TV listings mix of music and nature programs in San Antonio and beyond
The schedule highlights New Colony Six and Pozo-Seco Singers at the HemisFair in San Antonio with Bobby Vinton hosting a talent search. Eddie Arnold hosts a London variety bill with British acts. Also featured are Cornel Wilde projects, Camelot themes, and a nature piece on the Coral Jungle. The Rochester urban renewal plans tie in with Xerox and Eastman Kodak developments.
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New Colony Six
Kline
Ceci
San Antonio
H nisFair
Bobby Vinton
Lloyd Thaxton
Showtime
Eddie Arnold
London
Roy
Cornel Wilde
Lancelot-Guinevere
Crenshaw
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Rochester
New York
Xerox
Eastman Kodak
Aganda New York
Three hour TV series surveys urban sicknesses in America
CYNRIA AP TV writer covers a three part series on urban ills. The first segment lists diseases plaguing cities, widespread unemployment, and the need for better housing and school equipment. It highlights urgency for regional government to address slums and related problems.
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Cynria
NEW York
Amerinight
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Sparse Local Detail
A partially legible OCR snippet offers limited local facts with unclear names and events. No distinct person or organization is verifiably identified from the fragment.
Robert Wagner Season Plans Highlight TV Fall
Interview excerpts discuss Robert Wagner's upcoming fall role and praise Jackie Gleason as the most talented TV comedian. The text mentions nostalgic preferences for It Takes a Thief and references Art Carney's Ed Norton and Ralph Kramden sketches.
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Jackie Gensen
Art Carney
Ed Norton
Kramden
Man Called Shenandoah Starred Robert Horton
A reader asserts Robert Horton starred in the TV series Man Called Shenandoah. The sister disputes the claim, noting the show was short lived.
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Robert Horton
R.L
Jacksonville
Florida
Mirac le Worker brother actor and TV play version
Patty Duke’s brother in The Miracle Worker was played by Christopher Sergel. The film was preceded by a stage play adaptation performed on television before the movie was produced.
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Patty Duke
North At
TV Movies Tuesday Night Lineup
Channel 5 airs Fright at 5 p.m with Nancy Malone and Eric Fleming. Channel 3 presents Sword of Lancelot starring Cornel Wilde and Jeanne Wallace. Channel 11 features Gun Fever at 1 p.m with Mark Stevens and Jana Davi.
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Fright
Nancy Malone
Eric Fleming
Sword of Lancelot
Cornel Wile
Jean Wallace
Mark Stevens
Jana Davi
Real Estate Transfers In Oswego and Nearby Towns
Property transfers listed include Rose R Pagliareli of 20 E Tenth St Oswego to George A Pelkey and wife at 256 Duer St Oswego. Lacona village transfer from Adams Ind and ex to Village of Lacona. Vere Bradbury Brewerton to William M Eanis Has town. Naomi G Lehtonen Central Square to Nell R Whitten Memphis. Murray D Case Watertown to Gerald R Thompson Watertown. Hastings town transfer involving Ekwede Hyvone Setabes Brasseer to Hastings property.
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Rose R. Pagliareli
E. Tenth St
George A. Pelkey
Duer &J
Oswego
Frank M. Parsons
Hannibal
Gordon A. Remington
Adams Ind
Lacona
Vere Bradbury
Brewerton
William M. Eanis
Has
Et al
Naomi G. Lehtonen
Central Square
Nell R. Whitten
Memphis
Murray D. Case
Watertown
Gerald R. Thompson
Ekwede Hyvone
Setabes
Brasseer
T Pe
Hastings
NATO seeks East West pact in Central Europe talks
In Reykjavik NATO ministers push a joint arms reductions plan for Europe to prevent unilateral withdrawals. Moscow shows no appetite for reductions while protests erupt at Keflavik and Icelandic Communist party headquarters amid clashes and arrests.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
North Atlantic Alliance
Middle
Europe
Moscow
NATO
Keflavik
Communist Party
BarBoge U NC APD Letter on View of Handicapped People
The article quotes a disabled person born with deformed legs who wrote to State Agriculture James A. Graham this week. She argues that handicapped people are people with feelings and opinions like everyone else and condemns freak shows and lack of education.
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James A. Graham
Raising the Grand Old Flag Near Khe Sanh
A U S Marine erects a makeshift mast for the Stars and Stripes on a hill about six miles south of the Khe Sanh combat base as a relief force watches.
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U. 8
Khe Sanh
Tornado Tone Amid Midwest Weather Claim
The Midwest region reports the highest tornado activity globally, emphasizing ongoing severe weather risk. Meteorologists note frequent funnel clouds and outbreaks across multiple states, highlighting the ongoing danger to communities and infrastructure.
Laugh-in pioneers television style and impact
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin discuss Laugh-in's rise as TV's biggest recent hit, its rapid audience engagement, and the show's rapid pace. They compare its visual emphasis to Marshall McLuhan, explain the cockail party gag format, and outline gradual changes planned for next season with new characters and time segments.
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Bob Thomas
Econ
Hollywood
Rowan and
Martin
Tiny Tim
Burbank
Thomas
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Marshall McLuhan
Dan
McCarthy
Kennedy
Rowan
Olsen and Johnson
Mary Laurie and Donald Brown Exchange Vows
Mary Laurie and Donald Brown wed at Fulton State Street Methodist Church with Reverends Mareld Thomas and Paul Besch officiating. The bride wore organdy and was attended by maid of honor Linda Saarie and bridesmaids Christine Saarie and Donna Hirst. Peter Gallagher served as best man with ushers Patrick Clary Patrick Stickney and Michael Saarie. The couple, graduated from Syracuse University and NY State College of Forestry respectively, plan to reside in Tonawanda.
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Fulton
State Street Methodist Church
Donald Brown
Mareld Thomas
State St Methodist Church
Paul Besch
Luthere Soeatene
Seracuse Cabton
Thomas Brown
Tonawanda
Linda Saarie
Christine Saarie
Donna Hirst
Peter Gallagher
Patrick Clary
Pattrick Stickney
Michael Saarie
Syracuse University
New York State College of Forestry
Kappa Phi Delta Fraternity
Belfast Largest Northern Ireland City and Capital
Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland with a population of 410,500 and serves as the capital of the country.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Country
Backward Looking Backward and Forward in Oswego
Frederick Brandauer a German millionaire chose self death over repatriation while in a British Isle of Man camp. Emmet King in France sends 15 postal cards to his mother. Robert Battles death at East Oneida Street bridge leads to a $10,000 claim by Travelers Insurance. Mary F E Duffy earns Columbia summer school scholarship. Draft calls show 344525 men to training camps in July.
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Frederick Brandauer
Isle of Man
Brandauer
Margaret King
Hawley St
Emmet King
France
Navy
Joseph T. McCaffrey
Traveler’s Insurance Co
Oswego
Robert Battles
Bombing notices and political moves from 1943's daily report
Twenty five years ago on June 25 1943 Allied bombers hit Salonika and Wuppertal as political and civic notes emerged. Friends of Joseph T Mcaf frey urged his mayoral bid while fuel and service measures edged forward. State medical aid costs surged in April with statewide totals up 2955 percent, NYC jumps highest. detailed increases covered clinics physician services nursing homes and hospital costs.
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Salonika
Wuppertal
Ruhr Valley
Joseph T. McCaffrey
Robert J. McGann
DPW
Fred R. Bosworth
John J. Scanion
New York State
State Department of Social Services
New York City
Upstate
Erie
Monroe
Onondaga
Westchester
Nassau
Suffolk
Nyc
Red Creek Graduate Bride of Brooklynite
Miss Catherine Warford daughter of Mr and Mrs Melville Warford of Victory married Martin Kohn son of Mr and Mrs Philip Kohn of Brooklyn. Rev Harvey Bates officiated on a stone footbridge in Elmwood Syracuse. They plan to reside at 116 Haven Rd after a tour of New England.
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Victory
Catherine Warford
Melville Warford
Martin Kohn
Phlip Kohn
Brooklyn
Harvey Bates
Elmwood
Syracuse
Donnelly
Barclay
Red Crick Central School
Kohn
Syracuse University
Brooklyn Friends School
Brooklyn College
New England
Haven Rd
Baltimore Police Seek Horses for Training
Baltimore police seek donated American saddle bred geldings up to 14 years old for active duty. A three day trial will test if the horses can be trained for police work as the department currently fields 13 animals.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Injured whale dead as it reaches dock
In Fort Lauderdale Joe Flanigan lashed a 2 foot one ton whale to his 3 foot sailing ketch. He said the whale was injured probably by sharks. The carcass would be used for fish food at Ocean World.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joe Flanigan
Flanigan
Ocean World
Gopher Bites Woman Leads to Emergency Hospital
A woman was bitten by a gopher and received emergency treatment including an antitetanus shot. Police or medical staff provided care at the scene and admitted no further injuries were reported.
Palermo Largest City and Capital of Sicily
Palermo, home to roughly 590000 residents, stands as Sicily’s biggest city and its administrative capital. The city serves as the region’s economic and cultural hub, reflecting its historic role in Mediterranean trade and governance.
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