Festival Takes Over Mississippi River Festival in Edwardsville
Southern Illinois University will assume control of the Mississippi River Festival in Edwardsville. The event runs six to seven weeks starting mid June with performances by the St Louis Symphony retained under the current festival board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville, Ill
Southern Illinois University
St. Louis Symphony
Arabs and Israelis offers humane view of Middle East conflict
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports a new WGBH Boston public TV series titled Arabs and Israelis. It uses interviews with ordinary Arab and Israeli families to show personal costs and hopes for peace, highlighting a 1973 Yom Kippur War story and evolving regional tensions through human voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Middle East
WGBH
Boston
Zvi Dor-Ner
Mohammed Salmany
Cairo
Peter Cook
Dor-Ner
Salmany
Geneva
Switzerland
Peter S. McGhee
Israali
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
TV crimes may spur viewer to the real act
Los Angeles TV crime debate resurfaces as Slasher murders follow a Police Story episode. LAPD says no link. producer Stanley Kallis and author Joseph Wambaugh acknowledge imitation but cite no causal connection. Wambaugh warns fiction can echo reality, noting he has seen crimes imitated many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Abc-Tv
Mabel
Hollywood
Stanley Kallis
Police Story
Kallis
Wambaugh
New Centurions
Blue Knight
Books on Lee County Texas and irrigation impact
A bookstore-style review roundup highlights A History of Lee County Texas by the Lee County Historical Survey Committee edited by Mrs. James C. Killen, the Nortex Press volume costing 16.50, along with Irrigation's Impact on Society from University of Arizona Press at 5.95, and African Diary My Search for Understanding by Helmut Thielicke at 6.95. The Lee County history surveys the region’s diverse rulers and families, while the irrigation editorials trace societal shifts from Mesopotamia to the Americas and Thielicke offers Africa-focused reflections from a Hamburg theologian’s travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Lee County
Texas
Lee County Historical Survey Committee
James C. Killen
Nortex Press
Quanah
Tex
San Antonio
Mexico
East Texas
Spain
The
Confederacy
Texas Republic
Austin’s
Robertson’s
United States
University of Arizona Press
Tucson
Texas Tech University
South Plains
Helmut Thielicke
Word Books
Waco
University of Hamburg
Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kmid Midland
Kera Dallas
Kosa Odessa
KBIM
Newsroom
Bob Newhart
FBI
the Prair
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Lucas Tanner
America
Petrocelli
Manhunter
Christie
Sweet Charlie
Lilias
ABC
Government
Farm & Ranch
the Munsters
KMOM
Monahans
Roswell
KTVT
Dallas
High Rollers S Electric Company
All My Children
Hollywood Squares
Villa Alegre
South America
Forum
Guiding Light
Metroples
New Mexico
the Doctors
S Electric Company
Somerset S Man & Environment
Merv Griffin
Cisco Kid
Love Lucy
NBC Nightly News
Zoom
Walter Cronkite
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Merchants
American Motor Inn Restaurant
Dolph Briscoe
Barefoot Sanders
Center
State Heart Fund
William P. Hobby
Austin
Travis County
American Heart Association
Mideast
High Hat
Emily Christopher
Ommonwealth Theatres
Showtime
Steve McQueen
Dustin Hoffman
Michael Learned
William Shatner
Books of the Southwest
Mesopotamia
Central and
Motor Inn
Parfait
Exactas
Quinielas
Turkey
Juarez Turf Club
Downtown
EL Paso
N. Mesa
Jockey Club