Wacky ship to prison drama and late night movie lineup
A chaotic TV radio listing shows programs from 6:00 to 10:00 with mixed genres. It features film previews, game shows, and a detailed schedule including The Dating Game, The Saint, Hogan's Heroes, That Touch of Mink, and Run for Cover among others with multiple actors named in the snippets.
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der Grant
Audrey Meadows
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Shaw
Jane Russall
Astrological Forecast Highlights Quick Ved of 1960s Style
General tendencies urge toning up life and seeking new places while meeting fresh personalities. Virgo seeks big romantic progress with open minded humanitarian help, Libra should balance social amusements and devotion, Taurus focuses on harmonious home life, Gemini gains cooperation and short trips, Moon Children consider ethical income growth, Leo pursues appealing paths in business or pleasure.
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Leo
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND FORTUNE FORECAST MIXED COLUMN
Puzzle strings and zodiac notes mix in this clipped column from The Daily Review. It blends crossword fragments with astrological forecasts for Scorpio through Aquarius and a broad tease about Carroll Righter’s individualized July guide.
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the Daily Review
Hollywood
California
Saint saves jewels in Middle East caper tale
The Saint races to recover stolen jewels after a deposed regime unrest. Patrick McGoohan stars as a jailed figure who resigns and ends up in a ghostly village with no escape. BBC Hollywood Palace airs at 9:20 with Donald O’Connor hosting a star lineup.
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Patrick McGooham
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Eden Churches to Consider New Constitution at Dinner
Eden United Church of Christ hosts a 6:30 p.m. banquet at Grove Way and Birch Street Maynard to discuss a new constitution reorganizing the Bew Counci of Churches. Dr. Carl W. Segerhammar of the Pacific Southwest Synod will speak on Imagination. special music from Christ Lutheran Church San Lorenzo and a folk quartet perform.
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Carl W. Segerhammar
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Tiree
Kayleen Angell
Stephanis Shanklin
Peggy Thompson
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Gare Vidal to Produce Myra Breckinridge Film at Fox
Hollywood news reports author Gare Vidal will serve as producer on the adaptation of Myra Breckinridge for Century Fox. The project centers on Vidal guiding casting and production as the film moves toward greenlight.
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Missionaries Promote Spanish Outreach Through Radio Programs
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints expands Spanish language outreach with radio broadcasts on KFOY Sundays at 6 30 am and KSTN EM varied times. The MorMon Tabernacle Choir plans a Mexico tour starting July 22 with a July 25 personal appearance. Elders Grant Hanson and Charles Cox serve as missionaries to Spanish-Americans in Hayward Fremont San Lorenzo Union City and San Leandro. They canvas neighborhoods to reach non English speakers. Their headquarters are in Los Angeles. Appearances and tours are coordinated with Herust'sir on July 23 and Western Spanish American Mission. Beb Condie directs the choir since 1988 with Dr. Alexander Schreiner and Dr. Robert Cunpan accompanying.
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New Mexico
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Alexander
Schreiner
Robert Cun
Mrs Turney Installed New Guild President in Castro Valley
Mrs Turney was installed as guild president at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church followed by a dinner at Willow Park. Installation rites at the Castro Valley Clubhouse honored outgoing president Mrs David Sellards and named officers including Mrs Low Bellien, Mrs Jack Dexter, and Mrs Keith Fisher.
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Jack Dexter
Catherine
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Keith Fisher
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David Sellards
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Robert Ennis
Guild Players Present Roar of the Greasepaint at Church
The Guild at First Presbyterian Hayward invites audiences to Roar of the Greasepaint at 8 p.m. Thursday and next Saturday. Guild Members Neil Lloyd Greg Lambert and June Loyd rehearse. Donations are 1.50 for agile and 1 for students.
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Annual Catholic Charities Appeal Goal Established
A goal of 479500 has been set for the 12 Oakland parishes as the annual Catholic Charities appeal continues. This marks the first simultaneous diocesan appeal across San Francisco Monterey Stockton Fresno and Oakland with each diocese funding its own projects while the collective effort serves more than a million Catholics in 24 counties. Funds will cover current obligations, long range building programs, and expansion for new aid programs.
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San Francisco
Monterey
Stockton
Fresno
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Rev Read To Conduct Evangelistic Services At Bethany Church
The Rev Don B Read western secretary of the Pocket Testament League will lead evangelistic services at Bethany Baptist Church 24860 Eden Ave Hayward starting tomorrow. He will speak at 1 am and 7 pm with ongoing sessions Monday to Wednesday at 7 30 pm Felipe Alou accompanied campaigns in Vietnam Africa across the US and Latin America and will join for the event with Vietnam photos shown Monday evening.
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Read
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Long Beach Protest Over Art Exhibit Ban
About 500 students and faculty marched silently around the California State College at Long Beach to oppose a ban on an art exhibit. Police reported 43 arrests during the protest as Chancellor Glenn Dumke upheld the ban on nine erotic sculptures opposed by college president Carl McIntosh.
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This Day In Review Chronicle Highlights
In 1812 President Madison warned Congress a second war with Britain was likely. In 1014 the siesta ended in Mexico. In 1958 Charles de Gaulle became France's premier. In 1964 the Supreme Court banned prayers and Bible readings in public schools. Anatole France said the happiest peoples hurt neighbors.
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James Madson
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Britain
Mexico
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France
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