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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
6
Hollywood UPI report notes Barry Sullivan, known for Road West last year, guest starred on The Man From U N C L E in a brief television appearance.
Marcello Mastricanni will make his first English speaking picture for Paramount titled Diamonds for Breakfast. The project marks his move into Hollywood after prior Italian roles with UPI reporting.
Hollywood report states Patrick O'Neal signed to co star with Walter Matthau and Anne Jackson in The Connecticut Look, a Broadway project. The casting places O'Neal alongside high profile leads in a drama without confirmed premiere dates.
The National Automobile Club reports that the average driver faces mostly minor issues from dead batteries and emergency roadside service, totaling 56 percent of 1966 calls. Gas and oil requests account for 9 percent.
A Missouri Pacific spokesman said a Colorado retiree found an unused Tex as-Pacific ticket from 1898 for a child half fare from Bonham Texas to Fort Worth. The retroactive refund amounts to $2.10 at 3.6 cents a mile, issued by the St Louis based railroad.
Pittsburgh profile of Fred Rogers explains his approach to Misterogers Neighborhood. He emphasizes respectful, real world storytelling, puppets like King Friday the 13th and Daniel the tiger, and creating kitchen settings to mirror family life. Rogers plans NET series for 1200 stations next February.
A new report in Nutrition Reviews finds large vitamin C doses do not prevent colds or shorten their duration. Adequate intake yields no extra benefit from additional megadoses, per tests on volunteers.
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