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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1971
Page
12
CBS presents The Lure of the Tall Ship featuring the 200 foot Danmark with an 80 cadet crew ages 15 to 18 sailing from Copenhagen to the West Indies. Three English speaking boys provide humor and drama while a homesick Christmas and a young cook’s determination stand out.
Life magazine reports FBI informant Boyd Douglas wrote an enthusiastic letter about the Kissinger kidnapping plot. He said he could help obtain a real gun, and claimed Washington connections to supply a traceable weapon. Sister Elizabeth McAlister, a nun defendant, was shocked by the letter and stopped discussing the idea.
Saturday night primetime features Bird's Eye View with Millie resigning her job, Gunsmoke with Festus fending off a sharp salesman, Laugh-In with Goldie Hawn guesting, A Very Good Year revisiting 1964, Here's Lucy with a pregnancy ruse, Mayberry R F D with harp lessons, The Doris Day Show aiding a nightclub dream, The Carol Burnett Show with Burnett hosting, Do You Take This Stranger with Gene Barry, Man's Favorite Sport with Maria Perschy, The City with Anthony Quinn, and Botany Bay starring Alan Ladd in late slots.
Sources say Adam Mueller likely to be released in about four weeks on an explosion or amnesty order. Convicted of spying, Mueller was sentenced to five years by a Warsaw court. appeal filed with the Polish Supreme Court.
In Clayton Missouri two ID cards and a check presented at Downs Men's Store triggered an officer call. Cashier Yvonne Beede 23 spotted her name on the check and in her wallet the stolen IDs. Police arrested Marie Fultz 22 on forgery charges.
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