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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
4
A dense, fragmentary list of TV programs across the day from 6am to midnight. It names numerous shows and hosts including Rhyme and Reason Education Evening items, sports and game shows, cartoons, soap operas, news, and classic films. Key entities include San Francisco listings, Marco and Milo, and multiple network segments.
A bridge hand analysis discusses opening lead of clubs and deciding trump safety. It explains two sure heart losers, a potential diamond loser if East holds the king, and the goal to avoid a trump loss by finessing or dropping a singleton king. It emphasizes identifying who holds the king of diamonds to determine the correct trump plan and subsequent plays.
Hollywood UPI report notes the planned March 16 wedding on Ro wan and Martin's Laugh-In between Gladys Or mphby and Tyrone Horneighe, a spoof nuptial on the popular show. Johnson as Tyrone defends the character, while the script hints at three possible endings including a temple finale.
Hollywood critic notes crime shows outlasting westerns, citing marketable crime plots and modern settings. Mentions CBS Hawaii Five-0, The Mod Squad, The Silent Force, Dan August, Zig Zag, and The Name of the Game, with NBC and ABC programs shaping the trend.
San appears at ceremonies last week in Finanse Gordon, Marilyn McCoo, Lamont McLemore and Kelly Davis. Members of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences took part in the voting process.
A fragmented note references French cinema amid a dispute over censorship and artistic freedom. The incomplete text hints at conservative attitudes shaping film reception and public reaction to perceived infringements on expression.
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