TV Tonight Highlights With The Jerry Lewis Show Lineup
Programs today list The Jerry Lewis Show at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 3 with Lasie the Osmond Brothers and Gary Lewis. Also The Red Skelton Show at 8:30 p.m. Channel 8 and Woman In The Window on Channel 43. Pink Panther on Channel 3 at 9:00 p.m. with Peter Sellers and David Niven. Also Only Two Can Play on Channel 8 at 1:25 p.m. and Donald O’Connor on Channel 61 at 9:00 p.m. with Billy Eckstine and Cheryl Poole. That's Life on Channel 5 at 10:00 p.m. with guests.
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Capucine
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Claudio Cardinale
Fran Deffnes
Danivan
Library Board
Poat
Monnce Evans
Shirley Bassey
Donald O'Connor
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Cheryl Poole
Beth Brickell
Gentle Ben
Brothers
Anda Goodman
TV Guide Highlights Classic Films and Interviews
A mixed listing shows film programs and guest appearances from 1955 to 1965. Notable entries include Peter Sellers in a 1962 feature and cowritten credits for Ida tupine and Daniel Wilde on an unidentified title, plus stars like Richard Widmark Katy Jurado Lloyd Bridges and Goldie Hawn.
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Mor Zetterling
Ida Tupine
Daniel Wilde
Richard Widmark
Sword of
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Cesar Romara
Katy Jurado
Zone Grey Theatre
Lloyd Bridges
Three networks plan medical TV comeback with new doctor shows
CBS will air Medical Center or UMC, ABC debuts Marcus Welby M D with Robert Young, and NBC launches The Bold Ones a three show hour series on medicine. Survivors and Bracken's World are set as fall replacements alongside Room 222 and Then Came Bronson.
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Medical Center
UMC
University Medical Center
Abc-Tv
Marcus Welby
Robert Young
Nbc-Tv
Local TV Schedule with Evening Lineup
The listing shows a full day of programs across Channel 23 from 5:00 PM to 4:30 AM, including Lone Ranger, Sports, Weather, stocks, local news, ABC News, Cheyenne, Mod Squad, It Takes a Thief, NYPD, That's Life, News, Joey Bishop, cartoons, Jack LaLanne, Women's Pages, Ann Sothern, Bewitched, Fanny You Ask, Dream House, Make a Deal, Newlywed Game, Dating Game, General Hospital, One Life to Live, Dark Shadows, and Mr. D.A.
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ar _ Duke
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Skelton
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O'Connor
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Untouchables
I Joey
Flick Bishop
Uncle Franz
Douglas Romper
Beverly Jucy
Hillbillies
Paige Love
Palmer
Life
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Copicentration
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Griffith Griffith
Dick Dick
Hollywood
Van
Bewitched & Friends
Mike
Guess
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Lucy
House Court of Life
Sheldon
Jones Beach
Mr Td
Bugs
Clem
Linkletter
Bozo
Lone Ranger
ABC News
Cheyenne
Mod Squad
N.Y P.D
Joey Bishop
Jack LaLanne
Ann Sothern
Dream House
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Dark Shadows
Mr. D.A
Oberlin Youth Guilty of Assault Fines Set
Perry Yancy, 18, of Quarry Road, was found guilty by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe of two counts of assault. He was fined $50 for each offense after pleading innocent. The charges arose from a March 28 disturbance in the high school parking lot filed by the youths' fathers.
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Perry Yancy
Quarry Road
David R. Goldthorpe
Anderson and Co. Fails to Take Off in NBC Pilot
NBC aired Anderson and Co as a western era family sitcom pilot with Fred Gwynne Abby Dalton and eight children but it failed to find a niche. The program came off as a forgettable derivative lacking charm and wit. NBC moved to fill time with Father Goose and adjusted schedules for Bewitched and Flying Nun pregnancy plots. Dick York exits Bewitched. Dick Sargent steps in as Darine Stephens role.
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New York
Anderson & Co
NBC
Sally Field
Steve Craig
ABC
Elizabeth Montgomery
Dick York
Dick Sargent
Darrine Stephens
Firelands cull cuts three staff as board approves resignations
Henrietta The Firelands School Board accepted resignations from John Bock James Klepek and Delores Whitney at a board meeting Bock aged 70 leaves after 14 years as janitor Klepek will resign at year end to pursue a master's degree Whitney playground supervisor departs at year end for other work Three teacher aides Dorthy Northeim Jeaneen Sinek and Lois Wasem will not be rehired next year due to budget and a state bill requiring teachers to supervise aides The board also reviews a summer reading course for grades one to six with tuition.
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James Klepek
Delores Whitney
Bock
Klepek
Whitney
Charley Groth
Groth
Mehl to Speak at Salvation Army Dinner Banquet
Ernest F. Mehl, famed Kansas City newsman and former Star sports editor, will be the speaker at the Elytia Salvation Army annual banquet at 6 30 pm tomorrow at First Congregational Church. About 150 attendees expected. tickets at Salvation Army Citadel West Broad Street.
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Ernest F. Mehl
Elytia Salvation Army
First Congregational Church
United Methodist Church
Mehl
Kansas City Star
Empire State Bank
Baseball Writers National Association
Baseball Writers Association of America
Missouri West Conference
Salvation Army Citadel
West Broad Street
New London Hospital approves payment toward addition
New London Hospital board authorized a $38,348 payment on the $350,000 addition, bringing total paid to Jennings and Churella Contractors to about $266,000. The board will seek insurance cov erage information from local agents. Administrator Agnes Sprague reported 63 percent medical occupancy for April. A refrigerator gift from Mrs. Helen E Grissinger was acknowledged and a thank you will be sent.
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New London Hospital
Jennings and Churella
Agnes Sprague
Helen E. Grissinger
Notable mixed-figures and legal notes appear in scattered clips
A jumble of items includes Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower planning a Belgium trip to visit son John E Eisenhower, actress Farrow’s brother John Barrow booked on marijuana and peyote charges in Malibu, 115-year-old Mary Guess in a Chicago nursing home recalling Lincoln, a New York summons for James Meredith over Bronx tenant harassment, Genoa magistrate dismissing Gina Loll Brigida remark case, and Theodore Sorensen commenting that Nixon’s ABM plan echoes Kennedy era Bay of Pigs risks.
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John Charles Barrow
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Calif
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University of Mississippi
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Meredith
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Saturday Review
Lorain Chamber to honor service clubs and firms
Lorain The Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce will award El sie Awards to service clubs on May 22 at a luncheon hosted by Rotarians. Awards in two club size categories and prizes for attractive new or remodeled buildings will be announced by three judges. Tickets are available at the chamber office for the Lorain Country Club event.
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the Journal
Robert Pelander
City Bank
Milton Tomasek
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Lorain Telephone Co
J. Ed Uland
Chamber
Lorain Country Club
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