Television Listings and Channel Guide Highlights 1960s
TV schedule recap featuring ABC 13 WSPD Toledo and Channel listings with programs such as Drownproofing Hawken School water safety, Adam-12 Jackie Gleason The Great Van Robbery Get Smart The Ghost and Mrs Muir My Three Sons Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Mannix Alan Douglas Playboy highlights and guest names. Includes broadcast times and channel numbers for multiple shows and movies.
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Josh White Jr
Charlie Storr
B. J. Thomas
Gene Pitney
Don Webster
Hawken School For Boys
Lyndhurst
Ohio
U.n.cle
Apel Dancer
Mark Slate
Putzi
Malloy and
Reed
Jackie Gleason
Guess
Tony Bennett
Milton Berle
Nipsey Russell
Jackie Vernon
Smart
Chameleon
Kaos
Charley
Katie
Hagan
Col
Klink
Petticoat Junction
Craig
United Artists Kaiser
WKBF
WUAB
Clevelanes
Valley Cargo
Lucy
Jackie Jackie
Gleason Gleason
Lawrence
Muir Welk
Janie
Heroes Ag “Dragnet
Dragnet
Hollywood Petticoat
Hollywood
Hefner
Nighttime TV Movie Guide and Local Notice Summary
A collage of late night film listings features Jack Webb and Harry Morgan in Go Into Your Dance and The Naked and the Dead with stars Alda Roy and Kirk Douglas among others. Also listed are Drums Beat and Letter to Three Wives with Kirk Douglas and Jeanne Crain. The piece closes with a local blood bank notice for Hendershot of Elytia and a note on Romans spreading olive oil use.
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Jack Webb
Harry Morgan
Kl Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Helen Morgan
Akim Tramioff
Music Store
van Johnson
Judy Garand
Norman Moiler
Alda Roy
Cliff Robertson
Raymond Massey
Alan Jodd
Marisa Pavan
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Air Force
James Stewart
June Allyson
Barry Sullivan
Jamaica
Ray Milland
Arlene Dahl
Hendershot
Blaine St
Twa Gatlen Club
Larain
Ohio Senate passes measure loosening life insurer real estate limits
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to lift restrictions on real estate investments by domestic life insurance companies. Sponsored by Sen. John J. Weeks, the measure allows investment in income producing property up to 10 percent of a company’s assets, excluding recreational agricultural or mining uses. The bill now goes to the House.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
John J. Weeks
Lakewood
VH1
Towtal
Celebrities tied in weddings and a lakeside mishap
Comedian Pat Paulsen attempted a cross lake stunt toward Sturgis Michigan but his craft sank near Monroe Street Harbor and he was rescued unharmed. Natalie Wood and Richard Gregson wed in Los Angeles in a Russian Orthodox ceremony with many stars present. Adam Clayton Powell III and Beryl Slocum married at Washington Cathedral in a publicized event. Juliet Prowse and Eddie James announced a Beverly Hills wedding with a South Africa honeymoon planned. Martin Landau and Barbara Bain reportedly at odds with Paramount over Mission Impossible contracts.
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Pat Paulsen
Lake Michigan
Paulsen
Sturgis, Mich
Monroe Street
Natalie Wood
Richard Gregson
Los Angeles
Miss Wood
Robert Wagner
Holy Virgin Mary Church
Julie Christie
Warren Bratty
David Niven
Gregory Peck
Anthony Newley
London
Adam Clayton Powell III
Beryl Slocum
Powell
Washington Cathedral
Radcliffe
Rhode Island
New York
MIT
Columbia Broadcasting System
Europe
Moscow
Bimini
Juliet Prowse
Beverly Hills
Eddie James
Miss Prowse
James
Bob Lope
South Africa
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Martin Landau
Barbara Bain
Paramount Television
Paramount
Landau
Three men held after Youngstown dynamite bombing
Mahoning County Sheriff Orlando Dilullo said three unidentified men will face charges for the dynamite bombing of Joe Pignatelli's home in Youngstown. A stick of dynamite, fuse and cap were seized during searches of the suspects' houses after the blast damaged the porch and forced the family to flee minutes before detonation. The sheriff said police had surveilled the area, learned of a planned attack, and staked the street.
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Youngstown
UPD
Orlando Diluilo
Mahoning County
Dilullo
Joe Pignatelli
Pignatelli
Dilulo
Centenarians to Attend Ohio Aging Conference
Ten centenarians including 113 year old Rev Mary E Silver will participate in Ohio's two day Gover nor's Conference on Aging in Columbus next week. Workshops on nine elder concerns precede honors and certificates for centenarians on Thursday with Gov James A Rhodes and Martin A Janis officiating.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Mary E. Silver
Springfield
Meeting Postponed for Farm Bureau July 7
The Farm Bureau Correlating Committee meeting set for Monday evening is postponed. The next meeting will be July 7 at the Oberlin Peoples Bank with State representatives and senators as guests, per chairman Alan Carpenter.
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Farm Bureau
Oberlin Peoples Bank
Alan Carpenter
Orpenter
Chronicle Telegram item from Etyria May 16
Readable text shows a Chronicle Telegram brief from Etyria Ohio dated May 16 referencing local events and happenings with names and places implied in OCR fragment.
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Chronicle Telegram
Etyria
Ohio
Sal
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