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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
14
A puzzle lists TV stars and hosts across classic shows from To Tell the Truth and Get Smart to Ad aventuras in paradise. It pairs actors with roles and alternates among Adams, Morrow, Perry, Nabors and others, hinting at a nostalgic crosswalk of 1960s and 70s television icons.
A compiled roster of last week’s answers listing many first and last names across topics. Includes TV and film figures such as Clooney and Gazzara, plus others like McClure Syndicate feature notes and multiple numbered items.
CBS Sports Spectacular airs tomorrow from 1 30 to 8 p m featuring a Crawfordsville air show a CBS Bowling Classic semi final and NFL Cardinals 1983 season highlights Jack Whitaker hosts with Pee Wee Reese and Billy Welu on bowling coverage Jack Drees narrates Cardinals highlights Bowlers Dick Weber and Bob Strampe face Carmen Salvino and Glenn Allison in a Hart match The air show includes wing riding rope ladder transfers dog fight tactics and ground and air filming
ABC-TV will use 17 color cameras for U S Open coverage from Olympic Country Club San Francisco today and tomorrow. Commentators include Chris Schenkel Jim McKay Bill Flemming and Byron Nelson with live telecasts of the last five holes each day and playoff holes if needed. The 66th U S Open features Gary Player Gene Littler Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer and others.
NBC News will repeat nine acclaimed full hour specials on Encore a Sunday series airing 530 to 830 pm on channels 3 through 7 starting tomorrow. Eight programs will be in color. First is Grand Canyon A Journey With Joseph Wood Krutch an award winner in 1965.
Governor Hughes signed a bill raising New Jersey’s cigarette tax to 11 cents a pack, an increase of three cents, expected to raise about $25 million annually for the state. In Buffalo, Rev. James M. Demske has been named president of Canisius College.
A one hour color CBS broadcast tomorrow from 5 to 6 p.m. reviews Surveyor I s soft landing on the moon and its meaning for America's space program. A lunarscape replica will be built in Television City Hollywood using photos from Surveyor I and guidance from Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists.
The United States accounts for five percent of the world’s annual commercial fish catch, reflecting its position in global fisheries. This figure highlights reliance on domestic waters and imports to meet demand.
Rev Deane Bush of the Mineral City Methodist church will serve Beach City and Dundee churches under a new setup. He will be assisted part time by Rev Glen McCreery as supply pastor. They will speak alternately in the three churches with schedules to be set by local boards. Bush resigned as Canton Repository photographer. the family moves to Beach City parsonage.
TV previews list satellite and channel schedule for Chicago White Sox at Twins from Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington Minnesota. Curt Gowdy and Pee Wee Reese will report. Includes golf with Sam Snead at Firestone Akron and several reruns and features across channels 3 4 5 7 8 9 including Secret Agent Perry Mason Ed Sullivan Show and Le Mans Grand Prix coverage.
James N. Meredith, the first Negro student at the University of Mississippi, is to appear on Meet the Press with Wallace Terry Haynes Johnson Claude Litton and NBC’s Herbert Kaplaw. Lawrence E. Spivak will moderate the 12:30 p.m. program on Channel 3. A 2:30 p.m. Channel 3 Senate Hearings segment covers air pollution hearings by a subcommittee chaired by Senator Edmund Muskie.
Timely reports from Hammond indicate a bank robbery where two armed women entered a bank after the manager John Etters had just read an FBI pamphlet on robber scenarios. They ordered everyone to lie on the floor and fled with 8230 dollars. Etters said the holdup happened so fast there was no time to trigger an alarm.
NBC’s outdoor series Sportsman’s Holiday debuts tomorrow from 4:30 to 5 p.m. Show host Curt Gowdy interviews wildlife photographer Spick Borden about camera hunting. Feature segments include Mt. McKinley National Park caribou, moose, bears, mountain sheep and bass fishing expert Hill Plummer at Quabbin Reservoir Massachusetts. The program also follows two American businessmen fly fishing trophy brook trout in Lago Palena, Argentina.
A Q and A on antique advertisements and decorative items outlines why old boxes labels and signs attract collectors. Topics include early air tight stoves from 1836 to 1845 the millenium plate by Alfred Meakin of Tim stuffing England about 1840 and honey gold gilding methods for eighteenth century porcelain. The Spatter ware book Homespun Ceramics by Arlene and Paul Greaser is praised and readers are invited to send questions to the column.
The Pleasant View Conservative Mennonite Bible school at Winesburg held its closing program at Andrew Miller camping grounds in Holmesville next Friday night. Average daily attendance was four. John Barkman of Grace Children’s Home spoke at the church, reporting work in the home and three teenage boys who testified to conversion after placement there.
On this date many events are noted including 1812 Congress declaring war on Great Britain over interference with American shipping, Napoleon defeated at Waterloo in 1815, the Great Northern Railroad opening in 1805, and Churchill meeting Roosevelt in 1942. Additional items cover 1946 veterans medical care, Shepilov’s loan offer in 1956, a deadly Strasbourg to Paris derailment in 1965, and a Titan II rocket launch from Cape Kennedy in 1966.
Washington figures and Sampson Klutznick discuss strong anti wiretap laws while humorously proposing wide exceptions. The exchange covers FBI IRS CIA and police exemptions, duties of private detectives, and the balance between privacy and security with wit.
Maxine Bixby of Salem Massachusetts received an invitation to enroll as a midshipman at the Naval Academy. She faced the barrier of her sex. A certificate bearing the official seal and ribbons was sent, signed by Brigade Cmdr Michael J. Sweeney, noting she could not become a midshipman due to circumstances beyond her control.
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