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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1971
Page
30
In Wheaton Maryland a woman paid 250 dollars to an animal beauty parlor to color her dog blue. The dog was tinted the same shade, prompting local questions about animal welfare and the incident.
Hollywood hosts free tickets for tapings of major networks with crowded guest relations desks. NBC CBS and NBC staff scramble to fill seats as fans, students, and regulars chase reservations and standby passes.
Tel Aviv reports about 1.7 million dollars invested in industrial ventures in Arab and Druze Arab villages in Israel during the first half of 1971. An additional 2.8 million dollars is planned with backers including village residents and foreign investors.
Hollywood interview details Jim Franciscus's experience filming Longstreet a new ABC detective series about a blind investigator. He discusses eyes hurting from not seeing concentration and the show’s existential premise by Stirling Silliphant. Franciscus describes his character Mike Longstreet and his relationships with Nikki Ann Doran and Duke Peter Mark Richman.
A block of pro football matchups includes Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, Washington Redskins vs. New York Giants, and Oakland Raiders vs. San Diego Chargers. Movies span Sands of Iwo Jima, Voodoo Woman, Stand Up and Cheer, Godzilla vs the Sea Monster, Bandolero, and The Silencers with cast details.
The Willard production from Bing Crosby Productions earned about 15 million dollars in the film’s early run after a one million dollar budget. Producers Pratt and Briskin credit bold showmanship and a daring concept for the movie about a boy and his rats. A sequel titled Ben is planned for November with actor Bruce Davidson and others returning. Nine New York City police officers were killed in the line of duty during the first eight months of 1971.
In Port Harcourt a playful monkey stole a shopper's wig from a department store entrance. After a 10 minute chase, bystanders watched the monkey drop the wig and a Nigerian housewife retrieved it, embarrassed but back in fashion.
William Ernst recently earned the Boy Scout Eagle badge in Texas, joining grandfather Fred H. Ernst Sr and father William C. Ernst as Eagle Scouts. Officials note three Eagles in one family is a rarity.
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