Television Ethnic Humor Comes Into Modern Maturity
A UPI review traces television’s shift from cautious ethnic depictions to a freer, self aware humor. It highlights Laugh-Ins impact on suburbia and notes shows like Room 222 Julia and Cosby as evidence, while cautioning about lingering generations and potential repetition of past sensitivities.
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Hollywood
UPI
Suburbia
J.J
Julia
Bill Cosby
Leslie Uggams
Signs of the Times and Odd Couple Double Bill at Drive-In
In Houston the Galfway Drive-In advertises a double feature Romeo and Juliet and The Odd Couple. In Colorado David Bryan was injured when a rifle discharged while resting it on his boot during a dune buggy ride. Alcester England rejects a petition to stop bullocks mooing at night. London subway stationmaster Ten Norman calms commuters by playing harmonica over the loudspeaker.
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U.S
United Press International
Alcester
England
UPI
Bob Collett
London
Ten Norman
Norman
UN Secretary General Thant on 24th anniversary remarks
Thant lamented at the U.N. 24th anniversary that global goals of universal peace prosperity and social justice remain far from reach. Senator Ribicoff called the Horut scandal hearings betray public trust by a few. Dr John Olney described monosodium glutamate tests showing brain damage risk in infant animals across species.
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U.S
United Press International
United Nations
U.N
Thant
Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
NCO Club
New York
John Olney
St. Louis
Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities and Visits
Mrs Don Hiatt and Mrs Ada Phillips co hosted a Wesleyan Service Guild meeting on October 21 with a program led by Mrs E a Messmore on The Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Members split into small groups to present missions summaries and voted $100 for an African Scholarship fund. Next gathering November 11 at Mrs Wes Brunsell s home with slides of Africa by Rev and Mrs Doak. Charles LaPrath and wife are visiting relatives while he serves in Vietnam. they plan to move to Georgia next year. Royal Arch Masons and ladies hosted Grand High Priest Orville Shinneman and wife at a potluck in Lewiston. Attendees from Bonners Ferry joined Sandpoint Chapter No 17 for an official visit led by Elmer Nikkola high priest. J C Haviland Sr hosted the Wednesday Pinochle Club October 22 with Mrs Laur Bliss winning high and Mrs Mor Moran low. traveling prize went to Mrs Henry Ripke and Mrs A V McCormack. Sisterhood representative Mrs McCormack paid an official visit to Sandpoint Chapter. A luncheon and officers workshop followed at North Shore Lodge hosted by Mrs Barbara Farmin. Mrs McCormack attended a 6:30 dinner at the Pastime Banquet room and a regular meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs Harlan Walker s home with refreshments provided by the social committee.
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Don“Hiatt
Ada Phillips
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist: Church
E. A Messmore
Methodist
Wes Brunsell
True Wilson
Africa
James Doak
Royal Arch Masons
Orville
Shinneman
Lewiston
Idaho
Masonic Temple
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Elmer Nikkola
J. C. Haviland, Sr
Laur Bliss
Mort Moran
Henry Ripke
A. V. McCormack
Idaho State
P.E
Sisterhood
North Shore Lodge
Barbara Farmin
Barneys, Back on the Job and The Forsyte Saga Airing
TV listings show film features Bar ney Butt and Back on the Job plus The Forsyte Saga Dinner at Swithin s and Soames marriage faltering Irene rebuffs touch. Firing Line panelists Brigid Brophy and John Sparrow discuss civility and service titles. Also included are World Press and Black Journal color programs and sailing interest.
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Congress
U. S
Washington
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Forsyte
Swithins
Soames
Irene
Philip Bosinney
June ‘Forstye
Brigid Brophy
Mozart
John Sparrow
All Souls College At
Oxford
More Birds To Be Freed Near Worley
Five hundred Chinese Pheasants, all cocks, were released north and east of Worley after a prior fall release. About 1,650 of 2,500 birds released this fall have gone to the Worley area, with others sent to St. Maries Harrison Priest River and Bonners Ferry. The final release will likely occur before Navy Weekend and will include Japanese green pheasants. The birds are held at the Jerome game farm and trucked up for release. The University of Idaho studies the Japanese pheasant survival to guide future management.
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Ross Point
Panhandle
Worley
St. Maries
Harrison
Priest River
Bonners Ferry
Navy
Jerome
University of Idaho
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Allegheny
Korean Association of Fashion Design
Idaho Heart
Barney Butt
Brother Buzz
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Jean Cox
World Press
Black Journal
Jack Williams
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