TV In Review By Rick Du Brow
Hollywood TV executives reshuffle cast and adjust formats to keep evergreen hits fresh. Gunsmoke relied on Ken Curtis after Dennis Weaver left, while Jackie Gleason and The Honeymooners benefited from Art Carney. I Love Lucy endured Lucy and Desi breakup with revivals. Andy Griffith and The Virginian also rotated leads to sustain audience appeal.
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Hollywood
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Dennis Weaver
Chester
Ken Curtis
Jestus
Audionery
Cary Clarke
the Virginian
Jackie Gleason
Frank
Art Carney
Gleason
Carney
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Comedienne
Desi
Andy Griffith
Ken Berry
Mayberry
The
Virginian
Daily News Leased Wires Rates and Circulation Policy
The Daily News lists United Press International content and reserves publication rights for local news and UPI dispatches. Subscription rates are specified for various delivery areas including Middlesboro Kentucky, Bell and Knox Counties, Lee County Virginia, Claiborne County Tennessee, with annual and partial-year options and sales tax notes.
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Citizens News Co., Inc
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Kentucky
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Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Hospital Notes and Discharges Across Regional Hospitals
The bulletin lists visiting hours at Appalachian Regional Hospital and Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic, with multiple discharges and admissions across Clairfield Harrogate New Tazewell City and nearby towns. Notable entries include births for two couples and several named patients and staff changes. The second item notes Soviet arms and materiel to North Vietnam reportedly exceeding totals of the prior two years.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Desmissals
Beily Crawford
City
Jewel Elliott
Straight Creek
Mossie Essary
Harrogate
Ula Foliz
Sollie Hall
Cily -Elia Jackson
Barbourville
Loretta Johnson
Virginia Mayne
Lori Powell
New Tazewell
Shelby Siler
Rachel Simpson
City Admissions
Kenneth Davis
Clairfield
Charles Egland
Trina Green
Tazewell
Ruby Gulley
Teresa Ann Hobbs
Flat Lick
Edward Malicoat
James McDuffey
Rosetta C. Parker
Owen Saylor
Gladys Terry
Wayne Rowland
Algie I. Maples
Middlesboro Hospital
Billy Howerton
Mossie
Rose Hill
Arthur Miracle
Carey Sarah Lurber
Rose Wild
Pearlie Wolfenbarger
Ewing
Saigon
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Moscow Radio
Obituaries for Raymond Jordon and Mrs Fowler in Kentucky towns
Obituary notices report Raymond Jordon, former Middlesboro resident, died May 22 at General Hospital Louisville. Survivors include Jordon family members in Middlesboro and nearby Michigan, funeral by Cuwood Funeral Home. Separate notice for Mrs Fowler, 82, Pineville, died May 20 at Pineville Community Hospital after long illness. Born in Clay County, she worked at Continental Hale, resided 64 years in Pineville, survived by husband Sam Fowler and brothers James and Ed White. Funeral May 24 at 2 PM in Arnett Funeral Home Chapel, burial Tanyard Cemetery Barbourville.
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Aye
Middlesboro
General Hospital
Louisville
W. Jl. Jordon
George Jordon
Lawrence Jordan
Ulica
Mich
George Turdy
Crystal, Ky
Cuwood Funeral Home
Martha Powler
Cumberland Avenue
Pineville
Fowler
Clay County
Jale James
Sarah Gilbert White
Continental Hale
Fowlers
Sam Fowler
James H. White
Ed White
Barbourville
Arnett Funeral Home
Ed Goins
Tanyard Cemetery
Gra Whitaker
Viola Byrd
Berea
Wiley Carroll
Monroe
Tlorence Campliman
Lawrence Giles
Big Stone Gap
Carson Puckett
Dearborne
Ray Idol
Sallie Clark
Burlington
N.C
Elsie Waddell
Pulaski
Deliatha Stooks
Bluefield
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Bill Mackey
W. B. Bingham
Ralph Berry
Jimmy Jackson
Binghamtown Baptist Church
Nixon explains Burger selection in frank office briefing
President Nixon told reporters why he chose Warren E Burger to be chief justice, breaking norms by discussing criteria and process. He said future picks would come from federal judges and scholars, with arms length personal ties and no ABA consultation, citing Fortas as a factor in caution.
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Louisville Policeman Wounded by Sniper in Nevada? No, Kentucky
A Jefferson County policeman, Patrolman John Bohannon, 40, was wounded by a sniper late Thursday in the Hrasdmore area near Louisville. He received treatment at General Hospital for a superficial shoulder wound and was released. Several arrests followed, with Harper and Bridgewaters charged with disorderly conduct and reckless driving respectively. Police reported eight shooting incidents, indicating use of a high powered rifle and shotgun by the sniper.
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al Joel Harper
Arel Funeral Home
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Bohannon
West End
Old Shepherdsville Road
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Apollo 10 Snoopy docking near Moon amid crisis and triumph
Spacecraft commander Stafford and astronauts Cernan guided Snoopy through a dangerous maneuver after a mid mission miscue. A control switch error caused a wild gyration, but ground and crew restored the descent and Snoopy docked with Charlie Brown, making the rendezvous a success. Separately, a police incident in a city involved youths throwing bricks. one officer was injured and a suspect was charged.
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Bernstein to Start a New Life in Vienna After Loss
Leonard Bernstein says he endured the saddest weeks of his life after his father's death and resigning as conductor of the New York Philharmonic. He plans to work with the Vienna Philharmonic and have more time to compose, starting a new life in Vienna.
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UPI
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Bernstein
Owas
Vienna Philharmonic
Film titled Andreas Roublev wins Cannes Critics Award
A Soviet film, rejected by its government as its official Cannes entry, won the International Film Critics Award. French distributor acquired the movie and showed it in Cannes, with critics noting the work portrays challenges faced by contemporary Soviet artists.
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Cannes
France
UPI
Andreas Roublev
Theoviets
Fragmented religious text excerpt with scattered phrases
A garbled excerpt cites Bible verses and doctrinal phrases like keep dividing the word, new covenant, and promises. It appears as tangled religious notes referencing 1 Tim and Samuel in a dated, sermonlike style without coherent narrative or clear event.
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