Middletown TV Guide and Legal Notices Highlights
Television listings feature episodes across channels with Dick Van Dyke and I Dream of Jeannie stories, a survival training special, Debbie Reynolds advice column, Julia and Red Skelton segments, and a Governor and J J profile. Legal notices cover Middletown planning hearing for Eldorado Estates, a divorce petition in Butler County, and civic association meeting notices.
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Dick van Dyke
Rob
Jeannie
Tony
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Julia
Corey
Red Skelton
Dennis Weaver
J. J
Washington, D. C
City Planns Commission
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Commission Chamber
Messrs
Mason Hornbeck
C. %. Clark
Eldorado Estates
Shawnray Drive
Bonita Drive
Roosevelt Avenue
R. Paul Christiansen
Planning Commission
Woman Rescues Boy From Icy Creek in Willingboro
In Willingboro New Jersey Mrs Jae Gabrielesson plunged into a six foot deep icy creek and saved a small boy named David Borman who had fallen through the ice. She said there was no special equipment just urgency and courage.
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Willingboro
N.J
Jae Gabrielesson
Job Training Program Set in Cleveland and Toledo
The U S Department of Labor and Health Education and Welfare announce projects to provide classroom style job training for 124 unemployed or underemployed people in greater Cleveland and Toledo. Approval totals 308 975 dollars under the Manpower Development and Training Act for programs at Jane Addams Vocational High School Cleveland training 40 licensed practical nurses plus 20 welders and 20 clerk typeists and at St Vincent Hospital Toledo training 20 psychologist aides and 24 surgical technicians.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. Departments of Labor and of Health, Education and Welfare
Greater
Toledo
Manpower Development and Training Act
Jane Addams Vocational High School
Eastlake
St. Vincent Hospital and Medical Center
Presidential Pilot Dies in Vietnam Helicopter Shootdown
Williams County soldier David Aeschliman of West Unity died of wounds from a helicopter downing over South Vietnam. The 20-year-old chief warrant officer had served as Vice President Agnew’s pilot in Vietnam and President Nixon’s pilot in Germany, and was named top pilot in his squadron two months earlier.
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Bryan
Ohio
Williams County
Nixon
Agnew
South Vietnam
David Aeschliman
West Unity
Vietnam
Germany
Aeschliman
Hal March Dies At 49 Hollywood Host Of 64 000 Question
Hal March, the TV quiz show host famed for The $64,000 Question, died Monday at 4:15 am in UCLA Medical Center after lung surgery in November 1969 and a hospital return earlier this month. The dapper performer rose to fame as the show’s master of ceremonies and became a beloved figure in 1950s television.
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Hollywood
Hal March
March
University of California Medical Center
Ucla Medical Center
Welk guest shines on Here's Lucy in New York visit
Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance deliver charm with Lawrence Welk as guest on Here's Lucy. The episode features a playful plot with Welk and a visiting family, while Ball promotes the Easter Seals campaign and plots future CBS dealings. The Arnaz children join NBC Music Hall duties and the family plans skiing near Aspen.
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New York
Lawrence Welk
Lucy
Welk
Lucille Ball
Vivian Vance
Viv
Vivian
Lucille
Lucie Arnaz
Desi Jr
Arnaz
National Society For Crippled Children’s Crusade For
Merv Griffin
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Aspen
CBS
Captain Poolaw Acquitted in Vietnam War Murder Trial
An Army court martial acquitted Marine Captain Robert W. Poolaw of Anadarko Oklahoma of murdering a Vietnamese prisoner of war near Da Nang on August 11. Poolaw who faced the charge pleaded innocent and showed a rare smile as the verdict was read.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Robert W. Poolaw
Anadarko
Okla
Poolaw
Que Son
Wire Preservers Line the Bottom of Record Storage
A short tip advises lining the bottom of record storage bins with foam rubber to cushion records and prevent warping or damage during storage.
Woman Sees Odd Delivery Parade At 10 A.M.
In Niagara Falls, a unidentified woman reported to police that two ambulances, six taxis, and a pizza restaurant delivery bay arrived at her home Monday. She asked who could eat pizza at ten in the morning, noting she ordered none of the services.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Saxbe Calls $8 Billion Anticrime Plan For Local Police Courts
Senator William Saxbe urges an $8 billion anticrime package targeting court reform and local police strengthening. He argues current funding is insufficient, with federal aid funneled through states to cities and counties, aiming to double existing crime-fighting funds and cover up to half police salaries.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Nixon
Congress
Saxbe
Supreme Court curbs draft boards on speeding induction
The Supreme Court in a 5 3 ruling stripped draft boards of power to accelerate inductions of Viet Nam war protesters. Justice Douglas said there is no Congress permission for such authority. The decision affects David Gutknecht of Gaylord Minnesota who sped up induction after burning his draft card in 1967.
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Mildred Caroyine
Lively Avenue
Oak Hill
West Virginia
John D. Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Ard S. Robb, JR
Barbara Carter
Anthony Valen
Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Congress
University of Kansas
Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R.white
Thurgood Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Minnesota
David Earl Gutknecht
Gaylord, Minn
Minneapolis
Kentucky
Joseph Thomas Mulloy
Prestonsburg
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Gutknecht
Mulloy
White
Timothy J. Breen
Westport
Conn
Smothers Brothers Return to TV in NBC Special
Brothers Tom and Dick Smothers plan a February 16 NBC one shot with mainly comedy and singing. They say the show will feature impersonations by historical figures to probe free speech, noting new censorship on TV and CBS’s claim they failed to deliver timely show tapes.
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Hollywood
Tom
Dick Smothers
CBS Television
NBC
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Mark Twain
Smothers
Jefferson
Franklin
Smothers Brothers
CBS
Red Skelton To Perform At White House Evening
President and Mrs Nixon will open a series of White House theater evenings on January 29 with comedian Red Skelton performing in the East Room. About 300 guests will be invited. Constance Stuart noted the president's long time interest in Skelton's talent.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Red Skelton
Skelton
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