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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
5
A garbled TV schedule fragment lists programs and times from Sesame Street to The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad. It mentions Kerwin Matthews, Doris Day 1953, Lost in Space, Dragnet, Westworld, and World War II era films with brief program notes and random channel identifiers.
A dense TV guide fragment lists 7:30 PM programs on ICHS including Babar Comes to America narrated by Peter Ustinov, Doctor in the House premiere, Giants Baseball from Chavez Ravine, Gertrude Sterne in Paris with interviews, and the NBC News magazine First Tuesday. Also features film entries and various show promos with scattered cast names and air times.
The article recounts a bridge deal where Charlie, playing brilliantly, misleads the declarer from a laydown four heart contract. West cashes spades while East holds the lead, and Charlie’s defense, including a key ruff, yields a decisive triumph for the defense and a dramatic finish.
United States host Jack Paar remains curious about Africa as he curates footage for an NBC TV special season. He questions why swift African athletes rarely swim, notes crocodiles and parasites as explanations, and cites a British study. Paar also tests African reactions to songs and rock music with a choral group, observes that Africans rarely applaud, and recalls Nairobi stories and a Kilimanjaro talk show.
Olympic champion Peggy Fleming wed Dr Greg Jenkins a San Francisco intern. Her husband may choose cold virus research or orthopedics, as she jokes about spills and coins on ice. Fleming forecasts three golds in Japan and plans TV commentary for skating next year.
Julie and David Eisenhower returned to Florida after Labor Day weekend with President and Mrs. Nixon at Camp David in Maryland. The couple flew from Camp David to Washington and then boarded a military plane for Atlantic Beach, as Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward Cox remained at Camp David. Cox prepares to report for Harvard classes.
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