Television In Review Debuts and Family Tares in TV Ads and Soaps
AP Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports on new TV commercials signaling seasonal trends with outdoorsy scenes and product fantasies. The piece also notes Gaye Huston starring in NBCs Another World with her mother Marcella Martin making her acting debut, and William Dozier pursuing a Dick Tracy TV series with NBC.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Gaye Huston
Marcella Martin
Gaye
Flo
William Dozier
ABC
Dick Tracy
NBC
South Wilmington Fire-Ettes Meet
South Wilmington Fire-Ettes gathered in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. President Mrs. James Smolik opened with the pledge. Secretary and Treasurer reports were presented by Mrs. Edward Walker and Mrs. Edward Jaros. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. July 18 with Mrs. Edward Jaros in charge of the lunch. refreshments by Mrs. Mabel Berta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wilmington
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
James Smolik
Edward Walker
Edward Jaros
Mabel Berta
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Choices
A readable town TV guide lists programs across channels from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Notable entries include comedies, dramas, and films such as Gilligan's Island Batman Twilight Zone Peyton Place and Johnny Carson with Sidestreets.
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Marshal Dillon
Mickie Finn
Rowan and Martin
Iraqi Revolution Report Ousts Government and Curfew Enforced
AP monitors report Iraq’s revolutionaries ousted the government and imposed a curfew with airports closed. The radio, in the name of Arif Abdel Razzaq, pledged security, nonalignment, and peaceful coexistence, while noting a shift in leadership after General Arif became president last April.
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Washington
Bachdad
Iraq
Arif Abdel Razzaq
Baghdad
Razzaq
Revolutionary Command
United Arab Republic
Baghdad Radio
Abdel Rahman
Arif
Abdel Salam Mohammed Arif
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS clues from a vintage page
Crossword style puzzle clues listed with numbers from 1 to 41 across and down. Includes categories like Coral Island Bed stead parts cow boy s call playwith ruin Verue Harangue Shosho nean Indians unopened flower indefinite article compass point fondle bullfight cheer journey opposite of 20 across Desert scenes Saxhorn Most domesticated Tahitian national god Marry Land measure O T book abbr Youth Transfer Crescent shaped Street urchin Settings Tardy Through French river Large reading desk By way of Border Ramble Sheer linens Girl s name Keep Tendesterday s Answer Store keeper s stock Dip Nursery word Foreboding Cut edges of coin Obtain.
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Border
Keeping
Nancy Wilson balances voice with career and family plans
Singer Nancy Wilson manages exposure and club work while preparing a new act in July. She will perform at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles for a week starting Aug. 22. Wilson aims to appear in five to seven major venues next season and to spend more time with husband Kenny Dennis and son Kacy.
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Mary Campbell
AP News
Nancy Wilson
Capitol
Miss Wilson
Los Angeles
Kenny Dennis
Kacy
Las Vegas
Lake Tahoe
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Ella Fitzgerald
Royal Box
Songs listed in a 1960s top ten crowd-pleasers
A chaotic OCR fragment lists songs and artists including Sinatra and the Rolling Stones. It references Paint It Black and A Groovy Kind of Love among others, with several misspellings and garbled names. The item resembles a music chart or nostalgia playlist from mid century rock and pop.
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Sinatra
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Simon and Garfuntel
Sledge
Capitols
Lewis
Cyrkle
Umbrella seller reports rain boosted sales in Vancouver
Aaron Putterman of British Columbia Umbrella Manufacturing Co. sees a 60 percent rise in sales this year due to unusually heavy rain, making him likely the only Vancouver resident not complaining about the weather.
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Vancouver
B.C
Aaron Putterman
Putterman
British Columbia
Today in History June 30 highlights through the years
Key events include Theodore Roosevelt signing the Pure Food and Drugs Act and Meat Inspection Act in 1906. Other notes cover British occupation of Staten Island in 1777, Taft becoming US Chief Justice in 1921, Minsk fall in 1941, Churchill vow in 1943, and the McCarran-Walter Act in 1952.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Staten Island
New York
William Howard Taft
United States
Minsk
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Harry Truman
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Buenos Aires
India
Pakistan
Rann of Cutch
Army Pfc Bruce Weeks Joins First Cavalry in Viet Nam
Pfc Bruce W Weeks 20 wife Shirley lives in Bruceville was assigned to the First Cavalry Division in Viet Nam on June 12. He crew chiefs in the division and entered the Army in October 1965 after basic training at Fort Knox and last stationed at Fort Eustis. He is son of Mr and Mrs William O Weeks Route 1 Gardner. Pvt Kenneth A Torkelson 20 son of Mr and Mrs Forrest C Torkelson 1938 Wauponsee Street completed a 12 week communications center specialist course at Fort Gordon Ga on June 24. He learned to operate teletype sets and other communications equipment.
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Army
Bruce W. Weeks
Shirley
Bruceville
First Cavalry Division
Viet Nam
Weeks
Fort Knox
Fort Eustis
William O. Weeks
Rte. 1
Gardner
Army Pvt
Kenneth A. Torkelson
Forrest C. Torkelson
Wauponsee St
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Stock Market Slumps Amid Rate Rise and Viet Nam Bombing
The New York market fell in active trading as banks' prime rate rose to 5 percent and fears about U S bombing in North Vietnam weighed on investors. The AP 60 stock average dropped 1.4 points to 313.1 and the Dow 30 fell 8.13 to 863.47 with broad declines across industries.
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New York
U.S
Viet Nam
Great Northern Paper
Eastman Kodak
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Motors
General Motors
Ford
Douglas
Boeing
RCA
Polaroid
New York Central
Pennsylvania
American Stock Exchange
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Mixed in Wholesale Auction
The report notes hogs at 3,000 head with steady to higher butcher quotes across weights from 199 to 350 pounds, cattle market sparse with a few lots of slaughter steers at 24.00 to 24.50 and Holstein cows around 24.25, and sheep listings showing spring lambs at 24.50 to 25.90 and ewes near 5.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter and Egos CHICAGO Markets Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange lists steady wholesale butter prices with 92 score AA at 68, 92 A at 66, 96 B at 70, 89 C at 64. grades A whites remain strong with 70 percent or better quality. Prices show minimal change across grades and items.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Dear Ann Landers Rebuffs Sparks Public Debate on Safety
A letter writer condemns Ann Landers for backing a man who helped a four year old in a church restroom. The column defends Good Samaritan action and argues for law changes to protect well intentioned helpers. In a separate note, a reader complains about animal rescues failing to save a treed cat, prompting Ann to cite rescue workers who go to great lengths and to reassure the writer.
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Ann Landers
Philadelphia
Ann
Duluth
Duke
Animal Rescue League
League
Seague
Chicago
Chicago grain prices report
Wheat No 2 hard 1.876 No 2 red 1.83n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.58%5n No 5 yellow 13144. Oats No 2 heavy white 73 %an No 2 extra heavy white 80'4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3. an. Soybean oil 11.66n.
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Chicago
Shrimp Wrapped in Bacon with Chutney Glaze
A simple appetizer idea using raw peeled shrimp wrapped in bacon and broiled until crisp. Serve with a tangy chutney sauce for dipping and balance.
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Television In Review
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Daniel Boone
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Dobie Gillis
Gidget
True
London Palladium
Double Life
Detectives
Johnny Carson
Mike Royko
Sidestreets
Daily Crossword
Coral Island
Ruin
Sterday
INA Garage
Tourville
Ann Lander
Chicago Cash Grain
Ohn
Gilchrist
John Neece Mazon
Ill
Temple Bar
Zenith
Joliet Optical Hearing Aid CO
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Joliet
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