Islanders stage Hawaiian show at Texas park near Ranger Stadium
Native Hawaiians entertain royalty in Arlington at Hawaii Kai Polynesian Park. The complex features 16 daily shows and attractions opening 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Ticket sales end at 6 p.m. One price admission is 5 dollars for adults and 3 50 dollars for children aged 4 to 11. Children under four admitted free.
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Texas
Hawaii Kai
Arlington
Ranger Stadium
Polynesian Park
Television Guide Listings for Midland Odessa Dallas
Cable channel guide compiled for KMID Midland and KOSA Odessa with KERA Dallas listings. Includes television programming across networks and times for local households.
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Kmid Midland
KERA
Dallas
KOSA
Odessa
Porpoise Milk Powers Evading Sam in Odd Allergic Event
A strange allergy linked to a black Peruvian rose leaves Sam powerless in a bizarre on screen plot. The soap style twist unfolds amid a busy Monday schedule with crime and comedy interludes.
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News Center
KBIM
Sam
Afternoon and Evening TV Schedule Mix of Classics and News
Local broadcast crib shows a dense afternoon slate from Somerset to New Mexico with cartoons, game shows, soaps, and family fare. News programs air in early evening led by NBC Nightly News, Spectric Company, and Walter Cronkite, followed by CBS and ABC Evening News and weather forecasts.
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New Mexico
NBC Nightly News Spelctric Company
Walter Cronkite
CBS Evening News
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
No Japanese Flags Corsair Stirs Pappy Boyington Memory
Los Angeles AP. Gregory Pappy Boyington, a Medal of Honor recipient and famed WWII pilot, returns to an old Corsair at the airport, recalling his Flying Tiger days in China and Burma and later Marine combat in the South Pacific despite noting a minor flaw.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Gregory
Pappy
Boyington
China
Burma
South Pacific
ABC tops Olympics ratings with Nadia Comaneci night
ABC dominated last week's TV ratings with its seven Olympic nights averaging about 16.9 million homes per night. Nadia Comaneci's 14 year old gymnastics performance on Thursday boosted viewership to over 18 million homes, while CBS and NBC trailed with 8.6 and 7.5 million homes respectively.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Nielsen
ABC
CBS
NBC
Nadia Comaneci
Romania
Neilsen
Comaneci
Pappy Boyington Reflects On Black Sheep Days And Medal Honor
Dave Fulwhler quotes Pappy Boyington noting Marines and Navy fliers chased adrenaline and booze but remained pilots and athletes. He recounts being shot down near Rabaul on Jan 3, 1944, surviving Japanese prison camps, and earning the Medal of Honor. He critiques TV’s Black Sheep portrayal as largely accurate with minor liberties.
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Pappy
Marine Aviation
Columbia Pictures
Boyington
Cain
Rabaul
Truman
Patti Page Eyes One More Hit To Crown 30 Year Career
Patti Page, after three decades in show business, aims for one more hit. She recalls selling more than 70 million copies with The Tennessee Waltz and notes the changing music scene with many labels and fickle tastes. Page, a divorcée with adopted children, focuses on Nevada casinos and major hotels rather than movies or new TV shows.
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John C. Eagan
Associated Press
SAN Franciso
Patti Page
Fairmont Hotel
Miss Page
Charles O’curran
Nevada
Universal to film The Wiz musical as movie project
Universal Pictures will adapt the Broadway hit The Wiz into a feature film with Motown Productions co producing. Fox declined due to high costs while Universal and Motown plan profits sharing and bring Rob Cohen and Ken Harper to produce, with John Badham directing.
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Los Angeles
20Th Century- Fox
Universal Pictures
Universal
Motown Productions
Bingo Long
John Badham
Poitier Cosby to star direct sequel to Lets Do It Again
Sidney Poitier will direct and star with Bill Cosby in a sequel to Lets Do It Again for First Artists and Warner Bros. The project expands Poitier’s film plans with a notable pairing for a major studio venture.
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Los Angeles
Sidney Poitier
Bill Crosby
First Artists
Warner Bros
Art Carney
Billy Dee Williams
Scott Joplin
NBC
Bill Macy
Maude
Carney
Lily Tomlin
Robert Altman
Robert Benton
Susan Swift
Houston
Audrey Rose
Robert Wise
United Artists
Early American anthems and the Liberty Tree tune origins
The World Almanac recalls that many early American anthems were adaptations of English melodies. The Liberty Tree, cited as the first American national anthem, used Hearts of Oak and was written by John Dickinson, first published in 1768 in the Boston Gazette with the line by uniting we stand, by dividing we fall.
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Boston Gazette
World Almanac
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