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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
14
A dense diary of TV listings showing scheduled times for cartoons news dramas game shows and talk formats. Programs include Captain Kangaroo Batman The Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Dark Shadows and The Edge of Night with assorted news weather and special features scattered throughout the day.
The fragment cites Earl, Bob Stack, and Jonathan Winters discussing which girls should go and how much, reflecting a lighthearted but unclear wartime era broadcast banter with potential cultural references.
A rapid roundup recounts TV figures such as Perry Smith leading segments, Leo Bernstein and John Carson sightings, and Sinatra era social events. It notes Ronald Reagan selling ranch land to 20th Century Fox, and mentions several Hollywood personalities including Toots Shor, Arlene Dahl, Van Johnson, and Melina Mercouri in surrounding chatter.
A fragmentary radio schedule lists multiple stations such as Waals i iL Mutwal and Sunrise to Sunset 762.1 MC with several AM and PM time stamps including 7 18 AM and 11 PM. The text also references WHAT 860 and possible dates or identifiers like 1836.
A TV guide style listing notes Gita Volander a THRUSH agent with a molecular reorganizer plan. The segment features Red Skelton with Terry Thomas and Joanie Sommers, plus a drivers test hosted by Walter Cronkite and Mike Wallace. Movies include For Love or Money and House of W at 8 and 10:30 p.m. respectively.
Community sponsored Blue Cross partners directly with Alabama hospitals to cover needed health services in full. This contrasts with plans that do not provide such direct hospital coverage.
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