TV Previews and Classic TV Lineup for Saturday
TV previews list Major League Baseball Yankees vs Tigers from Tiger Stadium with Pee Wee Reese and Carl Gowdy. Also reruns include Secret Agent Drake and Get Smart with a spy school plot. Saturday Night at the Movies features Westward the Women and crowd-pleasing Holly Wood Palace with Milton Berle and guests. Gun Smoke rerun stars Darren McGavin and James Arness in a hostage chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Detroity
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Gowdy
Pam
Dillon
Darren McGavin
Lon Gorman
James Arness
TV Schedule Highlights Mayors and Movie Night Lineup
Digest of Sunday TV: interviews with six U S city mayors including Linday Yorty Cavanagh Collins Allen and Lee plus NBC Pressman Kilpatrick Childs Spivak. Then The Twentieth Century on Hudson pollution with Rockefeller Ollinger, Ed Sullivan Show guests, Branded rerun with O Brien, Sunday Night Movie Satan Never Sleeps, The Wackiest Ship in the Army, and Wide World of Sports previews including drag racing and Le Mans ahead of next weekend Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Detroit
John F. Collins
Boston
Ivan Allen Jr
Atlanta
Richard C. Lee
New H
NBC
Gabe Pressman
James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
Marquis Childs
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lawrence E. Spivak
Hudson
Walter Cronkite
Hudson River
Adirondacks
New York Harbor
Rockefeller
Richard L. Ollinger
N. Y
William Holden
Clifton Webb
China
France
Diana Hyland
Antoinette Bower
Patricia Dunne
Caroline Kido
Antique Goblet Marks Reveal 17th Century Style and Sweden Ties
The column notes a museum acquiring one of five remaining covered goblets from a seventeenth century style. It features a stem formed by the letters C and E, a crown, and initials for King Charles and Queen Eleanor of Sweden, suggesting pre-1679 origins. It cites Venetian and German influences and includes reader questions on slipcovers, rocking chairs, Worcester porcelain, and pie crimpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Terry Kovet
Charles
Eleonora
Sweden
Worcester
Derby
Caughley
The Undeclared War NBC Special Explores Hidden Conflicts
NBC News presents a full hour color special examining undeclared wars since World War II. Filmed in Peru Panama Colombia and Guatemala over seven weeks, the program analyzes guerrilla incursions and civic revolts seen as wars of liberation shaping Americas security.
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NBC News
Ted Yates
Bob Rogers
Peru
Panama
Colombia
Guatemala
Yates
South America
School of the Americas
America
Havana
Edwards Happy with Freedom After Ben Casey Run Ends
Hollywood star Vincent Edwards enjoys freedom after ending his five year run on Ben Casey. He dodges talk of strikes and plans to start a Columbia Pictures contract, eyeing In Cold Blood as a potential film. He promotes a nightclub act with four singers and light dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
AP Moyle
Hollywood
Vincent Edwards
News TV
Edwards
Ben Casey
Dr. Casey
Sourpuss
Ben
Columbia Pictures
New York
Trini Lopez Hosts Hullabaloo Monday NBC Colorcast
Trini Lopez opens Hullabaloo on NBC colorcast from 6:30 to 7 p.m. listing channels 3 through 7 and 75 30 p.m. on channel 4. The program features The Vogues performing Five O Clock World and the Everly Brothers Love Is Strange with a Lopez medley. Freddie and the Dreamers perform Windmills in Old Amsterdam. David Winters directs a segment and Lopez performs Made In Paris. Hullabaloo A Go Go includes What d I Say and a new performance by Lopez.
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Trini Lopez
NBC
Vogues
Everly Brothers
Old Amsterdam
Freddie and the
Dreamers
iDavid Winters
Paris
Robbers Fly To Sitka Bar Robbery Near Ketchikan
Two Everett, Washington men Larry Cres and James Harkenson, 26 and 27, chartered a plane to Sitka and robbed the Pioneer Bar of 2500 dollars at gunpoint. Police pursued them north of Ketchikan, and after a 130 mile flight the pilot released them on a beach. They were charged with armed robbery and bail set at 10000 dollars each.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Sitka
Here
Larry Cres
James Harkenson
Everett
Wash
Pioneer
Blood pressure reading during medical interview questioned
A blood pressure reading taken during a medical interview may not be accurate as the patient’s pressure could rise from tension caused by the questions.
On This Date Highlights June 11 1966
A compact roundup notes historical events tied to June 11. From 1778 a declaration of independence committee including Jefferson and Franklin to 1966 civil rights arrests in Chicago, with references to West Virginia formation, Le Mans tragedy, polio vaccine progress, and other notable epochs.
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Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Robert Lyingston
Roger Sherman
Wheeling
West Virginia
Napoleon III
District of Columbia
le Mans
France
American Medical Association
Chicago
Jonas Salk
Leonard Scheele
Cairo
Iran
The
Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
Dick Gregory
State Department policy joke: waiting for rulers to die
ART BUCHWALD humorously imagines a funeral affairs department with policy models priced from 25 million to a half-billion dollars, waiting for world leaders to expire to enable U S policy. A mahogany ivory French model hints at secrecy while bills rise from 3.3 to 5.3 percent of income.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Weekend Lake and Park Tour in Ohio's Hopeful Corners
The guide highlights Lake Hope in Zaleski State Forest with 120 acre lake and 1962 acre park on Ohio 278. May through November offer cabins camping and a lodge dining while swimming fishing and boating attract thousands. Nearby Lake Alma near Wellston on Ohio 349 provides similar facilities. Also noted are Leo Petroglyphs northwest of Jackson on US 35 and Buckeye Furnace Park east of Jackson off Ohio 124 with restored Civil War era furnaces and a 207 acre park reserve.
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Ohio
Lake Hope
Zaleski State Forest
Wellston
Lake
Alma
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Leo Petroglyph
Jackson
U. S. 35
Ohio 124
Buckeye Furnace Park
Hanging Rock
Buckeye
Bookmobile and Library Outreach This Week
Public library materials invite summer travelers with notes on Alpine lakes Canadian Rockies and scenic parks. Bookmobile schedules list daily stops across Washington Yorkshire Estates Winfield Baltic Town Johnstown and Rogersville with times and lunch breaks.
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Canadian Rockies
Washington
Sam Miller
Frys Valley
Moravian Church
Tuscarawas
South School
Yorkshire Estates
Parral
Columbia
Winfield
Co. RD
St. Rt
Rogersville
Baltic Town
Stringtown
Johnstown
New Cumberland Town
Atwood Glens
Northshore Drive
Somerdale
Zoarville
Crude Pine Gum Goes To Low-Cost Chemical Route
Crude pine gum can now be converted at low cost into chemicals potentially important for the production of high quality paints and plastics.
Methodist Church Hosts School in New Cumberland
Methodist Bible Schools are in session this week and next at New Cumberland. All community children are welcome to attend the sessions daily from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Rev. Glen Hollinghaugh of New Philadelphia substituted for Rev. Paul Greenwood who has been away the last two Sundays. Dwight Tressels of Canton visited the home of Roy Tressels and plans a Europe tour this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Clark House stay a few days with Frank Stover in Ottawa. Recent visitors include Mrs. Chauncey Eggan and children Pam and Edward of Eldred with Olen Carpenters, and the Fred Patricks of Canton with the Mitchell Alsepts of Leesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth House
New Cumberland
Methodist Bible Schools
Glen Hollinghaugh
New Philadelphia
Paul Greenwood
Dwight Tressels
Canton
Roy Tressels
Europe
Chauncey Eggan
Pam and
Edward
Eldred
Olen Carpenters
Fred
Sneak Thief Steals Iron During Quiet Minneapolis Ironing
Marie Edlund heard a doorbell while ironing in her Minneapolis home. She found the back door entry and discovered the iron stolen, an apparently quick theft carried out while she was away briefly. In Rhode Island, projected 1970 expenditures could exceed revenues by 26.5 to 46 million, unless new tax sources appear, per Henry W. Stevenson Jr.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Marie Edlund
Providence
Henry W. Stevenson Jr
Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council
Women as Largest Labor Reserve in Six EEC Nations
Belgium Germany France Italy Luxembourg and the Netherlands rely on women as the biggest labor reserve in the six member nations of the Europe Economic Community. This reflects broader social and economic shifts affecting employment and gender roles within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe Economic Community
Belgium
Germany
France
Italy
Luxembourg
The
Netherlands
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Drake
Rome
KAOS
Control
School For Spies
Max
Alexander Loomis
Agent 99
Robert Taylor
Tray
Calfornia
Denise Darcel
John McIn
Tyre, Julie Bishop
Hope Emerson and
Marilyn Erskine
FACE
Carolyn Jones
John Forsythe
Hollywood Palace
Milton Berle
Adam
Batman
West
Martha Raye
Henry Youngman
Elaine Dunn
Sandler
Young
Amin Brothers
Uncle Miltie
Superman
Little Orphan Annie
Jungle Jim
Crusader
Miss Dunn
Buckle Down
ED Sullivan
Jerry Lewis
Dave Clark Five
Jackie Vernon
Wayne Newton
Jackie Kahane
Joey Adams
Solvi Wang
Elwyn Ambrose
University of North Carolina Men's Glee Club
Pat O'Brien
P. T. Barnum
McCord
Dick Clark
George Henry
Ite
Henry
Tusco Service, Inc
Tusc. Ave
Rover
Kungsholm Glass Works
Corning Museum of Glass
Corning, NY
George
Artfield
Abelard Schuman
Opal Bowlin
Mariposa Trail
Yucca Valley
Calif
Harry Gross
Chilton
Terry Kovel
Associated Press
Art Buchwald
United States
Hes
Africa
Iron Curtain
Daily Reporter
Tuscarawas County Automobile Club
Methodist Church
Mrs. Clark
Frank Stovers
Ottawa
Hallmark
Third St
Dover
MH Electronic Air Cleaners
Lennox
Sugarcreek
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