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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
6
Channel 2 WTvw0 presents a schedule of December 22 and 23 programs in Central Daylight Time. Listings cover Thursday and Friday operations for Terre Haute viewing, with times shown accordingly.
The schedule highlights Friday night TV including Gay Purr-ee on CBS with Judy Garland and ensemble, NBCs Christmas madrigals from the David Randolph Singers, Tarzan versus a computer, U N C L E with Akim Tamiroff, Milton Berle Show with Wich Van Johnson, The Cat with Mr Cat, 12 O Clock High featuring Lilia Skala, all color broadcasts and CST times.
Tourists spent a record amount in Italy in the first eight months of 1966, reported by the Italian Government Travel Office. Gross earnings reached the equivalent of 1,000 billion lira, about 1.6 billion dollars annually, up 150 billion lire from 1965’s peak.
Truman Capote hosts a memorable television Christmas drama based on his Mademoiselle story. Geraldine Page, Donnie Melvin, and Frank Perry deliver a gentle, bittersweet Alabama tale of friendship, innocence, and the meaning of Christmas, with Conrad Hall and Meyer Kupferman integrating visuals and music.
Edison presented the first incandescent lamp, phonograph, motion picture, and electric railway to the world from New Jersey, marking a landmark in technological history associated with Thomas A. Edison.
Producers of the Daniel Boone TV series scour potential filming sites in Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia as part of location scouting efforts.
Dr. Emanuel Rackman of Yeshiva University addressed 300 rabbis warning against letting the black power slogan and strained Jew Negro relations deter civil rights support. He urged greater rabbinic involvement in the war on poverty and even urged congregants to welcome necessary taxes as a privilege.
The National Geographic notes Japan marks an annual National Photography Day. The event highlights Japanese photographers and historical images showcased in galleries and museums nationwide.
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