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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
4
TV schedule notes show Hulls and Wes channels with late afternoon and evening programming. Mentions include News, Weather, and various shows from 6:15 to 6:30 PM with potential program changes and channel assignments across WKYC WEWS WW and others.
Tonight features The Guns of Fort Petticoat with Audie Murphy and Kathryn Grant at 5, followed by Road Adventure Ireland at 7:30, and My Mother the Car at 7:30. Later airings include Combat, Please Dont Eat the Daisies, McHales Navy with a Russian officer twist, The Girls of Pleasure Island, The Bride Wore Boots, Destination Moon, Man of the World, and And Sudden Death among color repeats and late-night films.
Hollywood inches toward next season with renewed fad for fantasy and sci fi. ABC plans The Green Hornet and NBC prepares a Dick Tracy film style series amid renewed interest in Orphan Annie and The Girl From UNCLE. Space adventures loom large as Lost In Space and Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea succeed. Stamp tests using phosphor ink will tag mail for automatic sorting with 38 million letters processed in the test week.
New York based writer Neil Simon plans a TV pilot for Screen Gems with Billy Friedberg as co creator writer. Lynn Fontanne will star as the Dowager Empress in NBCs Anastasia Hallmark Hall of Fame adaptation. David Susskind shifts from syndicated murder mystery to new feature style programs. No title yet for the new project.
Dr. Lalia P. Boone of the University of Idaho English department spends summer collecting Idaho speech from residents under a grant from the American Philosophical Society. She aims to compile an Idaho Place Name Directory to reveal westward speech patterns and regional terms for flora fauna and geography.
ABC launches advance premieres on Sept 4 to gain a ratings edge while NBC counters with Sept 8 sneak previews for Tarzan Star Trek and The Hero. CBS delays new debuts until Sept 11 amid concerns over Wheels with Lloyd Bridges. NBC aims to clash with Batman and F Troop on a key night.
Washington writer Dick West recalls a party sighting that he resembles Jason Robards Jr. after watching A Thousand Clowns and Humphrey Bogart in college. A test after Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? fails when his wife notes Eddie Fisher instead of the hoped for Liz Taylor, disproving mind over matter looks.
Gutermuth warns litter endangers game fish by polluting water and drives anglers away from prime fishing spots. He notes litter can deter property owners and harms trout and bass habitats in freshwater rivers and lakes.
AP reports Hollywood’s TV churn as 80 programs are produced here while 62 features sit before cameras. MGM runs five features and seven TV series across 30 sound stages as industry eyes pre-Labor Day premieres and early screenings.
Four Cleveland youths all aged 18 were fined 50 dollars each by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe for disturbing the peace in Findley Park. Those fined were Dennis P. Smith David W. Osinsky John H. Yahnert and David J. Malenck. All pleaded guilty.
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