Commendations for hospital staff additions and city finance reforms
This week two official actions merit commendation. Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital adds three osteopaths to its medical staff, praised by Chief of Staff R W Higgins and trustees. City Council hires an accounting firm to revamp procedures for an accurate view of funds and moves to submit the Charter Study Commission proposal to voters aiming for structural change.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
R.W. Higgins
Charter Study Commission
Editor notes on schools and planned programs
A letter highlights concerns about urban school disruptions from race related incidents and cites a USNWR survey. It announces Alan Stang's February 10 talk on responsibility and a February 6 film No Substitute For Victory about Vietnam with John Wayne. The MOTOREDE/TRAIN Committee sponsors these programs to inform and unite the community.
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Usn&wr
Alan Stang
Stang
Vietnam
John Wayne
Lowell Thomas
Martha Raye
Mark Clark
U.S
Grant Sharp
Krushchev
USA
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Teasers
Crossword clues span across numerous entries with hints for guide place in office and rare terms. The Cryptoquote uses a substitution cipher with a daily quote shown and past puzzles noted for reference.
Don’t call friends on the carpet says carpet couple
Dear Abby advises both the carpet and jewelry trades to be honest about workmanship when friends seek opinions. The husband favors frankness, the wife worries about sour grapes. Abby agrees with honesty across businesses.
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Abby
TV Tonight and Late Night Lineup Highlights
Listings show Ty Thursday Evening Movies at 9:00 featuring The Spy Killer with Jill St John and Sebastian Cabot, Return to Peyton Place, Psyche ’59 and The Queen of Babylon. Prime-time has Perry Mason, Alias Smith & Jones, Jim Nabors, Ironside, Bewitched, and The Tonight-like schedule repeats into late night with News and Talk programs.
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Jill St. John
Sebastian Cabotas
Peyton Place
Carol Lynley
Jeff Chandler
Flip Wilson
Jim Nabors
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
U.S. Navy
Wells Fargo
Las Vegas Flair and Fortune From Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop paints Las Vegas as a dazzling, money drenched city, listing shows and stars from Frontier to Tropicana. He jokes about gamblers, cops, and greed, recounts experiences with Shecky Greene and casino riches, and notes the city’s endless access to entertainment and temptation, ending with a sly nod to Vegas figures.
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I.o.u.’S
Las Vegas
Shecky Greene
America
Vegas
Shecky
Woody Allen
Greene
Joe Sheehan
Western Union
Broadway
Hollywood
the Dunes
Casino de Paris
Arturo Romero
Tropicana
Folies Bergere
Abbe Lane
Frank Sinatra Jr
Dean Martin
Liberace
Louis Prima
Ella Fitzgerald
Sonny King
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Daily Crossword
Tranian Monetary Unit
Scholarly
Cross
Beginning
Hartebeest
Longfellow
EV Uegau
VZNX
Bancroft
Georgeette
Northumberland
Abigail van Buren
Another World
Dark Shadows
Gomer Pyle
Gilligan’s Island
Get Smart
Virginia Graham
Perry Mason
N.W.S
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Phil Donahue
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Elwiney
Dear Abby
Jim Bishop
Jimmy Durante
Frontier
Reno
Flap
All Right
Martha
Mom
Binkie
Tiffier
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