The Cities TV-KEY Second Part on WCASE 68 8
A TV segment review notes the second part of The Cities airing on WCASE 68 8 with Texas talent and The New Colony Six. Eddie Arnold hosts a varied bill while a coral reef feature explores fish behavior, sonar, and urban renewal plans in Rochester New York involving Xerox and Eastman Kodak.
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Ollywood
Chun
Texas Talent Tonight
New Colony
Eddie Arnold
Dolly
Ptton Fields
Jean
Crenshaw
Angeles
Rochester
New York
Xerox
Eastman Kodak
Wednesday June 26 To Tell the Truth Doug
TV listings note the June 26 schedule for the Doug Edwards hosted program on Edge of Night with air times and episode cues.
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Doug. Edwards
Edge of
Fe Teil the Truth
Dr. Bouse Call
Edge of Night
TV Stars Highlight Classic Skits and Roles
An observer praises Jackie Gleason as the most talented TV star in a segment discussing sketches featuring Art Carney as Ed Norton and as Ralph Kramden. The note mentions Robert Horton in a short lived western series and references A Man Called Shenandoah.
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Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Ed Norton
Kramdena
Sotavant
Robert
R.L
Jack- A
Robert Horton
The Cities program report focuses on city future concerns
A timely examination discusses the city’s future, evaluating plans and challenges. The initial program titled The Cities prompts thoughtful reflection on urban development and governance.
Nevada Smith Heads Busy Midway Drivein Lineup
The Midway Drive In presents Bennie 20h Giyee at dusk and The Naked Runner at 11 10 with Nevada Smith scheduled at 12 00 Wednesday June 96.
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Bennie
Naked Runner
Nevada Smith
Frank Sinatra
Real Estate Transfers Across Central New York
A list of real estate transfers including Pagnareli at 200 E Tenth St to George Satay and others in towns such as Oswego Granby and Lacoga. Transfers involve Norma Sentere and others in Central Square Oswego Madison and Masett. Property locations include Oswego town and Memphis NY with multiple buyers and grantees.
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Matthew Misiaszek
Granby Hereld F
Gorden
A. Remington
Adams
Ind
Lacoga
Vere Brad
Brewerton
Wiliam J
Mas
Naomi G. Lehtonen
Central Square RD
Neil R. Whitten
Memphis N.Y
NATO seeks united stance on arms cuts amid Keflavik protests
In Reykjavik, NATO foreign ministers push a joint stance against deep cuts in mid Europe while resisting troop withdrawals. The gathering, held as protests by Communist groups erupt around Keflavik base, sees clashes with police and arrests but no serious injuries reported.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Europe
NATO
United States
Belgium
Canada
University of Iceland
mid-Atlantic
Keflavik
Communist Party
Unable to read full context due to fragmented report
A reader sent a letter to State Agriculture Commissioner James R. Graham noting a belief that handicapped people lack education. The fragment mentions deformity since birth and a complaint about awareness among the public.
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James Rnculture A. Graham
Flag Raised on Hill After Evacuation of 19 Bodies
A flag arrived on the hill during an evacuation mission and was found on one of the dead. The flag flew during the operation, captured in an AP Wire photo.
Tornado Toll Rises in Midwest, World Leader for Tornadoes
Midwest region records more tornadoes than any other area globally. Scientists attribute activity to atmospheric patterns and regional climate, with communities bracing for severe storms.
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Midwest
Laugh-In pioneers TV satire and visual impact says cast
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin credit Laugh-In's success to its fast moving visual punch and audience engagement. They compare its style to McLuhan's theories and note the show evolves with new characters and gags while preserving the cocktail party format.
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Marti
Kefauver
Thomas
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Marshall McLuhan
Dan
McCarthy
Kennedy
Rowan
Olsen and Johnson
Mary Saarie and Donald Brown Exchange Vows
Mary Saarie and Donald Brown were married with Rev. Paul Besch officiating at Syracuse University. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Saarie of Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Tonawanda. The bride, magna cum laude graduate of Syracuse University, wore a gown of tucked organdy.
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Paul Besch
Syracuse University
George Saarie
Fulton
Thomas Brown
Tonawanda
Linda Saarie
Christine Saarie
Donna Hirst
Peter Gallagher
Patrick Clary
Patrick Stickney
Michael Saarie
New York State College of Forestry
Kappa Phi Delta Fraternity
Belfast Is Northern Ireland’s Largest City and Capital
Belfast, the largest city in Northern Ireland, has a population around 410 900 and serves as the region’s capital.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Country
Death by self destruction in wartime internment camp
Frederick Brandauer, held in a British Isle of Man internment camp, chose suicide after learning of his pending repatriation to the Fatherland. He had expressed preference for death over return and found life in the camp unpleasant.
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Frederick Brandauer
Isle of Man
Brandauver
Margaret King
Hawley St
Emmet King
France
Navy
Joseph T. McCaffrey
Traveler’s Insurance Co
Oswego
Robert Battles
State Medical Aid Program Costs Soar in April Report
The State Department of Social Services notes April totals at 132.8 million dollars statewide, up 295.5 percent from 1967. Clinic care up 2839 percent, physician services 384.9 percent, nursing homes 325.8 percent, with NYC and upstate variances noted. Palermo, Sicily, is identified as Sicily’s largest city and capital.
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New York State
State Department of Social Services
New York City
Upstate
Erie
Monroe
Mndaga
Westchester
Nassau
Suffolk
Nyc
Red Creek Graduate Bride of Brookelynite
Miss Catherine Warford of Victory married Martin Kohn of Brooklyn with ceremony on a stone footbridge in Elmwood Park Syracuse. Attendants were Donnelly J. Barclay and wife. She is Red Creek Central School alumna. he studied at Brooklyn Friends School, Brooklyn College, and Syracuse University. They will live at 116 Haven Rd after a tour of New England.
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Victory
Catherine Warford
Melville Warford
Martin Kohn
Philip Kohn
Brooklyn
Harvey Bates
Elmwood Park
Syracuse
Donnelly J. Barclay
Red Creek Central School
Kohn
Syracuse University
Brooklyn Friends School
Brooklyn College
New England
Haven Rd
Baltimore police seek horses for training program
Baltimore, Md. AP reports city police shortage of horses has prompted a call for citizens to donate American saddle bred geldings up to 14 years old for possible active duty. A three day trial will determine if the horses can be trained for police work.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Senatenement
Whale carcass to feed fish from Florida harbor catch
AP reports Joe Flanigan lashed a 20 foot, one ton whale to his 5 foot sailing ketch in Fort Lauderdale. He said the carcass would be used for fish food after reaching dock.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Joe Flanigan
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