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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
19
A jumble of show titles and times assembles a scattered TV grid including The Munsters, Rifleman, McHale's Navy, Johnny Carson, Andy Griffith, Merv Griffin Show, and News summaries. The list mixes programs from 4:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. with various channel references and sporadic times.
The fragment lists 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM slots featuring Mike Douglas Jack Benny On Spotlight To Tell the Truth General Hospital Another World and other shows. It presents a historical daytime schedule snippet with multiple programs and time points.
A bustling slate lists Bowery Boys showings with Gunnel and a magic lamp gag on channel 21 at 4 30 pm plus hypnotist trance bits on channel 27. Feature film legends Duke Wayne and coastal drama appear amid late night mysteries and musical guests across channels 11 21 27 33 and more.
A Peace Corps aptitude and language test will be given at 9 am on July 19 in Room 211 of the Post Office Buildings. The exam, aimed at selecting suitable volunteers, lasts about 90 minutes, longer for those taking French or Spanish language tests. Applicants must bring or have previously submitted the Peace Corps application.
An ownership rule in Bermuda prohibits any one family from owning more than a single automobile. The restriction targets curbside congestion and promote shared mobility, affecting local households and vehicle markets.
Television critic Rick Du Brow reviews CBS's It's What's Happening, Baby a Monday night special aiding school dropouts. The program, produced with the U S Office of Economic Opportunity, blends doleful appeals with entertainment led by Murray The K and Cosby. Barry Shear's chaotic yet brilliant direction stands out amid mixed reception of the do-good premise.
Washington county authorities were to interview Hinide Flex, partner of slain Pittsburgh racketeer Abe Zeid, 58, as investigators seek new light on Zeid's death. Zeid's body was found in a dry creek bed near Claysville, beat and shot, after Zeid and Flex were convicted in Pittsburgh for attempting to extort 12400 from two men posing as casino collectors. Zeid, once of New Kensington, had lived in Pittsburgh the past three years. He was known as a underworld muscle man and enforcer.
The Rev. Joseph A. Flaherty will become the 24th president of Villanova University in July. At 48 he has earned 17 advanced degrees and will succeed Very Rev. John A. Klekotka, who since 1959 has led the Augustinian institution in Villanova, Pennsylvania. He plans to join Monsignor Bonner High School’s religious community in Drexel Hill after his term begins.
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