Television Highlights Tonight on CH 2 and 12
The Fugitive features Kimble nearly catching the one armed man but is blinded in a chemical warehouse explosion. The Girl From UNCLE stars Dom DeLuise target by THRUSH after cheese with microdots. The Rounders faces critique as a likely early demise in a JL Ranch plot. Ben Jones buys a gas station. For Love or Money pairs Kirk Douglas with three sisters. Love On A Rooftop has Julie buying a watercolor. Navy ends flogging in 1850.
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Kimble
Dom de Luise
Ben Jones
JL Ranch
Kirk Douglas
Julie
Dave
TV Review of War Documentary and Nielsen Top Programs
A TV critic discusses the ABC documentary Toj about war medical evacuation and the Lucy in London special, noting shocking details and a strong nurse-led recovery arc. Nielsen ratings place NBCs Bonanza atop prime time, with CBS Red Skelton and Andy Griffith, NBC Hope hour, Lucy Show, Rat Patrol, Gleason, Disney.
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New York
Toj
ABC
NBC
Bomanza
CBS
Red Skelton
Andy Griffith
Jackie Gleason
Lab to sterilize probes for Mars and Venus voyage
A $1.5 million facility at Jet Propulsion Laboratory will keep earth microbes off space probes headed to Mars and Venus. Voyager parts will be heat and ethylene oxide sterilized in a 1,000 square foot clean room with testing starting mid 1967.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Ventus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Voyager
Evening meetings listed for Middletown area clubs and groups
The schedule lists multiple organizations holding evening meetings across venues like Manchester Motor Inn school auditoriums and various halls. Groups include Sertoma Middletown Personal Association Lincoln School Association Wilson School PTO MHS Band Associates United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown Disabled American Veterans FOE Lodge 528 IOOF Miami Lodge Elktones Alcoholics Anonymous and more with times from 6:30 p m to 8 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Sertoma
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown Personal Association
Lincoln School Association
Wilson School Pto
MHS Band Associates
Central School
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Disabled American Veterans
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown Board of Realtors Traders Club
S. Main
John Glenn Named Chairman of Royal Crown Cola Group
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. was appointed chairman of the board of Royal Crown Cola International Ltd at New York as the company unveiled plans to expand its international operations. Glenn also serves as vice president of corporate development for the parent Royal Crown Cola Co. He retired from active service in 1964 after an ear injury.
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New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Royal Crown Cola International Ltd
Glenn
Royal Crown Cola Co
Bethlehem opens first computer controlled hot sheet mill
Bethlehem Steel announces its Burns Harbor plant in Indiana has completed the first phase of construction with an 80 inch hot sheet mill controlled by a sensitive computer system from start to finish. The $400 million complex spans 36 buildings on 3300 acres on Lake Michigan shore. Other finishing facilities include a 160 inch plate mill in operation since 1964 and a cold rolled sheet and tin mill complex started in 1965. Salt preserves meat by drawing water and forming a solution that inhibits bacteria growth.
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Chesterton, Ind
Bethlehem Steel Co
Burns Harbor
Bethlehem
Edmund F. Martin
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Falks Work on Exhibit Controls on Soviet Art Readied
Moscow hosts a four room exhibit of about 100 works by Robert Falk, marking a rare post 1962 display of previously blacklisted Soviet artists. Khrushchev’s 1962 remark linked to Falk’s nude and other works sparked censorship, with broader loosening hinted by renewed official sponsorship and public attendance, especially among youth.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Robert Falk
Ings
Union of Artists
Alexander Tyshler
Pushkin Museum
Falk
Miranda Retrial Delayed to January
Ernesto A. Miranda, 26, awaiting retrial on rape and kidnaping charges, had the scheduled date postponed to January 10. The U.S. Supreme Court had earlier set guidelines for questioning suspects in criminal cases, and Miranda had been sentenced to 30 years for forcing an 18 year old girl into his car where the alleged rape occurred.
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Miranda
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgetown surgeons unveil unit tri leaflet heart valve
Georgetown University reports three doctors Charles A. Hufnagel John F. Gillespie and Peter W. Conrad developed a unit tri leaflet aortic valve sewn into the heart to replace a diseased valve. The device presents an improvement over earlier Georgetown models. Titian contrast note follows in unrelated line.
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Washington (Ap
Georgetown University
Charles A. Hufnagel
John F. Gillespie
Peter W. Conrad
Georgetown
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