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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1969

Page

5

Metropolitan Opera Opens 16 Weeks Late

The Met finally opened with Aida after a labor dispute delayed rehearsals and the season. Notables attended including Mayor Lindsay and Leontyne Price. Conducting by Francesco Molinari-Pradelli was mixed as the company faced a $7 million deficit and new pay scales for staff.

Metropolitan Opera New York Met John V. Lindsay Leonard Bern- Stein U.N Leontyne Price Richard Tucker Robert Merrill Rudolf Bing Irene Dalis Tucker Caruso Miss Price Aida

Rusk Becomes Georgia University Professor of International Law

Dean Rusk former secretary of state will join the University of Georgia as a professor earning 45000 dollars annually. Regents approved the appointment 9-4 after a two hour closed session amid opposition over his liberal views and his family ties with a Black marriage.

Atlanta Rusk University of Georgia State Board of Regents Fred C. Davison Cherokee County Rockefeller Foundation Washington Kennedy John Roy V. Harris Augusta Georgia American Party Alabama George C. Wallace Margaret Guy Gibson Smith Lester Maddox State Department

Bath builds first New World ocean going vessel in 1607

Bath Maine reports the pinnace Virginia, a 30 ton craft, was launched in 1607 as the first ocean going vessel built by English speaking people in the New World. Since then Bath has seen nearly 5 000 vessels launched in the area.

Bath Maine New World

Television Highlights Tonight on Channel 5 2 and 12

Prime time lineups include Dick Van Dyke on Channel 5 and Mod Squad on Channel 2 and 12. Jeannie budget issues follow Jean nie, Red Skelton guests Barbara Bain and Sweetwater, and The Governor and J J face potential scandal. A East St Louis documentary recaps a 1917 race riot and 18 citizens' sensitivity training. Tonight's movies feature Gidget Grows Up and Peach Bowl football and NCAA basketball doubleheader.

Dick van Dyke Laura Rob Mod Squad Pete Jeannie Tony Red Skelton Barbara Bain Sweetwater J.J

Cavett Premier Prompts Fresh Late Night Tone

Dick Cavett returns to ABC with a solo late night format emphasizing smart conversation over bridge work. Beverly Sills and Jacqueline Grennan Wil exler headline a lively premiere though commercial breaks disrupt pace. NBC debuts fragile daytime pair Life with Linkletter and Who What Where Show, with mixed reception and questions about fresh appeal.

New York Jack Cavett Paar ABC Jand Cavett Carson Woody Allen Metropolitan Opera Beverly Sills Miss Sills Jacqueline Grennan Wexler Webster College Hunter College NBC Linkletter Art Jack Art James Buddy Hackett Linkletters

Post Roads Growth Tied to Early USPS Duties in Washington

The article notes that the postal service was central to building the U S highway system as a federal duty. It cites 20,000 miles of post roads in 1801 and 50,000 miles by 1812, reflecting rapid expansion.

Washington Postal Service U.S

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