Day by Day TV Schedule for June 16
The page lists a broadcast lineup for IND University including shows like Morning Report Lunchtime Theatre Girl Talk People Are Funny Milady Matinee Dragnet Robin Hood Fun N Stuff Superman Popeye The Rocky Show Wally Gator Paradise Desilu Playhouse and Jazz Scene with times from 7:00 to 11:00 PM and late night entries.
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Daily Word
Ff Ind
Univer
Milady
Dragnet
Robin Hood
Fun
Super Man
Popeye
Rocky Huckleberry
Ind. University
Janie
Wally Gator
Sir Frances Drake
Central daylight schedule pages for WTHI Terre Haute
The listing shows WTHI channel air times for June 15 and June 16 with programs such as Capt. Kangaroo CBS News I Love Lucy Real McCoys Pete and Gladys Love of Life Guiding Light Farm Show Password Houseparty To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Laramie Dr Hopp And Friends Destry News Report and various evening programs including The Greatest Show on Earth and Garry Moore News.
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Laramie
Dr. Hopp
CBS News
Guiding Light
Walter Cronkite
Marshal Dillon
Petticoat Junction
TV Schedule for Indianapolis Station WFBM TV Channel 6 June 15 1965
TV guide snippet lists daily on air times from 6:15 to 1:30 a.m. with programs including Baby Time NBC News Peter Gunn Jeopardy The Doctors Match Game Tonight Show and Weather. Highlights Channels schedule shows lineup for Monday and Tuesday with news and entertainment programs.
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Dovie
NBC News
Fragtés Farm
Peter Gunn
Doeetors
Eyp
Jecretta Young
NBC
WERM
Ered Everett
Tuntley-brinkley
Mr. Novak
Richard Boone
Bell Telephone Tive
France
Frayer
Technicians prep Shawnee Summer Theatre for 1964 opening
Technicians at Shawnee Summer Theatre directed by Frank Hayashida prepare the Bloomfield area venue for the 1964 season. The article notes the theatre’s location near Bloomfield and includes a historical photo caption referencing the setup.
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Shawnee Summer Theatre
Frank Hayashida
Bloomfield
Television in Review Skews Timely Drama With Ambitious Plot
NBC Sunday night drama features Arthur Kennedy Peter Falk Oscar Homolka and Andrew Duggan as diplomacy and rebellion collide at an embassy The rebel leader is evacuated but later believed killed The review notes the script's tough skeptical tone toward insurgents and the show’s timely relevance CBS and ABC scheduling notes close the piece including Barry Goldwater debate and Crosby fall season plans
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Hollywood
NBC TV
Arthur Kennedy
Peter Falk
Oscar Homolka
Andrew Duggan
Wes A
Falk
Homolka
Duggan
U. S
Kennedy
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Local Towns
Friday admissions include Mrs. Lessie Walls Linton Mrs. Sear Newsom Worthington Joe Plummer Linton Richard Barnard Linton William Steele Dugger and newborn Michael Rex Sparks Bloomfield born eight pounds seven ounces. Dismissals include Mrs. Michael Gallagher Bloomfield and others.
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Lessie Walls
Linton
Sear Newsom
Worthing
Ton Joe Plummer
Richard Barnard
William Steele
Dugger
Rex Sparks
Bloomfield
Michael Rex
Claudia Gordon
Shelburn
Ralph Campbell
Dean Jones
Gwensburg
Vinnie Helms
Spencer Dorothy Woodward
William Bedwell
Jasonville
Stella McFarland
James Bate
Jeffrey Smith
Raymond _ Storms
Beech Grove
John White
Rest Haven
Michael Gallagher
Jale
Robert Mielson
Spencer Raymond Bault
Deckar
She Ourn
Ethel Duane
Tressie Bruce
Claude White
Bloomfeld
Stephen Sanders
Sandborn
Kathy Ann Barton
Deans
Lensen Ledbetter
Paul Ellis
Saltsberry
Ruby McCall
Lowell Batts
So'sberry
Marvin Snoddy
Edgar DeMoss
Newberry
Wilbur Spurgeon
Bloomfield Edward Hasler
Emer
Donald Marshall
Frank
Television Schedule Highlights From United Press International
NBC Tele hour features Ray Bolger with Janis Paige Erroll Garner Trio Ron Husman Serendinity Singers and Ruggiero Ricci. NBC High Adventure with Lowell Thomas tiger hunt in India. Bette Davis in For Better For Worse on NBC at 8. CBS Jack Benny with Bob Hope sketch 9.50 Garry Moore with Carol Burnett Alan King Marion Lorne Roy Castle at 9.50.
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United Press International Telephone Hour
NBC
Ray Bolger
Janis Paige
Erroll Garner
Ron Husman
Serendin'ty
Ruggiero Ricci
Lowell Thomas
CBS
Bette Davis
Richard Boone
Anton Chekhov
Boone
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Jack
Garry Moore
Carol Burnett
Alan King
Marion Lorne
Roy Castle
Take-Out Hot Plate Method Aids Food Retention
The American Dietetic Association notes a simple two-plate technique to keep take-out food hot. A paper plate with food is covered by a second inverted plate and stapled at the edges, using plate-to-plate insolation to slow heat loss.
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Chicago
American Dietetic Association
Summerville Church Plans Bible School This June
Summerville Church of Christ announces Vacation Bible School from June 22 to 26 with daily classes 7 to 8 15 p m for all ages including adults. Evening activities include singing bite classes and hand work with refreshments and transport provided. For more information call 847-9248.
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Summerville
Redwood forests regaining balance in California
California Redwood Association says new growth exceeds lumber harvests as selective logging and replanting replenish redwood stands. About 1.5 million redwoods across 26 state parks and over 100000 acres in public lands bolster the trend alongside private holdings totaling 200000 acres.
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San Francisco
California
California Redwood Association
Referendum Endorses Life Presidency in Haiti
Haitians voted Sunday to approve a constitutional article making Francois Papa Doc Duvalier president for life. The change was considered a foregone conclusion with an overwhelming majority expected to back the measure.
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LIFE
PORT
AU Prince
Haiti
Francois
Papa Doc
Mine Blast Kills Three in Bryn Wales Injures Two
An explosion tore through a coal mine in Bryn Wales today killing three miners and injuring two others. Emergency crews responded as residents watched from nearby streets. The incident is under investigation by local authorities and mine safety officials.
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Bryn
Wales
South Wales
Water spreading turns arid West Pakistan land into pasture
In Dera Ismail Khan district West Pakistan farmers convert 130 million acres of wasteland into pasture using water spreading. The method stores flood water in small dams creating fertile soil for native grass, boosted by USAID and local cooperation with 200 new dams on 900 acres. The project yielded hay worth about 10 000 dollars and drew praise as a minor miracle.
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Karachi
West Pakistan
Pakistan
Rak Mran
Dera Ismail Khan
Pakistan Forest Department
U.S. Agency For International Development
Suleman Hills
Pakinstan
Rakh Miran
Norman H. French
USAID
Rock Creek
Ohio
Aijijaz Hussain
Muhammad Akran Kurd
Union Council
Ghulem Hasul
Obituary Ora E Follum Dies at Rest Haven
Ora E Follum, born October 27 1880 south of Linton, died Sunday at Rest Haven aged 81. He never married and was a member of the Linton Church of Christ. Survived by brother Claude and sisters Gertrude Tolton and Roy Brannen, with several nieces and nephews. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev Orell D Overman officiating. burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
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Ora E. Follum
Rest Haven
Follum
Linton
John W
Emma Stark Follum
Gertrude Templeton
Roy Brannen
South Linton
Welch and Cornett
Orell D. Overman
Pleasant Grove
Midland Woman Laura Haberle 79 Dies Rites Set
Laura B Haberle 79 a resident of Midland died Sunday at Freeman Greene County hospital Born near Brazil Jan 18 1885 she was the daughter of John and Fredericks Crallman Havercamp She survived by son Byron Haberle Jasonville two daughters Wilma Hutton Duluth Minn Genevieve McDonald Winslow Ind one sister Rose Crouse Indianapolis six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Reverends Allison VanWormer and Roy Bridwell officiating Burial will be in Lebanon cemetery.
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Laura B. Haberle
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
Brazil
John and
Fredericks Crallman Havercamp
Midland
Lebanon
Genevieve McDonald
Winslow
Ind
Rose Crouse
Indianapolis
McClanahan
Jasonville
Allison VanWormer
Roy Bridwell
Lebanon Cemetery
Past Noble Grands Plan For New Year
Mrs. Martha Gosnell hosted the Past Noble Grands club gathering as year end reports were given and plans discussed for fall and winter meetings. Members shared vacation plans and prizes were awarded during social hour with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Martha Gosnell
Noble Grands Club
Ayle Martin
Pauline Livingston
Ethel Rhorer
Grace Allee
Sarah Beveridge
Gosnell
Rhorer
Allee
Elizabeth Smith
Theseus Establishes Greece's First Wrestling Rules
In 800 B.C. Theseus, son of King Aegeus of Athens, sets the earliest standard rules for Grecian wrestling. The development marks a key moment in ancient sport governance.
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Athens
Theseus
Ageus
Dugger Woman Dies Rites Held Today
Mrs. Tressa M. Spencer 73 of Dugger died at 3 45 am Saturday at Freeman Greene County hospital Lin ton born January 9 1891 in Sullivan County daughter of James and Callie Lowden Timmerman widow of Archie Spencer funeral today at Pleasantville Methodist Church led by Rev William Earley burial in Pleasantville Cemetery Newkirks Funeral Home Dugger in charge of arrangements Surviving Ralph in Dugger Edith Hill Linton Virginia Tribby Terre Haute Ray Timmerman Pleasantville Mary Garrett Marco five grandchildren
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Tressa M. Spencer
Dugger
Freeman- Greene County
Linton
Sullivan County
James
Callie Lowden Timmerman
Archie
Ralph
Edith Hill
Virginia Tribby
Terre Haute
Ray Timmerman
Pleasantville
Mary Garrett
Marco
Pleasantville Methodist Church
William Earley
Newkirks Funeral Home
Taylor Township Resident Mary A Fitzpatrick Dies
Mary A Fitzpatrick of Taylor township died at 8 30 am at her daughter's home Mrs Ez ra Reed in Taylor township born October 31 1884 daughter of Hugh and Marion Cooper Alexander member of Furnace Christian church husband Cleophas Monroe Fitzpatrick preceded her in death survivors include daughter Mrs Reed brother John Alexander of Dugger two grandchildren and one great grandchild body taken to Jenkins and Son Funeral home Bloomfield for services pending
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Mary A. Fitzpatrick
Taylor Township
Ezra Reed
Fitzpatrick
Hugh and
Marion Cooper Alexander
Furnace Christian Church
Cleophas Monroe_ Fitzpatrick
Reed
Penn State researchers trim waste with new slicing method
At Penn State University researchers test a cutting machine that eliminates sawdust by reversing the traditional knife action. Logs are sliced under pressure to improve quality and reduce waste from lumber production. The method aims to cut waste to less than a quarter inch per inch of board width.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Runs for Fun Berlin Sprinter Wins 100 M Dash
Hideo Ijima, a Japanese sprinter running for the fun of it, won the 100 meter dash at a Berlin track meet on Sunday in 10.1 seconds, just one tenth of a second off the world record.
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Berlin
Hideo Ijima
Grace McBride obituary from Lyons native dies in Indianapolis
Former Lyons resident Grace McBride, born June 26 1892 in Owen County, died at 9 p m Sunday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. She left Lyons 21 years ago for Indianapolis and worked at the Leader Store until retirement. Survived by two daughters Herschel Wright Marion and Delores McBride Indianapolis a son Frederick M Bride Jr Texas a sister Lula Benks Orlando Fla a brother Fred Smith Freedom and five grandchildren Funeral services in Indianapolis and Lyons with Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors rites. Graveside and interment at Prairie Chapel Cemetery.
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Grace McBride
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Lyons
McBride
Owen County
Fred C
Lyons Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Leader
Herschel Wright
Marion
Delores McBride
Frederick M Bride, Jr
Texas
Lula ‘Benks
Lando
Fla
Fred Smith
Freedom
Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Home
Exhibit Opens on Romanian Architecture in Washington
An exhibit of modern Romanian architecture opens in Washington today, signaling closer U S ties with the Communist bloc. It runs in Washington through June 22, then visits Detroit July 3 13 and New York July 20 August 16.
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Washington
United States
Detroit
New York
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Indiana
United Press International News
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Bloomington
Kimes
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WTHI
Cartoon Theatre
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Vaum
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TED Are
Centra
Mitch
REAL
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
West Point
N.Y
Paul Dietzel
U.S. Military Academy
Civil Service
Ege
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin, Ilinois
U.S
Television In Review
By Rick DuBrow
Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Channel Swim
Ming Crosby
ABC
Crosby
Lin Margie Miller, Linton
Summerville Church
Plas Bible School
Mister Breger
Vere
S. Main St. Linton
Ken Steigerwald
Met
Anderson
Poindexter
Memoriam
Jor Henico
Prescription
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