TV schedule highlights for May 8 9
Channel 8 prime time listings include My Living Doll Patty Duke Jackie Gleason Hazel Europe Gunsmoke and a late news wrap. May 9 features Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up and Live Camera Three This Is The Life Big Picture Face The Nation and top shows from 5 11 30 pm including Fugitive Candid Camera Ben Casey and Tall Man.
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Patty Duke
Jackie Gleason
Hazel
Europe
Century
Dick Sherwood
Dizzy Dean
Pee Wee Reese
Bing Crosby
Mr. Ed
Ed Sullivan
Dobie Gillis
Ben Casey
Recruitment Under Way For Clean Up Projects
N E Schulze manager of the La Crosse office of the Wisconsin State Employment Service announced immediate recruitment of youths ages 16 through 21 for city and county work projects. The effort aims to place young workers in cleanup and public service tasks starting soon.
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N. E. Schulze
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
TV Tonight A mix of comed y and news specials
WKBT presents Rhoda the Robot at 5 30 this afternoon then Patty Duke at six followed by Jackie Gleason Show guests Timmy Rogers and Roger Ray. CBS News Special V E Day coverage from 8 to 9 p m with Eisenhower and Montgomery. Cronkite and DIm bleby narrate. Gunsmoke at 9 to 10 and Head lines of the Century later. a Sinatra film airs at 10 30.
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Rhoda
Patty Duke
Timmy Rogers
Roger Ray
Jackie Gleason
WKBT
Hazel
Europe
CBS News
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Field Marshal Montgomery
London
Walter Cronkite
Richard Dimbleby
NEBT
Frank Sinatra
Edward G. Robinson
Eddie Hodges
Eleanor Parker
Miami
Wisconsin Governor Announces Flood Relief Youth Program
Gov Warren Knowles outlines a disaster relief plan funded by the U S Department of Labor to employ youth on flood cleanup and recovery projects. Wages start at 1 25 dollars per hour for a 40 hour week with 1 87 dollar overtime rate. Projects run up to 60 days and require proof of age.
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Warren Knowles
U.S. Department of Labor
Schulze
WSES
La Crosse Tribune May 8 1965 Delivery Note
The La Crosse Tribune confirms delivery on May 8 1965 with edition routed via RFD bags. Subscribers receive Saturday issue across Wisconsin locales.
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la Crosse Tribune
RFD
Warner Bros Plans May and June Twin Bill Reissues
Warner Bros will re release two pairings in May and June. Gypsy and The Music Man screen as a double feature with Rosalind Russell Natalie Wood and Karl Malden in Gypsy and Robert Preston Shirley Jones Buddy Hackett Hermione Gingold and Paul Ford in The Music Man. The Bette Davis duo features What Ever Happened to Baby Jane and Dead Ringer with Davis alongside Joan Crawford in the former and in Dead Ringer playing a dual role.
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Bette Davis
Warner Bros
Rosalind Russell
Natalie Wood
Karl Malden
Meredith Willson
Robert Preston
Shirley Jones
Buddy Hackett
Hermione Gingold
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Miss Davis
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Baby Jane
Hebrew Roots Meaning and Historical Use
The term Hebrew derives from roots meaning to go over or cross. Gentiles used it to label people who called themselves Israelites or Sons of Jacob.
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Jacob
National Monument Declares C&O Canal Route
Congress designates the Chesapeake and Ohio canal as a national monument covering 4,800 acres from Seneca to Cumberland Maryland with the entire right of way.
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National Monument
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
U.S. Congress
Seneca
Cumberland
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