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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1968

Page

12

United States Defeats Italy Narrowly in Bridge Qualifier

In the 25th qualifying session the United States roared past Italy 19 to 1 in a dramatic 20-board match. Robinson Jordan Kay and Kaplan led 46 international match points in ten hands, with Italy rallying to 20-0 in the next ten. The Blue Team, boasting a storied history since 1957, maintained third place overall.

United States Italy Australia Bridge-O-Rama Robinson Jordan Kay Kaplan Forquet Garozzo Belladona Avarelli U. S East South

Havana Residents Donating Silver to Cuba Campaign

Havana residents have contributed 65 000 dollars worth of silver to the Cuban government in a month long campaign aimed at supplying the regime with hard currency for world trade. Radio Havana reported the effort Sunday noting no outside Havana donations yet.

Miami, Fla Havana Radio Havana

TV Stars Turn Millionaires From Filmed Series Deals

Hollywood notes show actors earned far more in TV than film over 15 years. Names like Red Skelton, Jackie Gleason, Lucille Ball and James Arness built fortunes from long running series. Bonanza stars Greene Blocker Landon earn about 12500 per show plus merchandising, totaling around 17500 weekly. Carson tops at 25000 weekly without residuals.

Hollywood Red Skelton Jackie Gleason Lucille Ball Milton Berle Jim (Gunsmoke) Arness Ray Burr Andy Griffith Danny Thomas Richard Will Travel Boone Buddy Ebsen Jack Benny George Burns Jack Webb Ozzie Nelson Groucho Marx Donna Reed Lorne Greene Dan Blocker Michael Landon Johnny Carson

Community Club and Organization Meetings Schedule

A slate of meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday across Monroe and nearby venues. Groups include Lions Club, Evening Optimist, Amanda Athletic and School PTAs, OES chapter, SPEBSQSA, Rotaries Civitan Sertoma and more, with times from 3 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at various halls, churches, schools, and lodges.

Monroe Lions Club Congress Inn Optimist Club Amanda Athletic Club Amanda Club Lily of the Valley OES Ninth Ave Legior Rotary Club Manchester Motor Inn Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn Safety Council Board Civic Association Sertoma Club Manchester Motor Inn Knight of St

TV Stars Turn Millionaires Through Showbiz and Investments

Jack Paar and fellow TV legends climbed into the millionaire class by saving and smart investing. George Gobel built wealth in real estate and Ramada Inns after a live TV run, while Dean Martin and Fred MacMurray leveraged NBC contracts and film payoffs. Others like Ed Sullivan, Welk, Garry Moore, and Dinah Shore prospered from long TV runs, with many early-money earners from filmed series. Only a handful today reach the same cinema-centered riches, citing stars like Lemmon and Sinatra among the few remaining.

George Gobel Ramada Inns Dean Martin NBC Fred MacMurray My Three Sons Ed Sullivan Lawrence Welk Garry Moore Art Linkletter Ralph Edwards Dinah Shore Tennessee

Tuning In Todd Hour Not Portrait Of Man

Cynthia Lowry notes ABCs Sunday night special Around the World of Mike Todd presents a warm memoir of a fast moving showman who built and lost fortunes by 21 and married Elizabeth Taylor. Taylor recalls whirlwind courtship and engagement ring as stars and friends comment on his life and legacy. The program, narrated by Orson Welles, treats Todd with reverent flair while recalling his dramatic career and the couple maintains a note of affection. CBSs Petticoat Junction adds June Lockhart as a new doctor replacing Bea Benaderet during her sabbatical, shifting cast dynamics for the season.

Cynthia Lowry New York Mike Todd ABC Elizabeth Taylor Miss Taylor Todd Mike Orson Wells Jack E. Leonard Hollywood Sound Studios Gypsy Rose Lee Ethel Merman Bohs Cole Porter Michael Todd Jr Taylor CBS Petticoat Junction June Lockhart Bea Benaderet Miss Lockhart

Television Highlights Tonight Featuring The Champions And Lucy Show

TV listings note 8 tonight on channels 5 and 22 featuring The Champions with Nemesis agents aboard a nuclear sub mission. 8:50 shows The Lucy Show with Danny Thomas as guest and a musical number. At 9:30 AFL football Kansas City Chiefs vs Houston Oilers on channel 12 follows What Gap with Wally Cox in a comedy special about bridging generations.

TV Tonight Nemesis Lucy Danny Thomas Kansas City Chiefs Houston Oilers Wally Cox Wally Ann Prentise

History Today in 1968 Highlights

On Sept 9 events include the Continental Congress formalizing United States terminology in 1776 and 1758’s first American steam engine arriving in New York. Lincoln licensed to practice in Illinois in 1836, California statehood in 1850, Sun Yat-sen’s 1894 revolution, and WWII end events in 1945 with China surrender and Korea landings.

Associated Press Continental Congress United States United Colonies England New York Abraham Lincoln Illinois California Sun Yat-sen China Nanking U.S South Korea Japan Moscow George C. Wallace Alabama Birmingham Tuskegee Mobile Labor Department

Bird Killing Bishop Sparks British Outrage

London AP reports Roman Catholic Bishop David Cashman of Arundel and Brighton faced backlash after declaring that shooting birds with a shotgun is his favorite sport. The remark quoted by the Catholic Herald prompted protests from animal welfare groups and drew critic responses from church and public figures.

London The Catholic Herald David Cashman Arundel Brighton Cashman Who’s Who Ark

Cells May Be Programmed To Wear Out Aging Theory

Research suggests living cells might be preprogrammed to age and fail. A theory claims human lifespan is encoded in genes, shaping aging as an intrinsic limit.

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