A Man for All Seasons Tops Oscars in Santa Monica
Britain's A Man for All Seasons won best picture at the Academy Awards in Hollywood while Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? led with six wins to five for A Man for All Seasons. The ceremony at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium aired after a late strike settlement. Patricia Neal, Paul Scofield, and Sandy Dennis were among the winners. Walter Matthau joked about the money and his injury.
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Virginia Woolf
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Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
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America
AFTRA Strike Ends Return of Familiar Faces on TV and Radio
Old voices return to air as AFTRA reaches a three year contract with ABC CBS and NBC retroactive to November 16 restoring reruns and normal operations. David Brinkley Chet Huntley Walter Cronkite Peter Jennings and Hugh Downs resume time slots while Arnold Zenker and Russ Tornadone return to management. The deal raises weekly wages for about 100 local New York Chicago and Los Angeles network area anchors and ends a 13 day walkout.
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ABC
CBS
NBC
Ee Aera
Tom Glennon
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Rockefeller Center
Huntley
Johnny Carson
Carson
Bob Newhart
Three Dimensional X Ray Machine Tested At LA General
Doctors at Los Angeles General Hospital test a new X ray device that produces three dimensional pictures. The system aims to locate exact depth of a bullet in a patient’s chest or a peanut in a child’s windpipe. Michigan reports 11 037 inland lakes within its borders.
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Los Angeles General Hospital
George Jacobson
Eeepement
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Supreme Court expands access to federal appeals for poor defendants
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the government must pay appeal costs when trial judges grant a prisoner the right to appeal in forma pauperis. The decision, tied to habeas corpus cases, arises after state courts exhausted their appeals, in a case involving Edward John Nowakowski, jailed for a 1957 Erie burglary.
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Community Club and Organization Evening Schedule
Meetings of Sertoma at 6 30 p m Manchester Motor Inn Knights of St John 7 p m church basement Lemon Monroe Band Boosters 7 30 p m Lemon Monroe High School VFW Post 3809 7 30 p m post headquarters Doty House Board 7 30 p m Doty House Parents Without Partners 7 30 p m St Pauls United Church Amanda PTO 7 30 pm school auditorium St Johns PTO 8 p m church basement Trenton PTA 8 p m Bloomfield Elementary National Association of Letter Carriers 188 6 p m 14 Charles Sportsmen Club 8 p m FOE Lodge 528 8 p m Eagles Hall Miami Lodge IOOF 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones 8 p m Elks Temple Alcoholics Anonymous 6 30 p m
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Doty House
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Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown groups set meetings across town schedule
A roundup lists varied group meet times including Middletown Board of Realtors Traders Club at 8:30 am on Main Street near Frisch's, High 12 Club at noon, Golden Age Club at 1:30 pm, and other organizations such as Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 at 7:30 pm, Hill PTO, Middletown Historical Society, FOP Lodge 36, Middletown Camera Club, Al-Aton Family Group, and Alcoholics Anonymous with evening sessions across local venues.
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Main Street
Frisch's
Golden Age Club
Hunter- Clark Vfw Post
Young. Hill Pto
Middletown Historical Society
FOP Lodge
Middletown
Knotts named 1967 WVU university fund drive chairman
Morgantown West Virginia Television star Don Knotts has been named chairman of the 1967 university fund drive at West Virginia University his alma mater.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Don Knotts
West Virginia University
Oscar Night Recap Finds TV Ready for a Return to Normal
The Oscar ceremony unfolds with ABC confirming a on time start and Bob Hope guiding a two and a half hour show. Viewers savor fashion while the industry awaits AFTRA settlement easing again into normal TV life after the turmoil.
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Iron Horse
Rat Patrol
Bob Hope
Woman 106 dies in Bologna after birthday month
Mrs. Nivarda Pabis, aged 106, died Monday night in Bologna Italy. She had lost memory in recent years but could still read with glasses.
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Bologna
Italy
Nivarda Pabis
Television Highlights and Acclaimed Series Schedule
TV highlights list nightly programs on channels 2 7 8 9 12 and 22. Dick Van Dyke hosts a one hour special with music comedy and sketches opposite his former partner. Other shows include National Science Test with audience participation and science focus. Also features Girl from UNCLE Invaders Occasional Wife Peyton Place Petticoat Junction The Fugitive and Dean Martin with guests Greta and Paula and Judy with a lion cub subplot.
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