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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1971
Page
3
A dense TV schedule fragment lists dozens of shows across hours from morning to night. Programs include news segments with anchors, game shows, sitcoms, dramas, talk and children's programming, with titles like The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, Mayberry R.F.D., Gunsmoke, and Sesame Street.
The paper announces the winner DAN HARVELL a 13 year old from Honey Path South Carolina of the Tell Me Why book contest. It describes mosses including reproduction spore formation and growth patterns in a concise science summary.
The column features reader letters about disability stigma and the need for courtesy toward laryngectomees using electric voice boxes. It includes a reply urging empathy, plus a dispute over a daughter-in-law, and wedding guidance from Ann Landers.
Earl Wilson notes legs and leg men rise in popularity with shorter hotpants and mini skirts in London. He jokes about legsercises, makeup, and the ongoing battle between bosom and leg appeal, pondering summer fashion and suitors.
A compact list of film titles with years and leading stars including James Drury, Red Buttons, Deborah Walley, Bette Davis, James Whitmore, Nancy Davis, Robert Hutton, Wanda Hendrix, Dana Andrews, and Jean Peters. The lineup features dramas, comedies, and adventures with showtimes such as 8 p.m., 10 p.m., and afternoon slots.
U S tenor Jess Thomas will sing Tristan in four major productions over eight months. He opens June 14 at Covent Garden under Georg Solti, staged by Peter Brook, then performs October 9 at the Vienna State Opera Bolshoi Moscow debut, followed by a November 18 Met Opera new production with Birgit Nilsson under Erich Leinsdorf, and a January 17 1972 Paris Opera performance.
Denver stands at an elevation of 5 280 feet above sea level. The Mile High City nickname reflects this height and is a notable geographic fact about Colorado's capital.
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