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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
6
A Notre Dame football player, who played his last game on November 20, 1920 against Northwestern, contracted a strep infection and died on December 14. The illness followed the season finale and ended a promising athletic career.
Hollywood observers note that a flood of filmed programs robs television of essential viewer contact. They argue personal engagement and a values driven approach may revive audience interest, urging communicators who entertain with information and a sense of words.
New York reports felt, beloved in 1967 fall and winter fashions, is described as the world’s oldest fabric. Researchers for a modern felt producer say it was invented by nomadic central Asian tribes long before ancient China Greece or Rome. Odysseus Caesar and Genghis Khan are cited wearing felt or decorated with it in historical notes.
Central Daylight time listed for WTWO Channel 2 Terre Haute programs. The page shows local TV schedule with times and channels in a standard daily grid.
Channel 4 WITV presents a balanced lineup including morning news at 6 30 a m talk shows daytime soap and evening sports coverage from local teams. Special programs feature community features and weather updates for Bloomington viewers.
The Desperate Hours on ABC 8 p.m. CST features George Segal Yvette M Mieux Teresa Wright and Arthur Hill in a color movie special about convicts who take a suburban family hostage. NBC 7 a.m. CST airs guests Aileen Eaton Frank Conroy and Willie Morris in color. The Virginian NBC 6 30 p.m. CST shows a fortune teller predicting death. The Kraft Music Hall NBC 8 p.m. CST features Groucho Marx hosting Soupy and newcomers. He and She CBS 8 30 p.m. CST spotlights Oscar with Dick and Paula going to Hollywood. The Andy Williams Christmas Show NBC 9 p.m. CST includes Claudine Longet and the Williams family in color.
Paleontologists from Southern Methodist University report Texas Gulf coast was more tropical in the distant past. At a fossil site near Houston they uncovered fossils now submerged under Lake Livingston that hint at tropical creatures such as boa constrictors and tropical rodents.
An ad notes A. W. Newell of Erie Pennsylvania has perfected a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device is aimed at people who can hear voices but not words clearly. Potential buyers are invited to write for full information at no cost or obligation.
Bermuda Islands lie in the mid Atlantic about 700 miles east of New York, positioned in the open sea away from the U S coast.
Hollywood report states Anthony Quinn, a prolific actor, will headline the film Hombo Faber for Paramount Pictures in 1968. The project marks a major role for Quinn as he continues to lead high profile productions in the year ahead.
A cold climate boosts static electricity and affects hair manageability according to John H. Breck, Inc. The UPI report notes geographic location influences hair appearance and styling challenges.
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