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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
18
Fragmentary OCR mentions dated items and names. readable portion references a game titled Dream House and individuals such as John and Pearl Henreid. Details are unclear but implies a sports or game event with participants.
Red Skelton praised by a Los Angeles City Council resolution for his pledge interpretation and patriotic presentation. The pledge text controversy is noted with praise and media spread of Skelton’s rendition.
A fragmented TV guide listing shows various programs and personalities including NYPD figures, Jack Warden, Hal Free, Dick Cavett, and the Cowsills. The notice also mentions Columbia University students, Yale figures, Della Reese, Sandy Baron, Dom DeLuise, and film listings with Sword of Venus and One Sunday in the Great.
Television listings note Pope Paul VI's unprecedented visit to the World Council of Churches in Geneva Switzerland at 11 00 AM followed by a schedule of programs including Signs of Love and 60 Minutes with coverage of the Biafran Nigerian war and a Brooklyn school Fiddler on the Roof production.
Bruce Watson Janet Waldo Don Messick Daws Butler and Allan Melvin named as voice cast for Hanna Barbera Around the World in 79 Days a continuing feature of The Cattanooga Cats an hour long animated fall debut on ABC TV.
The 19th annual PAT SY Awards will be presented Saturday night at Universal City Studios. Milton Berle will host the ceremony honoring the animal stars of the year.
Frank Sinatra featured at 9 a.m. on KRHM followed by Paul Mauriat at 10 a.m. Elliot Mintz on KMET at 12:30 p.m. Thomas Cassidy at the Music Center on KFAC at 1 p.m. Walter Wanderley on KMAX at 6:15 p.m. with Glen Campbell at 6:45 p.m.
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