Carson Holds Dominance as Late Night Rises on TV
Hollywood reports that Johnny Carson’s high profile return to Tonight solidifies his control of late night. ABC’s Joey Bishop series struggles against NBC’s strong ratings and broader affiliate reach, limiting competition and advertising revenue. Carson’s salary boost reflects his enduring market power.
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TV Listings for Terre Haute Channel 10
Central daylight schedule shows Secret St rm at 3 00 pm Hillbillies at 3 30 pm Easy Show at 4 00 pm Walter Cronkite at 5 30 pm Wild Wild West at 6 30 pm Hogan's Heroes at 7 30 pm Friday Movie at 8 00 pm Report at 10 00 pm Las Vegas at 10 30 pm.
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Switz City Central School honor rolls named by grade
Central School announces semester and six weeks honor rolls. Names appear by grade from seventh to twelfth, listing students such as Keith Jones, James Brown, Rebecca Frey, Linda Moyer, Phyllis Wake, and Charles Strickler among others.
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Meanie Miller
Thomas Stiles
Vivian York
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James Brown
Mary Homebrook
Jo Ellen Spainhower
Rebecca Frey
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Ricky Graves
Susan Holtsclaw
Linda Moyer
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Sharon Penning
Lenda Strietelmeier
Dennis Green
Mary Himebrook
Debbie Bray
Kevin Ke'ler
Karen Wilson
James Spainhower
Phyllis Ferguson
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Carol Mac-Donald
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Phyllis Yake
Becky Baker
Debby Booher
Melea Bray
Sandra Brown
Fred Peavey
Karla Keller
June Soliday
Charles Strickler
Miss Yaw Chosen For Honor Group At Louisville
Linda Yaw was named among 19 freshmen selected for CWENS at the University of Louisville campus during the Fryberger ceremony. The honor recognizes scholarship and extracurricular leadership, awarded by the University Student Senate with Dean of Students support. Present at the event were Mrs. John Yaw and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Trutt.
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Weekend Television Highlights Featured Movie Night and Talk
UPI Weekend TV highlights list Saturday and Sunday offerings on NBC CBS and ABC. Highlights include Robinson Crusoe on Mars with Paul Mantee and Adam West, Piccadilly Palace with the New Vaudeville Band, and Sunday Night Movie Can Can starring Sinatra and MacLaine.
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U. I. Alumni Officers Meet in Bloomington
IU Alumni Club officers from Southern Indiana Kentucky and Ohio regions convene in Bloomington at the State Room West IU Memorial Union Building at 6 30 p m Tuesday June 20. Greene County attendees include Dr C E Alumbaugh Linton president Wesley Wampler Bloomfield and Bernice Mitchell Jasonville. Meeting aims to coordinate club procedures structures and activities with Max Skirvin Bloomington host.
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Summer Recreation Begins at L and M Program
The L and M Summer Recreation program opened Monday for a 10 week session directed by Mrs. Gary Eshelman. Pupils in grades one through four attend Mondays and grades five through ten meet Wednesdays from 3 to 6 pm.
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Tri County Art Fair awards announced at Loogootee
The Tri-County Art Fair held in Loogootee on June 4 awarded cash prizes donated by the Martin County Art Society. Winners included Charles Crawford and Elsie Slaven in landscape and portrait divisions, with Ruth Taylor and Polly Hotz placing in other categories. A LaVerne Eichmuller painting raffle was won by Mrs. Helen Cropp. judge was Harvey Hannah Jr. of Bloomfield.
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Down Town Chicago Restaurant Renames Banquet Room
In Chicago a downtown restaurant formerly named Mayor's Row renamed its banquet space the Tel Aviv Room, adopting a new designation in place of the former Little Eypt named for political jokes and city politics.
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