Television Schedule Fragments Reflect 1960s News Light
Fragmentary OCR shows a TV day with Perry Mason Mike Douglas Huntles Brinkley Cronkite and Weather Reports. Mentions include Capitol Report News Roundup World News Paul Harvey Grand Marquee and The Benny Goodman Story along with various weather and sports roundups.
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Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Ace Huntles-Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
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Capital Report
World News
Wragnet
Paul Harvey
Benny Goodman
Tonight Show
Earmuffs for Vacation Tales From Office Beat
In a humorous seasonal riff, HAL BOYLE notes summer vacations clog the office echo chamber as staff return eager to trade tales of golf circuits and Smithsonian sights for chatter that slows productive work. He sketches quirky vacationers, from Sports Bug to Cheapskate, Pilgrim Grandpa, and the Big Time Operator. The Boss masks absence with machine plans while others spin tall tales of trips and near mishaps.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Labor Day
Friday Movies and Grand Marquee Listings
Friday at 5:00 PM the A screen shows Kisses for My President a 1965 comedy about a woman elected president starring Fred Mae Murray and Patty Bergen. The Grand Marquee features The Benny Goodman Story a biopic with Steve Allen and Donna Reed about the famous bandleader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MaeMurray
Patty Bergen
Benny Gogdman
Steve Allen
Donna Reed
Band Jender
Instant Majors Multiply as Film Releasing Grows
Hollywood reports a wave of new releasing firms expanding film merchandising and distribution. Commonwealth United and National General join, bringing diverse catalogs with stars like Charlton Heston, Doris Day, Jack Lemmon, and Peter Sellers. The shift loosens majors grip, offering lower fees and niche campaigns for non mass audience releases.
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Commonwealth United
Savings and Loan Bank
Julius Caesar
iCharlton Heston
Jason Rolbards
John Gielgud
Viva
jMax
Peter Ustinov
Jonathan Winters
Peter Sellers
Ringo Starr
National General
Ately
Doris Day
Brian Keith
Gregory
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Eva Marie Saint
Jack Lemmon
Catharine Deneuve
Imajors
Indy track meet miscue highlights starting line aid
Commissioner Phil Eskew attended a track meet in Indianapolis where the 440 yard dash was about to start. One runner explained he would not use starting blocks or dig a hole to help his start, saying he would not be there.
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Scorpio
Carroll Righter
Indianapolis
Ind
Phil Eskew
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Eskew
Crosswords puzzle mixed clues and wordplay stream
A jumbled list of crossword clues and fragments ranging across languages ages and themes. Includes references to places people and objects such as Andalusian dance styles beer specialties and religious orders. Contains obscurities and partial phrases challenging to solve without the grid.
Goren on bridge by Charles H Gore n
North-South vulnerable. North opens 2NT with 23 HCP and six spades. South raises to 4 spades, West passes a trump lead, declarer plays and finishes in six spades. A false card by East misleads declarer. best play involves multiple diamond chances and alternative finesses.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
North East South West
South
North
West
East
Declarer
Joses
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Family Circus
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