Radio TV Highlights review of weekend offerings
New York radio and television criticism covers ABC and CBS weekend specials. It critiques Everybody's Got a System and Fanfare for clumsy scripts and uneven performances, notes Terry-Thomas narration, and cites Le Mans satellite broadcasting fails as proof TV coverage misses the race due to its spread course. SAW SONS TAKE OFFICE details presidential fathers witnessing sons ascend to power.
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ABC
Everybody
Terry- Thomas
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al Hirt
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France
le Mans
Audern Schools Offer Short Nursing Courses
Breers in nursing fields without high school diplomas. Courses under three months. Audern Schools, Inc. lists institutional nursing outpatient nursing private nursing pediatric nursing. Includes address city state occupation age and telephone details.
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Walkersville Girl Enters Vista Program
Darlene Schildt, a Walkersville High School graduate, becomes Frederick County's first volunteer accepted into Vista. She leaves for Berea College in Kentucky for six weeks of training, saying Americans should aid fellow citizens living in poverty amid plenty. Vista Volunteers in Service to America, signed into law by President Johnson, aims to bring Peace Corps level services to the US disadvantaged.
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Berea College
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Walkersville High School
Community Service Leader and Students Make Civic Impact
The narrative highlights Miss Schildt and Lynda Burd in community service and academic activities. Schildt trains to aid public health and sanitation while leading youth and church groups and volunteering in migrant labor projects. Burd, studying at Arizona, is inducted as an honorary White Mountain Apache member, the tribe’s highest honor.
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Lynda Bird Inducted Into Apache Tribe
Apache Indians journeyed by foot horseback wagons and cars for a night of feasting dancing and ancient ceremonies honoring Lynda Bird in Cibecue Arizona as part of a tribal induction event with Apache leaders and community members present.
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Cibecue
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Indian Rituals And Feast Shape Acknowledgment Page
Dozen non Indians receive tribute in a ceremony featuring colorfully dressed Indian dancers and blessings for a happy home and abundance. Before the dances, a week long barbecue fed many and marked the celebration alongside notes that a galvanometer is used to measure electric current strength.
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