Television Guide Listings Highlight 1963 Mt Trident Eruption
The April 1 1963 Mt Trident eruption in Alaska's Valley of 10 000 Smokes sent a visible plume 100 miles away as TV schedules span soaps game shows and news from KMID KERA KOSA KBIM KMOM and more. The listing notes varied programming across channels including Bewitched Hogan's Heroes and The Tonight Show amid daytime and primetime blocks.
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Israeli star Yossi Yadin embraces sentimental film role
Israeli stage icon Yossi Yadin plays a 75-year-old grandfather in Lies My Father Told Me filmed in Montreal. The Czech director Jan Kadár lured him with a once-in-a-lifetime part after a lifelong bond formed from past collaborations. Yadin reflects on sentimentality, aging, and his evolving family life as he prepares for further stages and a new child with his third wife.
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Boil Advice From Dr Lamb For Teen With Leg Abscesses
A 17 year old asks about recurring boils on legs. Dr Lamb explains boils are abscesses from hair follicles with the germ staphylococcus. He urges local care, skin hygiene, avoiding shaving until cleared, and medical check for diabetes. He notes no sure prevention and suggests doctor guidance.
Resolutions by Jay Sharbutt lampoons 1976 TV world
AP columnist Jay Sharbutt mocks 1976 TV trends with a playful list of resolutions. He targets football telecasts, harsh sponsor ads, and ambitious show concepts while noting Marlon Brando's return in The Missouri Breaks with Jack Nicholson. The piece closes with a wink that none of the resolutions will be kept, perhaps next year.
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Financing the American Revolution Through Loans
The Revolution strained taxation capability causing Congress to rely on foreign and private loans. Continental and state currencies depreciated, leaving paper money nearly worthless. Foreign lenders, notably France and Spain, plus Dutch bankers, supplied about 7.83 million dollars to fund the war.
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