Television in Review highlights for June Emmy events
Television host lineups for ABC and CBS Emmy shows are announced with Dick Cavett and Bill Cosby as ABC hosts and Tricia Nixon and 60 Minutes reporters slated for CBS. Dinah Shore returns to NBC daytime. Katherine Hepburn performs at the Tony Awards.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Dick Cavett
New York
Carnegie Hall
Bill Cosby
Los Angeles
Century Plaza Hotel
Abc-Tv
Ingrid Bergman
CBS TV
Merv Griffin
Dinah Shore
Nbc-Tv
Dinah
Nixon
Tricia
White House
Harry Reasoner
Mike Wallace
Cbs-Tv
Mark Hellinger
Dowling Spotlight Pin Queens Bowling Lead March standings
Dowling Spotlight Pin Queens lead after wins by Sommerfeld over Sayers and Yagers over Ice & Fuel as Connies claim three from Beanners. Weekly prizes go to Donna Balch for high net game and Nathal Alspach for high gross series while Cherry Pickers and Alley Dusters leagues report results and top scorers.
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Sommerfeld
Ice & Fuel
Connies
Art Buyle
Sayers
Co-op
Beaners
Yagers
Donna Balch
Nathal Alspach
Minnie Attwood
Northern Lights
Cabinet Gorge
Trawlers
Leona Crabb
Barbara Remmers
Lura_ Mitchell
Olympia
Bill’s Mobil
Louise Olenslager
Margaret Powell
Lorna Stotts
Ida
First National Bank
Ann Lubbers
Letha Jacobson
Alice Drew
Iris Hammons
The
Bank
Kamloop
S Klub
Lucky Lager
Mary Madsen
Lorena Neubel
Zola Needham
Dot Ihly
Kamloops
Kaniksu
Wash
Beverly Longbottom
Leila Witherell
Frances Davis
Lara Mitchell
Church to speak at Idaho State University Earth Day program
Senator Frank Church and Kathy Laragan of Ketchum lead a petition drive with more than 1,000 names urging Church to speak at Idaho State University on April 22 Earth Day. Church accepted and will deliver a major address on the environmental crisis, closing a three day ISU environment teach in.
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Frank Church
Kathy Laragan
Ketchum
Idaho State University
Washington
Church
Idaho
ISU
Man Freed on Bail for Wedding in Plymouth
Patrick Nolan, 25, was released on bail from jail in Plymouth to attend his wedding. He had been jailed on charges of malicious wounding and assault following a fight at his pre wedding stag party.
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Plymouth
England
Patrick Nolan
Students Test Cornell Curfew Demonstration Turns Peaceful
Ithaca reports about 100 black students protested campus violence after an April 1 fire at the African Studies Center. A curfew was imposed 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. with five windows broken and one car overturned. Temporary restraining orders barred further acts of destruction and banned militant groups and individuals from violence or disruption.
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Cornel University
Civil Engineering
Cornell
African Studies and Research Center
Harold EE. Simpson
Supreme Court
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