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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
1
Carrier Corp. posts six month net income of $9,186,000 on sales of $188,296,000, up from $6,238,000 on $161,568,000 a year earlier. First half earnings per share rise to $2.49 from $1.86, with chairman William Bynum cautioning that gains may not continue at the same pace.
Walter Winchell notes celebs including Rex Harrisons at Philadelphia Here I Come and Anne Bancroft with Mel Brooks at Lindy’s. Judy Garland separation rumors, Walter Batchelor’s Teresa Brewer bet, and Broadway gossip from Rainbow and Stage Door sections with stars, duos, and upcoming shows.
AP report notes counterfeit money passed at Chicago race tracks amounted to 625 dollars during the year. The Illinois Bureau of Race Track Police calls it infinitesimal next to parimutuel totals of 416,414,657 dollars over 429 racing days and nights.
Critics say the American International film aims for horror comedy but fails to entertain despite a star-studded cast. Set in a deserted mansion, the reading of a will draws a mix of heirs, youths, and a notable lineup including Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Nancy Sinatra, and Bobby Fuller Four.
A humorous western plot follows Lemonade Joe as he promotes a lemonade movement in a town plagued by hard liquor. Carl Fiala portrays Joe delivering memorable lines while the bully Grimpo and the heroine Olga Schoberova plot against him, leading to Joe’s unifying stance and a peaceful resolution.
A donation valued at 1500 dollars from S A Babcock and Wilcox Company of New York City funds Syracuse University. The engineering firm has contributed to a total of 123,308 dollars over 11 years in this ongoing support.
Syracuse Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers hosts its annual ladies night dinner at Fireside Inn Baldwinsville Saturday with Vic Stromstead of the Dale Carnegie Institute as speaker. Niagara Chapter of the Electrical Apparatus Service Association meets tomorrow at John Milton Thruway Motel with Ralph Wilgus addressing on modern business management methods.
Public campsites in New York State will open tomorrow for the spring and summer season, with caretakers on duty at 15 Catskills and Adirondacks locations. Existing sites include Thompsons Lake and Fish Creek Ponds, and two new campsites bring total operated to 48: Nicks Lake and Mongaup Pond, opening by July and mid July respectively.
RKO Keiths offers Ship of Fools at 11 30 3 30 and 7 35 with Cat Ballou at 1 55 6 10 05 Paramount presents Duel in Diablo at 12 50 3 55 7 10 These Are the Damned at 11 30 2 35 5 35 8 46 Loews State shows Ghost in the Invisible Bikini at 1 65 3 55 6 50 9 45 and Checkered Flag at 11 35 2 30 5 25 8 15 Eckel presents The King and I at 12 15 2 35 5 7 20 9 48 Riviera Cinema shows Juliet of the Spirits at 6 45 9 25 Ishoppingtown lists Sound of Music at 8 15 Cinema North screens Greatest Story Ever Told at 8 Dewitt Drive In runs Lemonade Joe at 8 48 12 10 The Killers at 10 25 Franklin lists Thunderball at 7 9 15 Hollywood shows Promise Her Any King at 9 10 Judith at 7 25.
Paramount presents the western drama Duel at Diablo starring James Garner as a frontier scout who rescues a mule skinner’s wife from Apache enemies. Sidney Poitier co stars with Bibi Andersson. Produced by Ralph Nelson and Fred Engel, based on Apache Rising by Marla Albert. Filmed in Utah.
Marriage licenses list Henry Elight Brown and Veronica Ann Allen of 307 Sterling Ave. Also mentions numerous local residents and addresses, plus film listings and drive-in schedules for area theaters. Ends with Greensburg Pa. note on rapid spire construction techniques.
Two area students, Jerome Foody and Anne Langenmayr, were named king and queen of the Ithaca College Spring Weekend. A college program referenced a Batman style villain and a comically sensational production directed by Oldrich Lipsky, noted for its adult-leaning tone and a plot twist revealing a lemonade salesman as the hidden figure.
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