms and Mrs. Boyd from Blair Oklahoma. It notes Laura Lynn Henley’s fourth birthday with a pony gift and a fatal oil well accident involving Marvin Dean Mullins aged 18. Also mentions a New York truck parking ticket incident by a police officer.
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F. E. Biddy
H. T. Harris
Harris
J. R. Helms
Henry Boyd
Blair Okla
Bill Helms
Bernise Stamps
Childress
Laura Lynn Henley
Leon Henley
Robert Holman
Robin
Iowa Park
Clyde Holman
Amarillo
Clyde Hackler
Monroe Hackler
Fay Newman
Joy Hakkler
James Ray Hackler
Richard Holeman
J. M. Mullins
Marvin Dean Mullins
Holeman
Messrs
Mmes
E. M. Lyte
Petersburg
Henry Mullins
Lovington
N. M
Curtis Holeman
Clyde Holeman
Ruth Walker
Randy
Annie Mullins
High Point
Bruce Parr
Leon
J. F. Henley
Donald Bearden
Floyd Biddy
Jim Stephens
Church of Christ
Messrs and Mines
Blair
Okla
Abner Biddy
Jean Lewis
New Mexico
Lee Ann Hawkins
Clock doubles as blackboard and notepad holder
A battery powered clock with an Early American pine frame includes a blackboard for notes and lists. It ships with chalk and tray and runs for a year on a single flashlight battery, made by Ingraham Co. of Bristol Connecticut.
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Manufacurer
Ingraham Co
Bristol
Conn
Instant liquid tint saves dyeing time for fabrics
A product blends tint and dye for fabrics, eliminating mixing and boiling. Users pour into hot water and store leftover liquid indefinitely. Comes in 12 colors from Bit Best Foods in New York. Also previews long-handled cleaning tools and a silver care kit from Hagerty family in South Bend Indiana.
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Bit
Best Foods
East 56Th St
New York
N.Y
W.J. Hagerty & Sons
W. Jefferson St
South Bend
Ind
Dane steals car in Stockholm tied to multiple nations
A Danish thief steals a car in Stockholm. The vehicle is German registered, insured in Italy, and owned by a Norwegian. He is captured in northern Norway and moved through Finland to Kiruna Sweden amid international legal tension.
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Stockholm
UPI
Germany
Italy
Norway
Finland
Kiruna
Sweden
Local Forecast and Weekend Visitor Notes
Clear to partly cloudy and cooler with temperatures 64 to 88. Frank Dakil returns from Dallas and Oklahoma City after a several day visit. Dement family visitors from Kermit reunite with Ora Dement. Roy Williamson returns from Fort Worth visit with ill sister. May travels to Dallas for the National Manufacturer's Convention then back to Athens.
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Frank Dakil
Dallas
Oklahoma City
T. L. Dement
Karen
Eldredge Dement
Kermit
Ora Dement
Roy Williamson
Fort Worth
E. B. May
Sandra
Burton
Jeff
Athens
George Barry
May
Local Families Visit Over Week in Texas Town
Mrs May and her children will spend time visiting relatives. The Leverett and Barry families from Lubbock and Amarillo, along with Mr and Mrs Harry and their children, are in town staying with grandparents and other relatives in the area.
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May
Barrys
J. R. Leverett
Lubbock
Nickie and
Leverett
Jack Barry Lete
Amarillo
A. Jones
Harry
Houston
Brown
M. Woods
Smith Motor Named as Top Ford Dealership
Smith Motor Company of Childress is selected as a national outstanding Ford dealership and will receive Ford Motor Company's Distinguished Achievement Award for progressive management modern sales and service facilities sound merchandising practices high quality standards and superior service to Ford owners. Herman Smith has run the dealership since 1925 at 400 Commerce.
ROTC Cadets Attend Summer Camp At Fort Sill
Cadet Jimmy J. Clifton 22 and Cadet Robert M. Sims 20 attend the Reserve Officer Training Corps summer camp at Fort Sill. Clifton, a West Texas State University student, and Sims, son of Janie S. Sims of Petersburg, study advanced military subjects to gain command skills.
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Fort Sill
Okla
AHTNC
Jimmy J. Clifton
Robert M. Sims
Tring Corps
Clifton
Leslie H. Clift Arlie
Childress
West Texas S$ University
Sims
Janie S. Sims
Petersburg
Milton Sims
Texas A&m
Schhool
Treasury Report Highlights Fiscal Year Through June 13
Treasury accounts show withdrawals of 137.007 million and deposits of 123.964 million. Cash balance stands at 44.488 million with public debt at 322.293 billion and gold value around 13.531 billion.
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Washington
UPI
T Sury
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