WITV Channel 4 Bloomington TV Schedule Shuffle
The Bloomington WITV Channel 4 TV lineup lists a mix of classic shows including Richard Tracy and Popeye with varied offerings. Local viewers are invited to watch daily programs spanning cartoons dramas and music shows.
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Central daylight TV schedule May 30 listing
TV guide fragment for Terre Haute listing multiple programs by time on Thursday May 30 including CBS News 4:15, Love of Life, Perry Mason, Twilight Zone, The Nurses, Route 66, Alfred Hitchcock, Password and late night talk like The Truth and Late Show with times scattered across the day. The fragment shows station WTHI Channel 10 program lineup with numerous titles and times.
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TV Schedule Listing for May 30 31 Indianapolis Channel 6
WFBM TV Channel 6 Indianapolis releases a daily program grid for Friday May 30 and Saturday May 31. It lists shows from 4:00 PM through 3:00 PM the next day, including matches, movies, news, game shows, soap operas, sports, and children’s programs with times and titles.
Sarris Peoples Trust Win Games Open Linton Boys League
Sarris edged by a 7-5 score in the League opener and Peoples Trust won the other game 11-5 over American Legion. Bill Minnick hit a homer for the American Legion, Bill Earles connected for G. E. with a man on, and Joe Edmondson homered for Larris in the second game. Friday schedule lists multiple night games across major league matchups.
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Television in Review: Reruns gain new life in retrospectives
Hollywood scrutiny notes CBS TV’s Camera Three as a standout retrospectives festival and praises CBS Reports for updating old material with fresh context on birth control funding in Illinois. NBC's Kremlin documentary to be repeated, while CBS plans six prime time same day Kennedy trip reports plus Berlin visit coverage.
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Memorial song fragment on parents’ passing in 1961
A short memorial verse laments the June 26 1961 passing of the parents who once led the family. It recalls togetherness, faith in their effort, and wishes for eternal rest, ending with a note that they are sadly missed by the family.
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Plastic Piping Approved for Homes by FHA
New lightweight plastic drain pipes received FHA approval. The Chemists Association says builders can save about 90 dollars per project with the lighter piping, enhancing construction efficiency in New York.
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County Students to Be In 1.U. Commencement
Indiana University's 134th commencement will begin with an academic procession at 10 am in the Student Building area. Dr. Elvis J. Stahr presides as 12 Greene county residents join 4,956 degree candidates. Degrees awarded on the Old Stadium playing field. rain moves to the Old Fieldhouse. Local graduates listed with fields and home towns.
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Obituary for Homer Fisher at Poin Dexter Funeral Home
Funeral services are set for Homer Fisher at Poin dexter Funeral Home in Oden at 1 30 p m Friday. Fisher aged 70 died Monday morning at his home after several months illness. He was a retired school teacher who taught in Stockton township in early days. Survivors include his widow four children a brother Harvey Fisher of Linton and two other brothers and a sister.
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Hallandale jockey Brooks reaches 4000 wins at Gulfstream
Hallandale Fla April 8 Steve Brooks rode Johnsal at Gulfstream Park becoming the fifth jockey in history to win 4000 races joining Johnny Longden Eddie Arcaro Willie Shoemaker and Sir Gordon Richards of England in the select milestone.
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Geiberger's USC era marked by 51 straight victories
Santa Barbara, Calif. Apr professional golf star Allen Geiberger once captained the University of Southern California golf team to 51 consecutive victories.
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Graveyard of Verse Obituaries From Mine Run
A compact verse memorial lists multiple humorous epitaphs: Mike O'Day died preserving his right of way, John Knott and his family punning on names, a lock smith who would not knock, Solomon Pease and the pod, Isaac Shook who lied about illness, Jonathon Pound lost at sea, and a bachelor who died unwed at thirty, reflecting light verse funeral lore.
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Boys League Friday Schedule Details
Friday's basketball card lists James at 6 p.m. at Legion and Larris at 8:15 p.m. Peoples faces G.E. in the night program.
O'Hern to Attend Federal Aid Meeting
Linton mayor P H O Hern will attend a June 22 mayors meeting in Anderson Indiana to hear about federal aid programs. Sponsored by Senator Birch Bayh Jr and Vance Hartke the conference aims to outline types of aid available to local communities and invites Indiana mayors.
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Green gardening boom cited by Philadelphia Fed
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia estimates 42 million American gardeners spend about 4 billion dollars yearly on all gardening activities. The figure reflects the growing popularity of home and outdoor horticulture across the country.
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Counterfeit cash hits public in 1962 report
The Secret Service reports losses exceed 500000 dollars due to counterfeit money in fiscal 1962. T-men say twenty dollar bills are the most frequently counterfeited.
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Bailey Homers Twice as Giants Top Reds 5 4
Ed Bailey belted a two run homer to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 5 4 win over the Cincinnati Reds. It was Bailey's 11th homer of the season and came with two aboard. Giants lead over Dodgers remains one game as other NL games yielded 3 2 Cardinals and 3 3 Braves fog halted Dodgers. Twins rout Senators 10 1 and Athletics outlast Orioles 5 4 in 11 innings. Angels beat Tigers 4 2. New York at Boston postponed by rain.
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Giants Hold Off Reds In Tight 5-1 Lead Steady Win
Giants built a 5-1 lead as Reds slimmed the margin with a seventh inning run and Marty Keough two run homer off Juan Marichal in the eighth. Billy Pierce preserved Marichal's seventh win. Fog halted Braves vs Dodgers game at Milwaukee after a sixth inning comeback tied 3-3. 52 minute wait led to postponement and rescheduling as part of a doubleheader on July 21. White's walk off hit beat Houston reliever Don McMahon for Cardinals' second straight 10th inning win over Colts as Houston tied it 2-2 on eighth inning doubles by Brock Davis and Al Spangler.
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Convenience disposa ble pans gain in prepared foods
New York marketing firm Lippincott and Margulies reports disposable casserole pans are gaining significant traction in the prepared foods dish sector as a practical serving option.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Wednesday admissions include Mrs Eva Frye of Linton and Mrs Edward Skemp of Lyons. Dismissals list Miss Charlotte Sheffield of Spencer and Mrs Mary Etta Newby of Jasonville, Mrs Paul Gee of Worthington, Danny Ray White and Jerry Allen White of Switz City.
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Deepest Center Field At Polo Grounds Stands Out
Deep Field New York notes the Polo Grounds in New York hosting the Mets until Flushining Meadow is ready. It records the park’s center field as the deepest in the majors at 480 feet from home plate.
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Grasshoppers Damage North Dakota Cropland in 1862
North Dakota State University Extension Service reports grasshoppers damaged 1,714,000 acres of crop and range land in the state in 1862. Losses from other crop scenes were estimated at $500.
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