Voice of Democracy Winners Named From Local Schools
David Swan, 16, Kamak High School, won first place in the Voice of Democracy contest judged by the Women’s Auxiliary of VFW Post 7117 at Worthington. Diane Benham, 16, L and M High School, took second. Greene County schools were invited to enter, but only Shakamak and L and M participated. Swan advances to the Seventh District Contest.
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David Swan
Kamak High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Worthington
Diane Benham
L and M High School
Shakamak
WTWO Channel 2 TV Listings Terre Haute Wednesday Dec 14
Television programs scheduled for WTWO Channel 2 in Terre Haute on Wednesday December 14 include daytime soap, news, and evening shows with local and national offerings. Listings show time slots and program titles for audience planning.
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WTWO
Terre Haute
Year of the tape recorder drives home electronics boom
New York reports that 1966 will see over four million tape recorders sold in the United States. Industry sources say the tape recorder boom ranks second only to color television in home electronics popularity.
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New York
UPI
Dry Rio Grande Halts Western Pilot Filming
In Las Cruces New Mexico crews prepare to film a pilot television Western on Wednesday but the Rio Grande river is completely dry leaving no water for scenes requiring a river. local authorities and production staff planned alternatives.
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Las Cruces, N.M
UPI
Rio Grande
TV Highlights and Schedule Across Networks
United Press International lists ABC NBC and ABC highlights with The Brave Riles documentary about the Battle of the Bulge narrated by Arthur Kennedy and directed by Laurence E. Mascott. Air times include 9 p.m. CST today on NBC and items such as The Virginian at 7 a.m. CST and The Man Who Never Was at 8 p.m. CST plus The 1 Spy on NBC and a Bob Hope Special from Acapulco in color. Gerald L. Andrus drives up to a St Charles Street car crash in New Orleans.
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United Press International
ABC
Laurence E. Mascott
Purple Heart
Arthur Kennedy
NBC
George Raft
Britain
the Virginian
Pernell Roberts
Bob Hope
Acapulco
Cantinflas
Michael Caine
Merle Oberon
Man
Murphy
Ronnie Howard
New Orleans
UPI
Gerald L. Andrus
St. Charles Street
Cancer Death Toll Rises Sharply in 1967 United States
A National Advisory Cancer Council report warns cancer will kill about 305000 Americans in 1967, with 153 deaths per 100000 people. Lung cancer now leads male deaths, largely tied to smoking, air pollution, radiation, and influenza virus, while breast and leukemia trends show mixed progress and ongoing research advances.
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Washington
UPJ
National Advisory Cancer Councl
Eport
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Free State Rd
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