Television Highlights Highlights for Tonight
Prime time listings include Dick Van Dyke and Couteau’s The Desert Whales. Jeannie plans a health test romance setback. Debbie Reynolds stars as a wrestler. Julia weighs marriage with a 19-year crush. Red Skelton with John Wayne marks 40 years. Governor Drinkwater hosts after a leopard incident. Bishop Sheen joins 60 Minutes. Young Lawyers features a reforming lawyer. Don’t Just Stand There shows 300 Swiss watches ticking and alerting.
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Rob
Jacques Cousteau
California
Bering Sea
Lower
Jeannie
Tony
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Julia
Red Skelton
John Wayne
Drinkwater
Bishop Fulton Sheen
Jason Evers
France
Robert Wagner
Strike Ends at Hayes Albion Co in West Unity
About 340 members of Local 441 Allied Industrial Workers Union voted Monday to return to work at Hayes Albion Exhaust Systems Co. ending a six day strike after a grievance over overtime and layoffs was settled.
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West Unity, Ohio
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Hayes - Albion Exhaust Systems Co
TV Review Hits And Misses On NBC And CBS
Peter Vanin stars in a two hour NBC film Desti ny of a Spy as a retired spy turned bureaucrat. Lorne Greene and British actors boost the cast while a train scene ends the tale. NBC leads Nielsen weekly with 20.1 rating as Laugh-In and Music Hall follow.
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Peter Vanin
NBC
Lorne Greene
London
Rachel Roberts
CBS
ABC
Nielsen
Music Hall
Red Skelton
Lucy
Ironside
Howe
Roberta
Hope
Bob
Networks Face Suit Over Movie Industry Hiring Practices
Civil rights probe into movie studios and TV networks could lead to classic antidiscrimination action. EEOC found few Black employees among nonperforming staff and industry rosters, while DOJ investigators broadened to television. The case hinges on whether unions and studios violated hiring rules.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Department
Dirksen
Clifford L. Alexander Jr
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Illinois Republican
EEOC
Alexander
Los Angeles
White House
Nixon
Hollywood
Elvis Presley to Appear in Las Vegas Engagement
Elvis Presley will perform January 26 to February 22 at the International Hotel in Las Vegas after drawing 101,500 fans in August. The contract terms were not disclosed.
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Elvis Presley
Las Vegas
Nev
International Hotel
Presley
Connery to Produce Play With Diane Cilento in London
Sean Connery says he has turnedplay producer and will stage Ive Seen You Cut Lemons starring his wife Diane Cilento in London opening in December. The James Bond actor plans to present Cilento in the upcoming production after five Bond films.
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London
Sean Connery
James Bond
Ian Fleming
Connery
Diane Cilento
Mansfield Fatal Crash Lawsuit Ends With Mixed Verdict
A federal jury ruled, in three suits totaling 8.7 million dollars, that driver Harrison was negligent while truck driver Rambi was not, and that city mosquito truck operator McLelland’s negligence was not a proximate cause. Mansfield’s estate and heirs pursued 5.7 million plus Mrs Brody’s 3 million claim. An earlier settlement paid Mansfield’s five children 27,500 for damages.
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New Orleans
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Samuel S. Brody
Los Angeles
Ronnie Harrison
Biloxi
Miss
Richard Rambi
Pensacola
Fla
James T. MccLelland
Rambo
McLelland
Harrison
Gus Stevens
Pope Accepts Key Proposals at Second Synod
The second Roman Catholic synod of bishops ends with both liberal and conservative factions claiming wins. Liberals point to increased sharing in papal authority. conservatives praise reaffirmation of papal primacy. Pope Paul VI endorses two main requests and broad acceptance of 11 proposals, signaling a move toward collegiality in church governance.
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Patrick O'Keefe
Vatican City
Synod
England
John Cardinal Heean
Rome
Cardinal Suenens
Alexander Carter
Sault Ste. Marie
Canada
Paul
Akron County Judge Retiring
Akron Ohio Judge Frank H Harvey Sr 77 longtime Summit County Common Pleas Court judge has announced retirement effective January 1 1971 A successor to serve the remainder of his term ending May 17 1971 will be appointed by Governor James A Rhodes
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Akron, Ohio
Frank H. Harvey Sr
Summit County Common Pleas Court
James A. Rhodes
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