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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
9
A Mansfield dress shop owner placed an ad seeking long haired weirdos to model clothing in her shop. Several applicants were rejected on the first day for not having sufficiently long hair. Mrs. Sadie Osborn said girls prefer to be served by slim men with very long or freaked out hair.
The schedule features High Chaparral and The Brady Bunch at 7:30 with other evenings including The Interns Nan ny Partridge Family and Love American Style. Pro football airs 8:30 with San Francisco 49ers vs Miami Dolphins and late movies include The Great Caruso The Lion Cannon and The Guns of Fort Petticoat.
In Phoenix several FOP members had cars ticketed near the hotel hosting the annual convention. Pat Stark, Indiana FOP president and national treasurer, had his vehicle among those tagged. Most cars bore FOP emblems or decals and the ticked owners complained.
Gov. Gilligan announced the appointments of former Dayton mayor Dave Hall and Ray R. Ross of the United Auto Workers regional office to Wright State University’s board of trustees. Ross, 58, from Springfield, formerly led the Ohio CIO Council and later the Ohio AFL-CIO Council. Hall, 65, from Miamisburg, served five years as Dayton mayor.
Hollywood AP reports the Mary Tyler Moore Show cast rehearsing on CBS Stage One in the San Fernando Valley. Mary Tyler Moore works on a bell pull while Valerie Harper and Cloris Leachman cue lines as Ed Asner deals with a rushed phone call and forgetful moments. The article notes Emmy wins for Moore Harper and the team, and describes the stage playlike setup with three cameras and no location shoots.
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon lauded a group of 60 young performers at Wolf Trap Park after attending Musical Theater Cavalcade. The show traced musical theater from European roots to American composers like Cole Porter and Rodgers and Hart, running nearly three hours.
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