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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1964
Page
9
A garbled TV schedule lists channels WAST WRUE WMNL and programs across the day. Items include Today Speaking of Numbers News at various times, nightly movies, Talk shows, lessons, and specials with multiple color broadcasts and a late news wrap.
TV Time staff preview includes The Safecracker on Channel 6 at 7 30 p m a wartime caper with Ray Milland and a German held chateau. Channel 10 offers The Lucy Show at 8 30 p m with Lucy and Viv running a broken down restaurant. Channel 13 features Wagon Train The Melanie Craig Story at 8 30 p m with Myrna Fahey and a comic widow plot. Channel 10 presents The Danny Thomas Show at 5 p m. 9 30 p m brings The Andy Griffith Show on Channel 10 with Otis causing trouble. 10 p m on Channel 6 sings along With Mitch waxworks theme.
Reader questions span ages marriages and TV figures. Kerr is 43 and married to World War II hero Tony Bartley. Walt Disney is of Irish Canadian German extraction. he began shorts in 1923 and hit with Steamboat Willie in 1928. Angie Dickinson born Angeline Brown September 80 1932. married Gene Dickinson in 1953, divorced 1959. Bennett Cerf joined What's My Line in 1951. panel accuracy about two thirds over 15 years. Local notices list patients and property moves, club land purchase, July Fourth event planning, and food committee appointments.
A Historic note shows New York special taxes on motorists contributing about 26 percent of all state tax revenues, highlighting the burden on the public and the share of motor vehicle levies in the fiscal mix.
St Barbara's Chapter and Chapterette met at St Nicholas Church School and donated 300 to the Ikonoslas and Redecoration Fund bringing total gifts over 1000. They gave 75 to ward the fund, plus altar cloths and a birch cabinet for church and school. A rummage sale is set for March 20 and 21 at St Nicholas Hall.
Networks may delay fall schedule announcements as sponsors resist weak new series. Potential entries stay in abeyance and popular shows like Destry, Breaking Point, and The Joey Bishop Show face uncertain futures amid sponsor-driven changes.
Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii reports six F105 Thunderchiefs completed a 4422 mile nonstop flight from Guam to New Zealand setting an unofficial distance record for a bomber flight. The formation refueled in flight near New Guinea and Brisbane before landing at Ohakea air station near Bulls New Zealand.
Davis Friedman, 17, an RPI student, allegedly tried to steal a flasher assembly from a street barricade at State Street and South Avenue. A police sergeant witnessed the act and arrested him. Friedman was released on $100 bail for an appearance before Police Court Justice Joseph Daly.
United Church Women from Brunswick led a service at Eagle Mills Methodist Church with the theme Let Us Pray. Council president Mrs Sanford Bonestee and six host church delegates coordinated the program, featuring a vocal duet The Lord's Prayer, organ music, and five group discussions on prayer as an Act of Concern. An offering supported United Church Women projects domestically and abroad.
Members of the Women’s Republican Club of Rensselaer County will attend the Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs of New York State conference February 23 and 24 at the Schine Ten Eyck in Albany. Registration runs from 7:40 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday February 24 with a breakfast at 8 a.m. featuring Lt. Gov Malcolm Wilson. A workshop, a noon tour of the assembly and senate, and a reception and supper at the hotel for club members and legislators are on the agenda. Reservations may be made through Mrs Grace Hayner or Mrs Ceil Hunt.
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