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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
4
In a reflective column Hal Boyle uses a barrel of memories metaphor to contrast sweet recollections with bad ones. He notes shifts in social life from wedding rings and kitchen visits to Prohibition era humor and neighborly bonds, ending with a wistful look at changing times.
A nearly seventeen year old writes Dear Abby about two children by a nineteen year old Army serviceman named Willie. She is not married because her mother would not sign for her and, when she was fifteen, her mother said she was too young for marriage.
Today in history notes events from 1819 S S Savannah reaching Liverpool to 1934 the FCC founding. Also highlights 1953 Rosenbergs execution and 1964 civil rights debate plus Kennedy plane crash. Includes birthdays and a Shelby Ohio air show fatality. Abby and Dear readers column follows.
A measure to pay five lawyers who represented Ohio National Guardsmen in the Kent State University shootings action was struck down by the Ohio House Finance Committee. The text also includes unrelated reader Q and A items and a humorous personal anecdote.
The Logan Daily News from Logan Ohio lists PAUL RODENFELS as Publisher with W J Galvin II as Business Manager L T Webb Advertising Manager James Myers Managing Editor and L F Kuhn Shop Superintendent. It notes post office and subscription details including delivery and pricing.
A Dayton man filed a three million dollar damage suit against Penn Central Railroad over the loss of his legs in an April 22 railroad accident in Cincinnati Ohio.
A daily slate of TV movie airings across channels from Channel 3 to Channel 13. Titles include All That Heaven Allows Grand Prix The Heist Three in One The Split Running Wild The Crooked Hearts Bengal Brigade Yankee Pasha Paid in Full Petrulia In the Cool of the Day Upstairs and Downstairs Smoke Signal Genesis II The Fall of the Roman Empire The Guru 7 Faces of Dr Lao Cult of the Cobra The Invincible Gladiator The Clouded Yellow War of the Monsters with showtimes from 4:00 p.m. to 1:15 a.m.
Tuesday schedule shows two movies at 9:00 and 9:30 PM followed by NBCR at 10:00 and NBC R at 10:30. Includes channel lineup and air times for the evening.
Channel 4 WLW C lists a full evening lineup with Merv Griffin at 5:00 and 5:30, News at 6:00 and 6:30, Beat the Clock at 7:00, Police Surgeon at 7:30, then Search at 10:00 and 10:30. Channel branding WLW C.
Primetime lineup includes Beat the Clock See You In Court Laugh In Ironside and Dean Martin shows followed by News Carson Big Valley Truth or Con News Tell the Truth Mod Squad Kung Fu Sts of San Fran and entertainment. Local WLWC listings add Merv Griffin DeMoss News Dr Kildare Sanford and Son Little People Circle of Fear Bold Ones.
Friday listings show Here Come Brides Putt-Putt Golf Truth or Con Brady Bunch Partridge Family Room 222 Love Thy Neighbor Burns and Schreiber Cannon Movie oe Parent Game with multiple show titles across networks.
Across clues mix with downs in a themed puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH. Entries include rivers cities and phrases and require solving with common crossword conventions.
Television editor recalls the rise of American Bandstand from its Philadelphia start in 1952. Dick Clark discusses hosting The American Bandstand 21st Anniversary Special, his CBS Pyramid duties, and his early radio roots in Mount Vernon New York with remarks on how the show shaped teen music and TV stardom.
In Cincinnati Ohio AP reports switchman William E Wiley secured a ten thousand dollar judgment against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in U S District Court.
Notice of public hearing on the tentative Tax Budget filed by Washington Township Trustees in Hocking County Ohio. The Budget will be on file in the Clerk’s office and available for public inspection. The hearing is set for Saturday June 30 1973 at 2 00 PM at the Washington Township House.
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