Television Schedule June 18 1964 Channel 4 and 6
Channel 4 lists bold color programs at 4 p.m. WLWC. Channel 6 offers Home Edition at 6 p.m. times followed by Chet and Dave News and News Special. The evening line includes Dr Kildare The Advocate at 8:30.
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Chet
Dave
Evening TV Schedule for Friday June 19 1964
Local listings show a Friday slate with a 5:00 and 5:30 Movie, 7:00 and 7:15 Jamboree, 7:30 Inter's Zone, 8:00 and 8:30 Bob Hope, 9:00 Bob Hope, 9:30 TWTWIW, 10:00 Jack Paar and 10:30 Jack Paar. Also listed are Sugarfoot Destry Movie Chet Long Sports Adv in Paradise and Alfred Hitchcock.
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Bob Hope
Chet Long
Paradise
Television notes highlight Sikkim tour and TV's reach
NBC producer Lou Hazam guides viewers through Sikkim with Ilope Cooke and Thondup as royal guides. The color program showcases rain forests, markets, spice cardamom and palace scenes, illustrating TV as a window to the world.
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New York
Sikkim
Himalayas
Tibet
India
Ilope Cooke
NBC
Lou Hazam
Miss Cooke
Thondup
Nile
ABC
William S. Scranton
CBS
Face the Nation
CBS Radio
Arthur Godfrey
Car Safety Check Schedule Set By City Leaders
The Logan car safety check program, organized by Junior Leaders and city police, runs June 24 at Metal Powder Products General Electric Metalbestos and the Logan Postoffice from 9 to noon and 3 to 5 pm. June 25 offers inspections at Goodyear and Carborundum with same times. June 26 and 27 the S Main St municipal area hosts inspections 9 am to 5 pm. The inspection is voluntary.
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Logan
General Electric
Metalbestos
Goodyear
S. Main St
Today in History June 18 1964 events chronology
Dates of historical events listed for June 18 across years 1812 declaration of war on Britain, 1815 Napoleon defeated, 1940 Cherbourg captured, 1942 Churchill roosevelt conferences, 1943 Wavell appointed viceroy, 1945 Buckner killed in Okinawa, 1954 Mendes-France premier, 1959 Earl Long hospitalization, 1963 sit in arrests in Gadsden Alabama.
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U.S. Congress
Great Britain
Napoleon
Waterloo
Cherbourg
Winston Churchill
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sir Archibald Wavell
India
U.S
Simon Buckner
Okinawa
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Louisiana
Earl Long
Baton Rouge
Gadsden
Ala
Goble Resigns Post As Deputy Auditor
Maj. Gen. Chester W. Goble, WWII director of Ohio Selective Service, resigns as deputy state auditor effective June 30. Hugh S. Jenkins to succeed him. Goble has led the post since 1955 and supervised induction of over 800,000 Ohioans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Ohio Selective Service
Roger Tracy
Hugh S. Jenkins
Goble
Appointment of Executor for Doris A. Turner Estate
Clarence Allison of Route 2 Logan Ohio has been named Executor of the Doris A. Turner estate now in Washington Township Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months. Dated June 16 1964 Rhea Bangert Brown Probate Judge.
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Doris A. Turner
Clarence Allison
Route 2
Logan
Ohio
Washington Tnp
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Supreme Court Drives Two Revolutions in American Life
In Washington the Supreme Court shifts the nation's path by ending racial segregation in public schools in 1954 and prompting more democratic elections through 1962 rulings. It orders reapportionment to equalize votes, challenging entrenched political power and highlighting the court’s role in civil rights and democratic reform.
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Washington
Supreme Court
House
Congress
South
Court
Third of Ohio Drivers Flunk May Traffic Inspections
Ohio reports one third of drivers and vehicles fail spot checks conducted in May under a highway safety campaign. Of 23,208 vehicles tested, 8,195 were given failing grades while 571 were cited for violations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
James A. Rhodes
Toll of traffic deaths rises with summer peak
A report notes 232 Ohioans died in 1963 traffic crashes. Nelson cites July August and September as vacation months accounting for 81 deaths or 35 percent of the toll.
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Nelson
Hiram College Chief Named UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor
Dr Paul F Sharp president of Hiram College was elected chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at a trustees meeting. He succeeds Dr William B Aycock who asked to be relieved to return to teaching in the law school.
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Raleigh
N.C
Aul F. Sharp
Hiram
Ohio
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Sharp
William C. Friday
William B. Aycock
Ohioan Re-elected as Church of God General Ministerial Assembly Head
Dr. Harold W. Boyer of Springfield Ohio was re elected as chairman of the Church of God General Ministerial Assembly at the seventh international convention. He will serve another term as head of the policy making body.
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Anderson
Ind
Harold W. Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
Church of God
Scioto Barn Collapse Claims 10-Year-Old Girl
Christine Elaine Gaspers, 10, of Rt. 2 South Webster, died when a barn in eastern Scioto County collapsed on her Wednesday night. She was dead on arrival at Lawrence County General Hospital in Ironton.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Christine Elaine Gaspers
Rt. 2
South Webster
Scioto County
Lawrence County General Hospital
Ironton
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