Television And Radio Sheila Larken Beauty
Sheila Larken discusses The Storefront Lawyers CBS series and the critique of television as a hoax while highlighting the show’s aim to provide free legal aid in Los Angeles. She compares it to ABC's The Young Lawyers and notes cast diversity and stage backgrounds. She doubts television realism, calling the dressing room a mockery of reality.
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Sheila Larken
Hollywood
CBS
Sheila
Robert Yoxworth
David Arkin
Los Angeles
ABC
Boston
Cambodian Spotters Help U.S. Planes In Cambodia Bombing
AP reports the 115.1 Command confirmed Cambodian aerial spotters fly aboard American observation aircraft to aid bombing missions in Cambodia. Spokesman says their terrain knowledge aids the mission, marking a shift from prior denials of direct U.S. air support for Cambodian troops. Akron workshop to study drug abuse in schools Aug 17-23 at University of Akron.
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Saigon
115.1
Cambodia
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Akron
Doris Day world frames Scioto County Fair prep
A fragmentary note describes 4-H events and band preparations for the Scioto County Fair at the 4-H building with 7 PM Friday schedule. Members are to wear white shirts and dark trousers or skirts for performances at the fairgrounds and the Ohio State Fair. Mary C. Oakes reports.
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Sheila
Scioto County Fair
Fairgrounds
Sciota County
Ohio University
Portsmouth
Paul Nibert
Mary C. Oakes
Sheila Builds Acting Career Across Regional Stage
Sheila has spent five years pursuing acting after Bennington, training at APA Repertory and Front Street Theater in Memphis. She appeared in Brendan Behan's The Hostage with Seattle Repertory, embracing Irish roles while noting she also plays an Armenian character in the series Deborah Sullivan.
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Sheila
Bennington
APA
Front Street
Memphis
Brendan Behan
Seattle
Deborah Sullivan
Series To Carry On Dan'l's Cause
NBC retires Daniel Boone but ABC launches Young Rebels a 1777 set youth series about three teens joining a secret Yankee Doodle Society. Rick Ely leads as a reluctant leader with a scientist apothecary and a freed slave in a family friendly show amid liberal dramatic liberties.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Daniel Boone
NBC
ABC
Rick Ely
Tiy
Jeremy Larkin
Lafayette
Continental Army
Hioy
Benjamin Franklin
Ely
Bly
Intima
Rick
Young Rebels
Lagsie
Moves Refused In My Lai Cases
Three-judge federal panel refused to dismiss military charges against two soldiers tied to the My Lai massacre and declined to transfer cases from military to federal jurisdiction. Torres and T'Souvas faced murder and other counts. lawyers argued the court martial would violate constitutional rights. The decision cited the policy favoring exhaustion of military remedies and habeas corpus options.
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Atlanta
My Lai
Sel
Sequicil Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Robert W. T'Souvas
P21
San Jose Calif
Eption
Torres
Teast
Vi’sauvasts
Tve
Di‘ion
Nixon Signs New Jobless Insurance Bill
President Nixon signed a bill expanding unemployment insurance to about 4.7 million more workers and boosting benefits when unemployment rises. The measure excludes large farms but adds many groups including nonprofit and small business employees, state workers, and Americans abroad. The act allows up to 13 extra weeks of benefits with federal aid and raises the federal tax base and rate for 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Don Ho Signs Five Year, Million Dollar Deal in Hawaii
AP by Bob Thomas reports Don Ho, the Waikiki spotlight, secured a five year contract with Cinerama worth 6.5 million dollars, paying about 24,500 weekly for eight to twelve months a year. The deal includes films, development projects, and promotion of Ho’s records, plus potential for a new million dollar night club at the Reef Hotel. Ho notes past earnings and his aim to balance production with live shows, while Costa anchors the project and plans a new album with Frank Sinatra era Hawaiian standards.
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Tiesaay
Fewilly
Marcus Welhy
Bae
ILC
Dick Cavett
Lin
Snai
Wchs Wa
Jonante
Iter Cronkite
Waller Cronkite
Ea Sverlig
Toh
Eslae West
TM Ann Arsen
Aeno Fox Guitar Delisie Y Biograrlets
Martay
Linkletter
Heart
Urban League
CBS
Taek Labannea
David Frost
Lucy Shaw
Rewlichedt
Mr. Carton Newsbroak
Mike Douglas
Perry Ee
Weelg
Pita
Divarre Cru
Guiding Light
Gomer Pyle Lucey
Mn HiMoyiliee
Armen Neces
Hangercoack
Dixon
Linktetler
Lucy
Brainey World
Htarin
Michigan
Texfay
Peyton Lace Acta Paw Bixon
Insame Street
Joe
Donahle
Bob Praun
Goliath
Byle New
Dehn Reynolds
Nanny
Porte Channel
Wa Bick
Cavett
Walter
Connte
Central Channel
Gomer Pyte
Gomer Pyle Music Hall
Cal Centar
Hudiies
Bronsan
Sixth Bank
Iene Srothers Brothers Channel
Forsyit Saga News
Zyewitness
Bob Thomas Hollywoop
Waikisi
Don Ho
Perry Como
Don Knotts
Cinerama
Hawaii
Ho Tinal
Las Vepas
Reef
Waikitd
Moha
Ifo
Ita
Europe
Hollywood
Dott Costa
Andy Williams
Frank Sinatra
Sweet Leilani
Wali
Evening Movie Lineup and Elks Leader Speech
A slate of television films includes The Moment with Jean Seberg and Sean Garrison, The Challengers about racing drivers, Yours Country a Western spoof, and Savage Timanas with Robert Taylor. Also Marcus Ilby features in a local episode, while Patricia Neal stars in Raneton Pass as Miller speaks at Columbus Elk event.
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Jean Seerg
Sean Garrison
Riviera
TAO Pem
Darrin McGavin
Yours Country
Roger Davis
Walter Brennan
Robert Taylor
Taminas
J Caplain
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