Television Highlights and Sports Schedule Summary
Television tonight features The Saint on Channel 5 and 22 with Simon Templar rescue mission. What a Way to Go on Channel 5NBC starring Shirley MacLaine. Hollywood Palace on Channel 2 hosted by Don Knotts with guests. Mannix on Channels 9 and 2 involving an art collector case. Sports include NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships and Joe Frazier versus Buster Mathis. NIT Basketball Dayton vs West Virginia. NCAA Basketball at Lexington Kentucky.
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Litter Costs Missouri Roads In 1967 Exceeding Four Hundred Thousand
St Louis AP reports highway officials say litter cleanup along Missouri state highways in 1967 cost 438 933 dollars. The figure highlights the financial burden on taxpayers from roadside waste and the need for litter reduction measures.
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Brokerage Firm Head Dies At 73
Harold L. Bache, 73, head of Bache & Co., the world’s second largest stockbrokerage, died in his sleep Thursday night at his New York apartment. He was president, chairman, and CEO and had worked Thursday.
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Largest Cyprus Tree Found in Alapaha River Swamp
STANENVILLE Ga AP forest ranger Paul Musgrove reports a giant Cyprus tree discovered in an Alapaha River swamp. The tree measures 21 feet 10 inches in circumference, stands 121 feet high, and has a crown spread of 90 feet. It well exceeds the previous champion in the American Forestry Association contest.
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Thankful For Many Rescues At Vermont Ski Lodge
Joyce unknown was rescued multiple times from ski slopes in Waitsfield Vermont over five weekends with non serious injuries. She sent a plaque to Glen Ellen's ski patrol thanking them for their efforts during the 1966-67 season.
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Lay Teachers Get Raise in St. Louis Catholic Schools
Lay teachers in the St. Louis archdiocese Roman Catholic schools will receive annual raises ranging from 300 to 400 dollars starting this fall. The raises reflect salary adjustments amid ongoing staffing and budget considerations within the archdiocese.
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Marines Earned the Devil Dogs Nickname in WWI
The term Devil Dogs was bestowed on United States Marines during World War I for their fierce fighting at Belleau Wood and the brutal clashes that followed. The nickname reflects their renowned toughness and impact in the war.
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On This Date in History March 16, 1968 Highlights
The Associated Press notes March 16 events, including 1935 Hitler violating the Versailles Treaty and rearming Germany, 1942 American troops in Australia, 1945 Iwo Jima end, and other dated items such as political and global milestones.
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Not Dead, Polite, Told By Deceased
Charles Brien reported to police this week that he believed he was dead as reported. His house was sealed and his car impounded. a dog was released from the shelter. The man found dead in O'Brien’s empty house last week had a heart attack. O'Brien, 54, was in a rest home at the time.
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