Mike Douglas's global reach and rise from Chicago to stardom
Group W notes Mike Douglas thrives on fresh ideas and guests, recently taping vignettes in Russia with Olga Korbut among invitees. The Chicago native left a working class neighborhood, began as a band singer, moved from Cleveland to Philadelphia to ease guest travel, and now hosts a 90 minute daily show syndicated to 130 stations. He lives with his wife of 31 years and their teenage daughter. Henry Winkler, in contrast, emphasizes authority and perfectionism, holds two acting degrees, and is currently single.
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Mike Douglas
Mike
Jack Reilly
Group W
Philadelphia
Russia
Olga Korbut
Westinghouse
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Henry Winkler
Fonzie
Henry
Kris
Fozie
ABC
Emerson College
Yale Drama School
Luxury co op decision ends old floor woes
A clipping recounts Millie trading up to a luxury co op to avoid refinishing warped flooring in an old house. Reinstall workmen, moisture, and underbase curing caused repeated fixes. Move settled well as kids left. author recalls Millie’s rule that some tasks cannot be done by oneself.
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Millie
Not All Repairs Are Do It Yourselfers
A man warns against DIY electrical fixes after shocks from a bun warmer and a defrosting fridge. He notes a fatal incident when actor Frank Silvera died attempting to repair a garbage disposal. Sally shares a low calorie tip for tartar sauce as a dip for raw vegetables.
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Oll
Frank Silvera
High Chapparal
Hollywood
Sally
Chris Connelly Stars in Paper Moon TV Series Profile
Ruth E Thompson details Chris Connelly’s rise to Moses Pray in the Paper Moon TV adaptation. From Wichita roots to Hays Kansas on location, he reflects on type casting, long shoots, and his early Hollywood path, including Peyton Place fame and Pasadena years. Linda Kaye Henning is noted for Betty Jo stage work and Jackpot substitution.
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Christopher Connelly
Abc-Tv
Moses Pray
Chris
Kansas
Addie
Ryan
Tatum O'Neal
Maze
Ryan O'Neal
Norman Harrington
Moses
Pasadena
Peyton Place
Wichita
Kanasa
Hays
Jodie Foster
Jodie
California
Linda Kaye Henning
Rob
Betty Jo
Sunday TV Schedule Loaded with NFL, Movies and News
A dense Sunday broadcast grid lists multiple NFL games including Giants vs Cowboys and Chicago vs Buffalo, plus caringly titled shows and specials from 10:15 a.m. through midnight. Notable programs include Rex Humbard, Face The Nation, Meet The Press, The Waltons, Kojak, Masterpiece Theatre, and Sunday Eye Witness with a mix of sports, drama, and public affairs.
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Ted Armstrong
Celebration
Oral Roberts
Camera Three
Daniel Boone
Flinstones
Cleveland Caucus
Rocket Robin Hood
Rex Humbard
Goober & the Ghost Chasers
James Andrews
Face the Nation
Association of Handicapped Artists Inc
Gene Carroll
Jim Runyon
City Camera
Everybody’s Tabernacle
Chicago Buffalo
N.Y. Giants
Dallas Cowboys
Chicago
Buffalo
Roy Jewel
Father Meehan
Canada
Tommy Maken
Alfred Hitchcock
George Segal
McMaster
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Ole
By Sally Miller
Aluminum
McGray Aluminum
W. Smith Street
and Builders Supply
Slam Alaem
Sucha
Mosher
S. Center
Steak House
B’s Steak House
McCray Aluminum & Builders
General Contractor & Builder Modular Housing
West Smith St
Uncle Willie’s Pizza Shop
Cleaning Service
Bill-Rose
Service
Lawn & Garden Equip
Merse _J.Process Co
Firestone & Goodyear
Ihomesite
McCulloch & Stih
Bolen’s
Thce
TV & Appliances
Centerville
Ishirley Daniels
Worth Street Corry
Marguerite Piazza
Marguerite
ACS
Corry
Pennsylvania
Chris Connelly
Ruth E. Thompson
Regis College
Denver
Pasadena Playhouse
Tom
Inner Circle
Sierra
San Francisco
Animal World
Portland Trail Blazers
Electric Company
Toronto
Zoom
The
Irish Rovers
Waltons
U.S. Senate
Gallup and TenHaken Co., Inc
John Deere & Papec Farm Machinery Clymer
N.Y
H. J. TenHaken
Fapec Forage Systems
Suzurdt
Klick’s RD
Wattsburg
Buyer’s Fair
Family Discount Center
West Smith ST. Plaza
W. Smith
Crossroads
Dickinson Newspaper Services, Inc
Worth & Smith Streets
Raymond J. Morris
Spartansburg, Penna
Glo-Ray Corp
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