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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
6
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A detailed Thursday slate lists prime time films such as The Moon Is Blue and The Miracle of Morgan's Creek with cast, plus news, talk shows, game shows, and long-running soaps across stations ABC CBS NBC, noting air times from 6:00 PM to 5:30 AM and featuring guest appearances by William Holden David Niven and Eddie Bracken Betty Hutton among others.
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John Payne
Christopher George
Joel Gre
Morgan's Creek
Eddie Bracken
Betty Hutton
Dinah Shore
Phil Donahue
General Hospital
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Jeannie
Ford's Soybean Car Dream Nearly Reached the Market
The 1941 soybean car showcased by Henry Ford used plastic reinforced by soy derivatives. Robert A. Boyer recalls Ford’s push to grow soybeans for mass production, with a 250 pound lighter tubular frame and a 14-panel body, but war halted production and Ford died in 1946 before it could roll out.
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Dear Abby columns reveal family strain and reader tips
A collection of Dear Abby letters shows marital stress from a doctor husband missing family time, a mother discovering a child’s hearing loss, readers debating restaurant etiquette, a wife troubled by her husband’s thumb sucking, and readers seeking Abby’s guidance with privacy and manners. The page includes readers’ letters and Abby’s concise, practical responses.
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