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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
7
A dense listing of Saturday daytime and evening programs across channels, detailing wrestling, baseball, NBC action, films, news, sports, game shows, religious programs, and late night features. Highlights include baseball games Cubs vs Reds and Athletics, film features, Police, sports and talk shows, and various children's programs.
AP analysis explains how index design shapes interpretation of stock moves. Dow Jones fell from 939.62 to 868.71 between May 14 and June 14, an 8 percent drop, while S P 500 stood near 84 with 425 components. Weighted factors, stock splits, and base-year history affect levels, not simple prices.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports on Eydie Gorme rehearsing for Fanfare CBS with Al Hirt as Steve Lawrence’s new fall show is planned. Eydie notes Steve has not asked her yet. he prefers not to commit to a long running series despite many offers.
A dense TV guide listing for channels 4 5 9 11 13 features Al Hirt in Fanfare on Channel 5 13 at 6 30 PM and a slate of films and programs including Mae West as Merlin in King Arthur on Channel 4 at 7 30 PM Bets on classic titles such as Dial M for Murder and Judgment at Nuremberg with multiple channels airing late night movies like The Last Outpost and Follow Me Quietly and a sequence of musical guests and serials throughout the evening.
Glen W. Johnson of McPherson uses two work horses Bert and Pat in grading yards plowing harrowing gardens and occasionally digging a basement. He talks to them in a mix of grunts and English, claiming the conversation helps the animals respond. Bert is five Pat is 17 years old and Johnson is the last local man still using horses.
Dorothy Arzner, a pioneering female director of the silent and early sound era, retires from UCLA motion picture division after reaching 65, closing a teaching phase while planning to start her own film company and direct again if needed.
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