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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
7
A dense OCR listing of prime time TV lineups and weather segments across stations and programs. It catalogs a long sequence of shows, movies, news, and specials with times and color indicators, reflecting a typical 1960s broadcast grid.
ABC plans a June 28 overhaul to attract younger viewers including a new look for Flame in the Wind with new title and characters. Next fall 12 O'clock High will shift to an earlier time and swap stars to lean toward a younger officer. NBC retunes Hullabaloo to a later hour and moves The Man from U N C L E to Friday 10 p.m. Al Hirt debuts Fanfare June 19 on CBS. NBC Today will air a live Humphrey interview with foreign students in London via the Early Bird Satellite.
The Budget Bureau approved a 333 million reservoir on the Em barras River near Charleston Tl. Sen Paul H Douglas and Rep George E Shipley Illinois Democrats said the plan will go to House and Senate public works committees. The Army Engineer Corps would develop the project for flood control water supply and recreation.
Bonnie and Mabel Book of Granite City visit Rev and Mrs Switzer and family in Equa lity. Alfred Modger and family from Galesburg call on Don Caroll parents. Otis Braddy family visit Bluford. Ralph Severs depart for Florida. Alicia Keller visits Glenda Sue House in Mt. Vernon. Bonnie Grade School picnic at West Franklin Park. Betty Metcalf and Janice Thompson visit Glenda Braddy. Don Stricktin family from Elkville visit. Elva Braddy corridor.
Most geophysicists now agree that Earth formed about 4.5 billion years ago. The consensus reflects widespread support across research teams and institutions studying planetary formation.
At Da Nang South Viet Nam the Viet Yank base now handles more than 25,000 landings and takeoffs monthly. Col William Ezell notes rapid traffic growth and a mix of military and civilian activity, with tents still housing 3,000 of 6,000 Air Force personnel. Marines guard the base to maintain safety record.
Rhubarb known as pieplant dates back to 2700 B.C. in China and spread to Europe later. A Maine gardener introduced garden rhubarb to the United States toward the end of the 18th century.
Fresh vegetables stay costly but northern truck harvests may ease the squeeze. Beef and pork remain at high levels, with the best cuts hardest to find. Dishes may shift to cod halibut mackerel or flounder as meat alternatives. Eggs stay near normal while corn on the cob stays cheap and greens like beans cabbage and some berries dip. Potatoes stay high in most markets despite some relief elsewhere.
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