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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
10
A TV guide snippet notes Miss Pickerell in an adaptation starring Fran Allison at 7:30 on channels 2 and 5, with Mod Squad on channels 12 and 22. The fragment adds a plot line about a man being targeted for killing.
Beverly Hills AP reports actress Marilyn Maxwell dies at 49. Son Matthew found her body. autopsy pending with heart attack listed as tentative cause. Maxwell, a former singer turned film star, appeared in many movies with Bob Hope and Jerry Lewis and hosted TV roles. She leaves a 15-year-old son and brother Leland Maxwell.
NBC's World Premiere introduces T Banacek a stylish insurer for reward with rich Boston backstory and cool methodical wit The pilot overlong with red herrings suggests potential for a series but leaves first name unclear Casting Peppard projects a chilly arc while ABC distraction Split Second streams a fast paced quiz show amid a crowded daytime schedule.
The Los Angeles City Council voted 11 to 3 to grant Charles Chaplin a star on Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame. The ceremony is set for April 10 with sponsorship by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, as Chaplin, living in Switzerland, faces a special Academy Award presentation that day.
Manchester Middle School will hold orientation sessions on March 27 for parents of fifth graders entering the school next fall. The meetings start at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium, with about 224 students expected to enroll next year.
Hollywood interview with Jean Stapleton contrasts Edith Bunker’s tv image with Stapleton’s real life. She supports women’s liberation and criticizes Archie's bigotry while praising Edith’s depth, and notes her theater career and plans with Bill Putch.
Ginger Rogers calls Howard Hughes a terrific dancer and bright. Yvonne de Carlo recalls he designed a dress for her during a shopping trip. Jane Russell says he did not design the brassiere she wore in The Outlaw.
The Church of England appoints Laurence Brown bishop of Birmingham to lead its industrial liaison. Brown previously belonged to the National Society of Operative Printers and Assistants for four years.
Miami University in Middletown publishes the spring quarter timetable for March 27 to June 8 1972 on the Middletown Campus at 4200 East University Boulevard. The notice lists numerous courses with meeting times and instructors across departments including accounting biology economics education and more.
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