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24 THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1965 Press Releases Funnier Than Most TV Comedies By RICK I)U BROW HOLLYWOOD (UP1) read the network press releases you ever wonderec the questions, thinks un vC flie gag prizes and creates Ih.e. 'gimmicks' for prize presentations on NBC television game shows? Probably not, but 'Why not leave it at that? --From NBC-TV's "Trying to hold a conversation with producer Gary Smith iii His New York office is like She whispers 'you are the bcs The very While the rest of us struck speechless. Allen, crcalor-pr ducer of 'Lost in Space' on th CBS television network, has fine view of Los Angeles from his modern hillside home in Be Air, but his 14-hour-a-day wor schedule leaves him little Urn to enjoy his leisure. Things are tough all over.

--From NBC TV: "Perr Como, Judy Garland, Patti Page i Andy Williams. Garry Moore trying to read Proust while sit- vie Damone, Harry Belafont ting in the middle of Times Square." Il'i like that? It's really like Bad Films Flint discards enough footage on 'Candid Camera 1 to make six full-length feature films each year, in selecting the best material for his CBS tele vision network series." Six bad full-length feature films. --From NBC TV: "He shoots in the 80's, sells in Ihe millions and is as relaxed as a hqund dog on a hot sidewalk could be a thumbnail Sketch of Andy Williams If he's not particular. pinnacle of achievement for a tourist in New York City is to snag one of the rare- as-diamonds studio tickels for NEC-TV's 'Tonight Show starring Johnny right? And how's the Empire Stale Building doing these days? And the Stalue of Liberty? And the United Na- lions? And Wall Streel? has been signed by ABC news here lo on ils television coverage of Ihe GT-6 space shot. ABC's LBJ is not, of course, the President of the United States, B.

Johnson. Instead; he's All right, now, cul lhat out! Emmy Talks --From NBC-TV: "Everyone that an Emmy can't talk --excepl the people who win Pasl Emmy winners can tell you lhat she does speak. A Hearing Aid MILLIONS Can Wear! NERVE PEAFNESS (Mtdtl.fN.w L'Mlntaltirt rWAn Actuil HeitlnsAH) jvi EAR-MATE Slip it in Your Ear 1 Hear Again int furthtr In-! iht niw Hior-l FREE. Modtl I No mf jAddrwt I City HEARING AID CENTER OF TROY 352 FULTON ST. AS 2-4047 or HO 2-0421 Open 9 A.M.

to P.M. SATURDAY 'TIL 1 SEE PAGE 3 FOR PER-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR THI HOMf K.S. A.C. and Polly Bergen have al leas one thing in common: One as many as all of their special or weekly series have been de signed by Gary Smith Yes, you hear Perry Como Judy Garland, Patli Page, Andy Williams, Garry Damone, Harry Belafonle and Polly Bergen say that wherever they go. the Channel Swim ABC-TV's children series 'Discovery," takes a behind-the scenes look at the huge John Kennedy International Airporl in New York this Sunday Crazy World Mrs.

Lyn don B. Johnson's Thanksgiving Day tour of Washington on ABC-TV, a top hour, was trounced in Ihe ratings by i CBS-TV movie called "Myster ious Island." Hedy Lamarr is reporled in. lercsled in doing television commercials because of.the residuals thai appeal lo so many celebrities Richard Boone is reported interested in doing another series if it is shot in Hawaii--where he moved after the cancellation of his notec weekly one-hour anthology-and- repertory production on NBC TV, which axed the shows because of ratings. Photography Unit Of Area Elects Slate Julian A. Belin of Ihe Stale Department of Mental Hygiene was this week elecled presidenl of the Capilal Dislrict Associa tion of'Photography in Industry Other officers are Kennelh Hay, General Eleclric Research and Developmeenl Laboratory vice presidenl; Robert E.

Alger Slale Health secretary and Rocco S. Vumbaco, Eclipse Division of Bendix Corp. treasurer. New members of the board direclors are Werner Marx Northeasl Laboratory Hfigh F. Slate Health Logan L.

Pomclla Stale Commerce anc Everett M. Sevens, General Elec trie Co. The associalion is working for advancemenl of photography in all its branches. Il provides a forum lor the exchange of new deas, informalion on new de- vclopmenls and equipment and iuggestions of ways of making setter photographs. Flames Kill Two Children HIGHLAND (AP) Two in a family ot migrant 'arm workers died Saturday light in a fire lhat ravaged the junk house of a farm here.

The children were identified is Albert Reeves, 7, and Shelia Ford, 18 months. Their parents, identified as Lillian and Edward Ford and three other children escaped injury in the blaze which was discovered on the Coy farm, South Street, Highland. Albert was Mrs. Ford's son by a previous marriage. SWAMPED BY BILLS? LOANS BY MAIL UP TO $3500 Borrow direct at Consumer Discount Co.

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(13) Woody Woodpecker. (15) You CAN Get a Job. 4:45 Breadtime Storiei. 6 Lloyd Thaxton. (13) Sugarfoot.

(17) Kindergarten (10) Early Show. "Lorna Doone," Barbara Hale. (17) What's New for Youngsters. 6 WRGB News; Earle Pudney Show, and Weather. (17) Understanding Ballet.

(13) Peter Jennings with the News. 6:30 6 Huntley and Brinkley News Report. (10) CBS News with Walter Cronkile. (17) News and Comment (:45 (17) Backgrounds. 7:00 6 Monday Nighl at the Movies.

"Taza, Son ol Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush and Gregg Palmer. The slory of Ihe warrior who led Ihe Apache nation on the side of the Cavalry. (10) Area News, Weather and Sports. (17) Ideologies in World Affairs. Dictatorship.

7:30 (10) To Tell the Truth. (13) Twelve O'clock High. A frightened pilot (Andrew Prine) and a blackmailer cause a shadow of treason to be thrown over Col. Gallagher. (17) Legacy.

Missile Site Life. 8:00 (10) I've Got a Secret. (17) The French Chef. Roast Suckling Pig. 6 Dr.

Kildare. He is stunned lo discover that not only is a -young accident victim pregnant, but she may have only a year to live. (10) The Lucy Show. 'Milton Berle as a derelict on Skid Row to gather experience for a movie role. (13) Roule 66.

In El Paso, Tod and Buz come to the aid of a girl released from-prison as she seeks to uncover her husband's murderer. (17) Museum Open House. 1:00 8 Andy Williams. His guesls are Don Adams, Vince Edwards, Ben Casey, and new singer Buddy Bonn. (10) Andy Griffith Show.

Aunt Bee takes a part time job in a small printing shop, not realizing that the place is a front for a counterfeiting ring. (17) Men of Our Time. 9:30 (10) Hazel. She helps up to her meddlesome sister-in-law, whose unwanted advice causes Susi to run away from home. (13) Peyton Place.

For Dr. Michael Rossi, an intensely awaited moment and, for David Schuster, an un. expected, early morning caller. 0:00 8 Run for Your Life. Paul Bryan inspires a group of disillusioned people during a shark-hunting trip in the Polynesion islands.

(10) Steve Lawrence Show. Guests: Jack Jones, singer, Buddy Hackelt, comedian, and Nancy singer. (13) Ben Casey. Casey saves life of superior who fires him and simultaneously probes the Mafia. (17).

In the Law Library. 0:30 (17) History of the Negro People. 1:00 6 (10) and (13) News, Weather and Sports. 1:20 (13) Movie 13. "Undercover Doctor," Lloyd Nolan, J.

Carol Nash. Doctor becomes the private physician for a mob of gangsters. 1:30 6 Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. (10) Lale Show. "Terror in the Haunted House," George Mohr, Cathy O'Donncll.

A young bride, who as a child was plagued with nightmares, finds her husband has just purchased the house, of her dreams. TOMORROW 8 Today. (18) Captain Kangaroo. (13) Al Cahill. 9:00 6 Pick a Show.

(10) Romper Room; W-TEN Wews. (13) Mike Douglas Show. 9:30 6 Gypsy Rose Lee. 0:00 6 Fractured (10) I Love Lucy. 0:30 6 Concentration.

News. (10) The McCoys. (13) Dave Sautcr Show and Movie. 1:00 Morning Slar. (10) Andy of Maybprry.

:30 6 Paradise Bay. (10) Dick Van Dyke. 6 Jeopardy. (10) Love of Life, Woman's World. Donna Reed Show.

2:30 6 Lei's Play Post Office. News. (10) Search for Tomorrow. (13) Father Knows Best. 1:00 (I!) Movie Six, followed by News.

(10) Girl Talk. (13) Ben Casey. :30 '(10) As the World Turns. (10) Password. (13) The Nurses.

6 The Doctors. (10) House Party. (13) A Time for Us, :00 6 Another World. (10) To Tell the Truth, and News. (13) General Hospital.

6 You Don't Say. (10) Edge of Night. (13) The Young .:00 (B) Satellite Six. (10) Secret Storm. (13) Superman.

4:30 (10) Good Ship Popcyef (13) Magilla Gorilla. 1:45 6 Breadtime Stones. 5:00 6 Lloyd Thaxlon. (13) Sugartoot. (10) Early Show.

"I Bombed Pearl Harbor," Yosukc Nalsuki. 5:30 (17) What's New for Children. SCHAGHTICOKE Kathcrinc Williams JPL 3-1452 The Standard Bearers of Ihe esbylerian Uniled Church will cet tomorrow at 8 p.m., al Ihe me of Rev. and Mrs. Elwood se.

This will be the annual iristmas party and there will a fifly-cenl grab bag. Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Gilnian Williamslown, ccnl guests of his parenls, Mr. id Mrs.

Herbert Gilman. Trinity Guild of Trinity Epis- pal Church will hold a Chrisl- as bazaar Salurday from 11 m. lo 3 p.m. There will also a food sale. A luncheon will served at noon.

The Raymond Banker family Nortonville reccnl icsls of Mr. and Mrs. Charles oly and sons. Miss Frances Hart, who at- Measure Fluid Pressure Of Eye LANSING, Mich. A glau mia study by the Stale DC- arlment of Health advocates casurment of the fluid prcs- ire of the eye on a regular asis for all over 40.

The pro- durc, called lonomctry, delects mplc glaucoma, a disease lead- to blindness, thai affects 2 er cents of the population 'er 40. tends Nazareth College in Rochester, was a recent gucsl of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hart. Skill Of Pilots Credited: Only Four Died In Airliner Collision NORTH SALEM, N.Y.

(AP Shaken survh.rs and sea soned crash investigators crcc ted two hero pilots yesterday fo he miraculously low death toi of four in a collision of two air iners high over New York' suburbs. One pilot lost his life as he ought his unflyable four-engi. Constellation, with 54 persons aboard, to a fiery pancake rash against a rural hillside icre, near the Connecticut state ine 50 miles from Manhattan laturday. The pilot guided his Change Date Of Post Meetings AVERILL PARK Mrs. Lcland Hilt OR 4-3105 The newly formed Explorer 'ost, No.

521, of Sand Lake will meet Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. a' Trinity Lutheran Church, Wcsl and Lake. The meeting nighl the post has been changec rom Tuesday to Wednesday venings. On Wednesday a field trip will be held to the Rensselaer bounty Jail. There the boys observe fingerprinting and ither procedures followed lie administralion of Ihe work Ihe jail.

Gene Hist, deputy heriff, will be in charge of the irogram for the evening. The loys will be accompanied by Uchard Mcissner, associate, ad iser, arid several committee Demonstration Set Information on what type ol read to buy and what ill give the buyer Ihe type oJ roduct desired will be given a meeting of the Rensselaer lounly Extension Service 4-H Hub Department at the Jemonslration Thursday rom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The 4-H leaders in the Ave ill Park area have been in- ited to attend the session. In invilalion sent to Ihe leaders his week, Mrs.

Peggy Lipinski, ssociale county 4-H Club agent tressed the fact that there arc ome 150 forms of while bread vailable to the consumer to ay. To. Present Film The Woman's Society ol 'hristian Service of the Avcrill 'ark Methodist Church will prc- ent a film entitled "Conversion lus" on the mission of the lurch in the calling'of Individ, al Christians on Dec. 28. Mrs.

James Bordcn will pre- cnl the film. Mrs. Ida Ackncr nd Mrs. Elizabeth Perry will ervc as hostesses. Recently, a color filmstrip Portrait of a Woman" was lown.

Mrs. Chaunccy Water- ury was in charge of the pro- rain and Mrs. Alice Tiffl and rs. Alice McClellan were host- Crash Kills 4 Teen-Agers SOUTHWICK, Mass. (UPI)-our leen-agcd boys were killed arly yesterday when Ihcir car am oul of control and crashed ilo a Ircc.

Stale Police identified the cad as Edward .1. Paquelle, 17, ic driver; Robert L. Foisy, 16; aymond Frazicr, 17, and Dale 17, all of Southwick. Police said the impact the crash was so great that he car's engine was thrown 25 cet. The accident occurred after midnight.

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Jane Parker Large 8-Inch 1 Lb 8 Oz crippled Boeing 707 jetliner, with 58 persons aboard, to an emergency landing at" Kennedy Airport with 30 feet of left wingtip missing. All the dead 32 still hospitalized, four of them in crilical condition, were aboard Capt. Varies J. While's Easlern Air Lines shuttle flight from Boston Newark, N.J. Standing in a soft snowfall )eside the charred wreckage, Oscar Bakke, regional director of the Federal Aviation Agency, "All I can say is it is fantastic lhat people walked away.

The pilot must have done a wonderful job." The only injured person aboard Capt. Thomas H. Carroll's Trans World Air Lines nonstop jet i from San Trancisco to New York was a stewardess whose hose was loodied when she was slammed to the floor by the collision two miles up in a dusky sky. "I think we certainly can give captain credit for a magnificent job of landing the plane vith that much wing gone," said another federal investigal- or, George A. Van Epps of Ihe Civil Aeronaulics Board.

"It was excellent pilotage." Passengers echoed these sen- The planes came together with a combined speed of perhaps 1,000 miles an hour on crossing paths of crowded mel- ropolitan air lanes which handle 2,200 flights a day. The transconlinental flight was supposed to be at 11,000 feet and the shuttle, flight at 10,000. Passengers aboard the Eastern plane said Capt. White told hem there had been a collision, hat he could not control the craft and would have to crash and. GOOD LISTENING EVERY DAY tHE VOICE OF THE RECORD NEWSPAPERS NEWS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR EXCEPT 9 P.M.

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