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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
10
A dense schedule fragment shows weekday and Friday TV blocks with programs from 6 to 31, listing titles across networks and airtimes. Notable titles include Gilligan's Island Peyton Place The Baron Dragnet and Nightlife among others, with multiple airings and channel blocks.
A Paris Houston Galveston run covers the Balinese Room reopening with Phil Harris tears of nostalgia. Alice Faye Gene Tierney Gretchen Wyler Howard Lee and other celebrities attend as memories of Sam Maceo and gambling days surface.
In 1957 the third tube of New York’s Lincoln Tunnel, the first triple tube traffic tunnel in the world, opened to traffic. WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
Fragments show hour ranges from 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. and sunrise to sunset patterns. Unclear full schedule. mentions times 4:55 A.M. to Midnight and sunrise to sunset phrases. Likely a listing of broadcasting or airtime windows with inconsistent phrasing.
Mr and Mrs A D Rodgers and Terry visited relatives at Addison Friday night. Rev T M Meigs is improved after losing his left hand in an accident. Larry Smith has spent months in a Birmingham hospital. Rev James D Kelly will bring the message at Jones Chapel First Baptist Church at 10 am. They held early services in May due to the May Memorial services. Mr and Mrs Leo Skinner and Margaret visited Ervin Harris Sunday. Ted White visited relatives at Addison last week. Rev and Mrs Floyal Rodgers and family of Gardendale visited Dealens Brown and attended decoration at Cross Roads. Ted White went to Moulton Sunday afternoon. Beginning the First Sunday in June the Sunday school at Jones Chapel First Baptist will be at the regular time.
A Bermuda survey shows about 98 percent of homes now have electricity. The high adoption marks progress for the island's utility service and standards of living.
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