TV Highlights Tonight and Tomorrow Highlights
TV schedule lists baseball games Twins versus White Sox and Sox versus Twins. Evening programs include The Baffling World of ESP and The Secret of the Incas movie, plus Gunsmoke and Perry Mason reruns. Veteran host Art Baker is reported dead in Los Angeles.
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Twins
White Sox
Sox
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Tim
Walt Disney
Fess Parker
Edivan
Europe
Manhattan
General Custer
Marshal Dillon
Perry Mason
Bonanza
Ponderosa
Richard Egan
Diane Baker
Barry Coe
Channel 3
Art Baker
Los Angeles
Art
Baker
Albany church camp counselors enter Peace Corps training
Gary Parsons and Carol Larson of Albany area served as counselors at the Methodist Youth Bible Camp at Pine Lake this summer. They are now training for the Peace Corps at the University of Oklahoma Norman. Parsons, son of Kenneth Parsons, is a 1966 Evansville High School graduate. He will be assigned to El Salvador after training and describes a packed schedule with daily Spanish classes, group work, lectures, and long study days starting at 5:30 a.m.
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Gary Parsons
Albany Methodist Church
Carol Larson
Manston
Methodist Youth Bible Camp
Pine Lake
Peace Corps
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Gary
Kenneth Parsons
Evansville
el Salvador
Central America
Albany Friends
Service Record Highlights Air Force Training and Honors
The Service Record notes Michael D. Moyer has completed basic at Lackland AFB Texas and attends Technical School with new Amarillo address. Airman Third Class Robert E. H. Ethridge graduates with honors at Chanute AFB Illinois as jet engine mechanic and is assigned to Luke AFB Arizona. his wife Judith is the daughter of Henry Blumer of North Freedom Wisconsin.
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Orangeville
Michael Moyer
Donald Moyer
Lackland Afb
Texas
Michael D. Moyer
Amarillo ‘Afb
Robert E. H. Ethridge
Earl C. Ethridge
Route 1
Belleville
Chanute Afb
Ill
U.S. Air Force
Ethridge
Belleville High School
Luke Afb
Ariz
Tactical Air Command
Judith
Henry Blumer
North Freedom
Wis
Training completions at Fort Clayton and Redstone Arsenal
Army Private David D. Hoesly of New Glarus completed ten weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Clayton Canal Zone Aug 19. He learned map and compass reading land mine warfare firing M 14 rifle and M 60 machine gun plus jungle warfare survival escape evasion and counterinsurgency operations. Private Larry D Sherven from New Glarus earned honor graduate in an ammunition storage course at Redstone Arsenal ending Aug 5 and completed ten weeks of battlefield ammunition maintenance destruction of unserviceable ammo and related instruction with return to service afterward.
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Army
David D. Hoesly
Gilbert M. Hoesly
New Glarus
Fort Clayton
Canal Zone
Hoesly
Army Reserve Pvt
Larry D. Sherven
Orton R. Sherven
Route 1
Army Missile and Munitions School
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Sherven
Medicare Going With Few Bugs Despite Paperwork Surge
A nationwide survey shows Medicare admissions risen about 3 percent with total enrollments near 700000 while hospitals like Mt. Sinai in New York hired extra clerks to handle required forms. The Social Security Administration says expenditure is necessary and admits the program has fewer problems than feared.
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Washington
Tion
New York
Mt. Sinai
Hastai
Reserve unit 826th Ordnance Company in Madison
Sherven, a 1964 graduate of New Glarus High School, is linked to the Madison based 826th Ordnance Company reserve unit.
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826Th Ordnance Company
Madison
Sherven
New Glarus High School
Market summary of last week's hog cattle and sheep prices
Chicago livestock markets show hogs mostly 1.50 to 1.75 lower than Friday last week with sows down 0.25 to 1.00. Barrows and gilts steady to slightly mixed, weights 190 to 230 pounds at 25.75 to 26.00. Sows by weight ranges 21.25 to 22.25 for 350 to 400 pounds up to 18.75 to 19.50 for 550 to 600 pounds. Spring lambs down for first drop in eight weeks with primes around 100 pounds at 26.00 and various grades 80 to 105 pounds at 25.75 to 26.00. Cattle slaughter steers rise up to 0.50 with high end 27.25 to 27.50 for 1220 to 1370 pounds, and prime steers 1150 to 1450 pounds at 26.50 to 27.25. mixed and good grades quoted from 23.75 to 25.75.
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Chicago
Quiz Q and Moon Facts From 20th Century Note
A reader quiz covers state admissions since 1900 Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Alaska and Hawaii. The 4 H emblem is a green clover with white Hs on each leaf and heads hearts hands and health. The moon phase detail explains the crescent becomes visible after sundown on later days.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
4-H
Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
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Lawrence Welk
Charlton Heston
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Hell Palace
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Corbett Monica
Dodge City
Ten North
Frederick
Mike Douglas
Freckles
Helen
Toledo
Ohio
Switzerland
Glarus Yodelers
Esther Elizabeth Gorsuch
George Albert Gorsuch
Gorsuch
Cdr
George Edward Gorsuch
US. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Daugh
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Patricia E. Borton
Linthal
Leonard
Elizabeth Stuessi Voegeli
Jacob Wintler
Glarus
England
Belgium
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Austria
Holland
France
Carl Stuckey
6Th St
Florissant
Colo
America
Matthew A. R. Bassity
Jackson and Perkins Co
Nick Calabresa
Monroe Schools
North School
Schenk
John F. Kennedy
Paul Dooly
Swizerland
Rome
Albany
Vernyn Hollibush
Be~foit
Charles Dodge
Mr. and
John Schuetz
Darlington
Monroe
Glarus Yodelers Charter Group
Alb Rentsch
Bern
Schuetz
Rentsch
Alice Marie
Johnson
Mr. Schuetz
St. John’s Church
John Jr
Russell
Irene Yockey
Anthon, Jr
Mildred ' Schuetz
J. C. Penney Co
California
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Brooklyn - Albany
Pecatonica
Phyllis
Phillip Klitzman
York Township
Green County
Christ Schmid
Blanchardville
Bisone
O'Hare
Schmid
Alps
Berlin Wall
Jack Wilson
LBJ
Senate
George Hamilton
Pat
Sabin
Albert B. Sabin
Whats Secon
Zor Shrine Nomads
Midwest Shrine Motor Corps Association
Ivan Boyer
Gratiot
Nomads
Robert Hove
Medicare
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