Flag Day Proclamation Urges Flying the Flag nationwide
President Johnson issues a Flag Day proclamation urging every American to fly the flag on Wednesday to mark the 190th anniversary of the Continental Congress designating the Stars and Stripes as the national banner. He calls for citizens to display it at home and work and to teach children its meaning. Hollywood report notes Mike Romanoff becomes assistant to Aaron Rosenberg at Fox.
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Remembering Spencer Tracy a warm, unadorned giant
Hollywood Review recalls Spencer Tracy as a self educated, tough yet compassionate man who shunned interviews and public display. He shared a long private bond with Katharine Hepburn and earned two Oscars while rarely attending ceremonies.
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Sandborn Cub Scouts Hold Pack Meeting
Sandborn Cub Scout Pack 115 met in the Town Hall for a regular gathering. Mrs Kay Sargent led prayer and Den Two supervised the flag ceremony. A drinks committee was formed for the July picnic at Red Hill Park Illinois. Den One won the attendance award and John H Hancock showed a 1940 Sandborn film.
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TV Highlights From United Press International
Evening TV listings feature The Steve Allen Comedy Hour on CBS with guests Dayton Allen and Sonny and Cher. NBC spotlights Hugh Downs on hair transplantation and Justice Douglas on Farewell to Texas. Other episodes include Capt Kangaroo on CBS, Batman on ABC, Wednesday Night Movie Ferry to Hong Kong, and I Spy on NBC with a plot about a Greek mail order bride.
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NET Labs Aims To Rock The Boat In Public TV Push
Av Westin of National Educational Television explains a coast to coast fall series will be autonomous, funded by Ford Foundation, and shielded from pressure. He says the lab will cover 1968 conventions, promote interconnection, and keep reports long or short as needed without network pursuit.
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French Star Piccoli Signs With De Laurentiis for Diabolik
French film star Michel Piccoli has signed with producer Dino De Laurentiis for a top role in the thriller Diabolik. The announcement comes from Hollywood where Piccoli joins the project alongside De Laurentiis's international lineup.
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