Final chapter tease for Middle Aged Lions in WWII saga
A sweeping World War II montage follows Ed O Neill Ralph Neppel and Frank Sneed through battles sieges and POW camps. The narrative threads reach a climactic moment as the war ends with V J Day and Medal of Honor moments echoing across Iowa England Belgium and Texas.
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Oxford
England
Ralph Neppel
Ralph
Belgium
91St General Hospital
Buck Walden
Buck
Jean
Nuremberg
Germany
Stalag Luft III
Frank Sneed
Pacific
Temple
Texas
New York Pier
Paulette Goddard
McCloskey General Hospital
Carroll County
Iowa
Matt
Isabel
Charley
Ward 26-A
Washington
Grace Schleisman
Lidderdale
Des Moines
Dunkirk
U. S
Neppel
Washington, D. C
White House
United States
Harry S. Truman
America
Hiroshima
Cmdr
Hamilton Napier
Truk
Cpl
Ed O'Neill
Westminster Abbey to host multi faith service on Human Rights Day
Dean Eric Abbott plans a united silent service at Westminster Abbey to mark 900 years since consecration. Christians Jews Muslims Hindus and Buddhists will take part with readings every ten minutes and no spoken prayers. Some Anglican clergy oppose the interfaith approach.
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London
Westminster Abbey
England
Abbey
St. Martin-in-the- Fields
Trafalcar Square
Convocation of Canterbury
Eric Abbott
Elizabeth II
Archbishop of Canterbury
Pointer Drive-In Behl Ee Mie DC
Exclusive early screening announcement for two films at Pointer Drive-In in Washington DC. Attendees are warned these two titles will not be broadcast on TV and will be shown in full at the venue. Release details and timing not provided in readable text.
Bonanza and rivals shape TV family format debate
NBC and CBS offered a slate of 1960s style family shows and specials. The piece contrasts Bonanza’s durable family formula with The Virginian The Big Valley and late night music and variety hours. It notes NBC’s Telephone Hour and Danny Kaye’s network exit shaping schedules.
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New York
Shiloh Ranch
Big Valley
NBC
Telephone Hour
Metropolitan Opera
George Szell
Cleveland Orchestra
Szell
Danny Kaye
CBS
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Charlotte and Roanoke
Television guide listing for Monday December 5 1966 across WBTV WSLS and WSOC includes daytime movies news and prime time programs such as Edge of Night Family Affair The Ed Sullivan Show and sports news. Local anchors and show lineups appear with repeated times and network blocks across channels.
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WBTV
Charlotte
W. Cronkite
Wghp-Tv
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Mike Douglas
Walter Cronkite Huntley
Walter Cronkite
Brinkley
Big Valley
Naked City
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Tony Curtis
Vinni Lisi
Adult Entertainment
Jack Lemmon
Walter Matra
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Centennial Ave
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Iron Horse
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Micky
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Lisa James
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Tony Nelson
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