Television schedule highlights for Wednesday June 23 1971
Channel listings show WLWC WTVN TV WBNS TV across three stations from 5 PM to 11:30 PM. Programs include Star Trek Lucy Big Valley Nightly News Dick Van Dyke Men From Shiloh Room 222 Men at Law Smith Family To Rome With Love Des O Connor McCloud News Tonight Hawaii Five-O and more.
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WLWC
Wtvn-Tv
Wbns-Tv
Shiloh
Eddie
Shiloh Smith
Rome
Des O’connor
McCloud
Dick Cavett
Channel 6
Dick van Dyke
Action Playhouse
Ovie
TV Schedule for WLWC June 24 1971
Channel listing shows daytime lineup with Star Trek at 5 and 5:30 pm, DeMoss News at 6, Nightly News at 6:30, Ironside at 9 and 8:30, Adam 12 at 9 30, Dean Martin segments at 10 and 10 30, Action Playhouse at 8, Tonight at 11 30. News at 11.
CBS Reports Profiles POW Plight and Withdrawal Plans
CBS Reports hosts Walter Cronkite present the first of a two part look at American POWs in North Vietnam amid a phased Indochina troop withdrawal. The program cites 1600 or possibly 450 held, shows tiger cages, and compares South and North Vietnamese prisoner treatment. The piece also notes a trend of reviving old films in television festival formats.
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New York
CBS
Senate
Indochina
Walter Cronkite
Shawn
Nixon
Cronkite
City Across the River and Other Films on Local TV
The schedule lists Wednesday film slots on Channel 10 and Channel 6 including City Across the River at 4:00 p.m. and Three Coins in the Fountain at 11:30 p.m. Susan Slade, Nan cy Goes to Rio, A Farewell to Arms, Come Spy with Me, and Confidential Agent fill later slots across Channel 10 and Channel 6.
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Channel 6
Susan Slade
Channel 10
Nancy
Rio
Negro Set For Highest Legion Post
Charles R. Green of Warren is expected to become the first Negro to command the Ohio American Legion. He would succeed Roger L. Smith at the 53rd annual state convention in Cleveland in July 1918. Green, 50, is a Packard Electric employee and former Army Pacific veteran who joined the Legion in 1950 and has held county and state offices.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles R. Green
Warren
American Legion
Ohio American Legion
Green
Roger L. Smith
Ashville
Pickaway County
Packard Electric
General Motors Corp
The
Legion
Trumbull
State Department
Ohio
Cleveland
Mrs Helen Diltz Honored For 35 Years In Nursing
Mrs Helen Frasch Diltz received recognition for 35 years of nursing service at a Grant Hospital Nursing Home awards banquet in Columbus. She supervises obstetrics at Grant Hospital. Special guests included her sister Miss Alice Frasch and brother Dr Joseph Frasch of Columbus.
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Helen Frasch Diltz
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Diltz
Alice Frasch
N. Walnut St
Joseph Frasch
State releases funds for Deer Creek park facilities
Ohio Department of Natural Resources released 1.2 million dollars for construction of recreational facilities at Deer Creek State Park in Pickaway and Fayette counties. A 485,672 dollar contract was awarded to R G Beer Corp of Mansfield for repairs to seven locks and lock gates on the Muskingum River in Morgan and Washington counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Deer Creek State
Pickaway
Fayette
R. G. Beer Corp
Mansfield
Muskingum River
Morgan
Washington
Ohio House Approves Bill To Oversee Control Board
The Ohio House passed a bill 61 to 31 to replace the state auditor and attorney general on the emergency board with four legislators, shifting control toward the legislature. The measure aims to keep legislative oversight over emergency funds with Senate concurrence required before moving to the governor.
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Ohio House
Columbus
Ohio
David Headley
Barberton
State Emergency Board
Senate
House
Headley
Robin Turner
Marion
State Controlling Board
George Tablack
Campbell
Ronald Motts
Parma
Commission
State Treasury
Toledo Man Sentenced to Electric Chair in Triple Murder
Williams Jackson, 33, of Toledo, was sentenced to die in the electric chair on November 10 for the murder of his estranged wife Janet and her parents Norman and Mrs. Tripp. A Lucas County panel found him guilty on three counts of first degree murder after he pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Toledo, Ohio
Williams Jackson
Toledo
Janet
Norman Tripp
Tripp
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Jackson
Rush Creek 4-H Club Holds Eighth Meeting at Park
The Rush Creek Girls and Guys met at Rachelmacher Park for the eighth time. Robin Holbrook led the 4-H Pledge, Tangee Holbrook led the Pledge of Allegiance, and Dianne Van Sickle presented the secretary treasurer report. Eleven members named their favorite foods, plans for the Share the Fun contest were made, and Van Sickle demonstrated the sewing project. Members planned a swimming trip for Tuesday.
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Rush Creek Girls & Guys
Rachelmacher Park
Robin Holbrook
Tangee Holbrook
Dianne van Sickle
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