Great Mohave Desert Special Tops Saturday TV Menu
The listing highlights The Great Mojave Desert National Geographic Society Special with varied content from Armagosa Opera House ballet to miners, mustangers, Basque shepherds and desert scenes. Also notes TV events including basketball, golf, World of Sports coverage, Bob Hope Desert Classic, and films featuring Pearl Bailey and A Patch of Blue with cast details.
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Mojave Desert
National Geographic Society
Armagosa
Desert
Colin Fletcher
Nicholas Clapp
Virginia Squires
Kentucky Colonels
Mayors condemn Nixon plan on urban aid cuts
A nine mayor committee led by John Lindsay accuses the Nixon administration of reverse revenue sharing and seeks release of 1.3 billion in Congress authorized urban funds. City leaders cite cuts to Youth Corps and Community Action programs and urge timely spending for urban renewal, housing, sewer and water projects.
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U.S
John V. Lindsay
New York
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Lindsay
Legislative Action Committee
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Joseph Alioto
Tate Killer Was Tired Of Listening
Susan Atkins testifies in the Manson murders case saying Sharon Tate begged and she stabbed her. Atkins describes the killings as a result of LSD use and a belief the acts would seem right though she now regrets sharing details with cellmates. She faces potential life imprisonment or the death penalty.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Susan Atkins
IBM
Jay Sebring
Charles Man
Miss Tate
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Dist
Atty
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Miss Atkins
Fense
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Israel Likely to Reject Jarring Peace Proposals
In Jerusalem sources say Israel will spurn U N peace envoy Gunnar Jarrings plans noting he overstepped his remit. Proposals reportedly include Sinai withdrawal and a U N force at Sharm el Sheikh with Gaza under Jordanian control.
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Sharm el-Sheikh
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Jordan
Gaza Strip
Columbus TV writer Jo Bradley Reed dies
Jo Bradley Reed, longtime radio TV columnist for the Columbus Citizen-Journal, died Thursday at Mt. Carmel Hospital. A Painesville native, she joined the Citizen in 1943, retired last March, and won most Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association prizes. Survived by four brothers and nine nieces and nephews.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jo Bradley Reed
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Charles Egger
Old Citizen
Bailey to appeal New Jersey bar ruling to Supreme Court
Boston attorney F Lee Bailey says he will appeal the New Jersey Supreme Court ruling barring him from practicing law for a year. He argues misconduct charges should be heard by a board of lawyers, not a judge, in the 1968 murder trial case where he defended the accused.
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F. Lee Bailey
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Bailey
New Jersey
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