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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1964
Page
17
Television writer Tim Conway recalls a failed Channel 5 audition with Ernie Anderson. They performed a seven page hand puppet sketch on chairs with hair puppets, mismanaging pages, keeping arms raised, and collapsing into laughter as the setup unraveled.
A humorous backstage reminiscence describes a failed street performance by a camel man and actors. After five minutes of chaotic chaos the crowd, and even the performers, fall into helpless laughter but the camel man remains unsmiling. The team contemplates YMCA training to improve the act before packing up.
Weeds reflect soil health and neglect of loftier cultivation. If left alone life becomes barren as weeds spread. God aids but does not do for us what we can do. Watch the soil and the life you nurture. attend to duty and discernment.
Maryland tourism chief Crandall notes that unusual sites draw visitors and help communities. A spring campaign logged 41 123 information requests, up about 50 percent from last year, showing tourism’s wide economic impact through motel payrolls taxes and local purchases.
Crandall notes Massachusetts highlights historic places as major draws. New Orleans study ranks Vieux Carre top attraction and key economic lever. Williamsburg shows dramatic property and bank growth after restoration. Maryland cites Fort McHenry and Antietam drawing over half a million visitors, Naval Academy attracting about a million. State promotes Welcome to Historic Maryland guide and urges local readiness.
The page lists a dense slate of daytime and early evening TV slots. Programs include To Tell the Truth, General Hospital, Edge of Night, Match Game, You Don’t Say, The Rifleman, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, The Twilight Zone era fare, and numerous movies and game shows across channels, with frequent cross-listings and time blocks.
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