The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 April 1966 — Page 4

Monday, April It, 1966

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HOLLYWOOD UPI — There uMd to bo tareifle tntareot tn getting a look at the new ten television schedule. I don’t know anybody In the business who really—I mean really— carae any more. Rigor mortis is the current state of network entertainment, and one la tempted to say better never than late In presenting the new season plana But duty calls, ao today a look at the coming NBC-TV lineup: To start with, the lineup will be these canceled aeries: The Bammy Davis show, "Dr. Kildare,” “Hullabaloo,” “Mr. Roberta” "The Wackiest Ship In the Army,” "Branded,” "Mona Mcduakey,” "My Mother, The Car,” "Camp Runnamuck,” “Hank” and the John Fbreythe Show. Returning are: The Tuesday and Saturday moviea *T Spy,” the Bobo Hope Theatre, "The Virginian,” Dean Martin, the Walt Disney Hour, "Bonanza,” Angy WUUame, “Ran Bor Your Lite,” “The Man From UJf.CXiJI.,” "Get Smart,” “Please

Don’t Eat The Daisies,” "Flipper,” "Laredo” and "I Dream of

The new NBC-TV entries, as of now are: —Tarsan.” Not much explanation necessary, la there? The good eld swinger will be back for an hour a week; and there won’t be any Jane as he plays the Jungle. Than win be his boy, however. The star’s name Is Ran E^. Him Thraan. —"The Girl from UJf.CLJB.” Not much explanation necessary, is than? Moca secret agvnt staff ef n derivative nature. One hour. Stephanie Powers Is the star. OM, mast Ifcrean. —"The Road West” Not much explanation necessary. Is than? Ona hour wostarn about a pioneer family. Busy Sumvan la the papa. —“Star Trek.” Not much explanation necessary, la there? Setanee fiction hour with William ghatner as eemmaadar ef a space ship that investigates previoualy unexplored Commander, meet girt.

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P. An Iowa Dear Mr. end Mrs. Aa During tbs nine maatbs of

cd testicles Is twofold. An effort can be made to further the descent by medicine or by surgery. Important, tea Is the - need to keep the child from being made to tee! inferior, inadequate or emberraseed. Sometimes the testicle sen he Induced to descend with the use of specially chosen hormones. In some esses tbs testicle descends as puberty approaches, with or without hor-

There are a number of operations that are safely performed to bring the testicle to its proper position. The exact age at which surgery is done varies, of course, with the case. The your boy Should maUy even U one testicle re-

during his entire life. • One normal testtds is eettl* dent for parenthood. Tha an-

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still freqmnily dues It Is moat do not tram to your boy.

to him to detail by your physician.

the that low. Tour ritfM mnst not ha exposed to tha humiliation that ao frequently and uakteffly oo> cars with other children. Tha knowledge ef Ue problem must never be made the enanwn property ef Marie and testily if your boy Is to be ^ewd the emotional hurts best riNBM 6sr •

Dr. Coleman from readan, as not uadsrMto i one, ha triBosa cohtnm vehsuno token they are ef eat. Affrees yew Coleman to sere eg paper.

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no B0OXBALL FAVOWXES NEW YORK UPI—The Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, Baltimore Ootts and Cleveland Browne; to that order, are the nation’s most popular professional football teams. That’s the opinion ef fans throughout the country who ware asked to select their favorite National Football League team by NoreJco, marketers of electric shavers and other grooming aids. The votes were east during a national sweepstakes contest conducted by the firm.

A clean home seldom burns, says the National Fire Protection Association. Keep your haUs, attic, closets, cellar and favorite stow-away spots free horn fires’ favorite fuel—rubbish like discarded clothes, lampshades, newspapers, old print cans. Clean 19 now for a fire safe home.

The first pens In the United States were manufactured by Richard Esterbrook at his factory in Camden N. J., in 1858.

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By Gaylord P. Godwin WASHINGTON UPI — The Agriculture Department today estimated the cotton carryover on Aug. 1 would total a record 1.7 millions bales. This mountain of surplus cotton to be carried into the 196667 marketing year is about 2.4 million bales higher than the carryover of last August. It compares with the previous record carryover of 14.5 million bales In 1956. The current estimate is up 200,000 bales from the January estimate. It stems from the fact that stocks are rising rapidly because combined mill consumption and exports are likey to total well below the large 1965 crop. Preliminary ginnings show that the 1965 crop of all kinds of cotton totaled 14.9 million running bales, down only 200,-

000 bales from the 1964 crop. The big 1965 crop was caused by record-high yields since it was grown on the smallest acreage since 1958. -U. S. exports of cotton for the 1965-66 marketing year now are expected to total about 3.2 million bales, more than 800,000 bales below the 4.1 milion in 1964-65. Prospects for U.S. mill consumption during the current season continue bright with use expected to increase by about 300,000 bales to 9.5 millions. But because of the decrease in exports, total consumption for the year may be down, about 500,000 bales from the -3.2 million in 1964-65. Agriculture Department officials are hopeful this doleful situation will be alleviated when the 1966 cotton program begins operating fully.

Bell Helicopter Gets Army Order By United Pre*» International

FORT WORTH — Bell Helicopter Division of Textron, Inc., announced it has obtained a new 8160.4 million Army order for HU 1 military helicopters.

of Agriculture Freeman has submitted a plan to Congress to gradually shift financing of rural electric and telephone expansion away from the government to private enterprise. Expansions totalling about |10.4 billion will be needed in these fields in the next 15 years, Freeman said.

NEW YORK—Major corporation reports continue to show

WASHINGTON — Secretary big first quarter gains in sales

and earnings. Westinghouse Electric, Western Union, iOelanese, Raytheon dnd Champion Papers were among those reporting good first quarter gains. ' ■ !' i V » a 1 NEW ‘ YORK — Long Island Lighting Co. announced it will spend 865 million to 875 million to build a 500,000-kilowatt nuclear generating plant at Brookhaven, N. Y. Construction is to start late in 1969.

STRIKE-STRANDED—Tractors addressed to the U.S. Marine Corps are sidelined in the Los Angeles area by Brotherhood ef Locomotive Firemen strike. This is the Union Pacific.

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