Television Schedule From Atlantis Moto July Week
TV guide style summary listing daily July 1 to July 7 programming across KETV Channel 7, naming shows like The Bible Answers The Fisher Family Western Special Best of Hollywood Wide World of Sports This is Your Heritage Championship Bridge Maverick Channel 7 News Movie Masterpiece and various daytime and late night programs.
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Channel 7
America
Felix the Cat
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Jane Wyman
Camouflage
ABC Evening Report
Seven Keys
Highway Patrol
Donna Reed
the Hathaways
Sunset Strip
Mr. Preacher
Matty
the Colonel
Beaver
Lawrence Welk
Daily Word
Des Moines
NBC News
News
Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Huntley-Brinkley
National Velvet
87Th Precinct
Clay Rush
Hazel
Mitch
Popeye Theete
King Leonardo
Chicago
Cleveland
Christophera
Davey and Goliath
Disney Wonderful World of Color
Sir Francis Drake
Lamplighter Theater
Omaha
Dr. Brothers
Jan Murray
Dick Powell
Davis Hundred
Weathr
David Brinkley
Journal
Spa
All Star Theatre
Damon Runyan
People
Industry
Sacred Heart
Jack Miller
Forces of Peace
Washington Report
Camera Three
Washington
CBS News
Los Angeles
New York
Susie
Farm Forum
TV News
Mr. Ed
CBS News Life
Bozo the Clowns
Walter Cronkite
Henessey
Living Word
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Star News
Bozo the Clown
Norman Vincent Peal
Tommy
Four Star News
Frontier Circus
Brenner
CBS Reports
the Christophers
Milwaukee
Iowasprisoner speaks on capital punishment and remorse
Charles Edwin Kelley, on death row in Fort Madison, recalls a 1961 spree that killed three and injured many. He questions deterrence of the death penalty and seeks forgiveness, detailing a troubled path with epilepsy, job instability, and psychiatric evaluation.
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Fort Madison
IDPA
Iowa Daily Press Association
State Penitentiary
Charles Edwin Kelley
Iowa State Penitentiary
Mysel
Glen Lake
Minn
University of Minnesota Hospital
Dalvenery
4-H Club News Highlights June Meetings and Tours
Reports on 4-H club meetings include Glad Girls of Grove June 11 hostesses Barbara and Bonnie Larson, and plans for a June 28 trip to Spring Brook State Park Guthrie Center. Other items cover Gay Grant Girls June 14, Franklin Victory Farmers June 13, Bright on Bobcats tour July 15, and Brighton Blue Belles activities with demonstrations and shows.
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Barbara
Bonnie Larson
Glad Girls of
Grove
Springbrook State Park
Guthrie Center
Judy Kay
Marcella
Massena
Massena Township
Gary Rich
Bill Russell
Gary
Bill
Roger Almonrode
Marsha
Mardell
Aloma
Patty Waddell
Aloma Waddell
United States
Delores Heckman
Peron
Sue Wedemeyer
Franklin Victory Farmers
Wiota
Mark Wedemeyer
Allen Henderson
Dale Steffens
Dennis Hall
Terry Murphy
Dennis Rattenberg
Bill Smith
Arnold Boysen
Tommy
Phil Marshall
Henderson
Christensen
Brighton Bobcats
Cheryl
Dennis McFadden
Steve Harris
Craig Harris
Ames
Craig Gilbert
Dale Kuehl
Greg Theede
Dennis Kuehl
Lyle Harris
Brighton Blue Belles
Brighton Blue Belles Club
Maine Town Hall
Becky McDermott
Leanne McFadden
LaDonna Pel
Cheryl McFadden
Peggy Beedle
Leanne McFa
Noted confesssion pleads for Iowas forgiveness
A speaker pleads for understanding and forgiveness, expressing sorrow for crimes already committed and hope that the people of Iowa grasp their remorse. They claim personal belief in divine forgiveness and a desire to prevent further harm.
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Iowa
Memorial Union expansion bids total 3.04 million
University of Iowa records show bids on the Memorial Union project totaling about 3,036,855, about 250,000 under estimate. Low general contract bid was 1,678.84 from W A Klinger Inc of Sioux City, with other bids for add-ons to complete the addition.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Memoria Union
W. A Klinger
State Board Regents
Des Moin
Memorial Union Expansio
Student Fe
Memorial Union
N Kin & Co
Omaha
Iowa Sheet Me
Des Moines
Minapolis Honeywell Regulator
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Electo
Kimball Bros.vator Co
Council Bluffs
Mi Range Co
Mount Prospect
Community Notes From Sibley and Surrounding Areas
Anita Lanier and family visit Floyd Dement and Rex Miller in New Jeans. Les Eddy and Mrs. Eddy attend a Masons event at Spirit Lake and lay a cornerstone in Sibley. Tom Miller retrieves their daughter from Montour after a camp stay. Bert Ad promotes tennis lessons for students at the park. Clifford Friese moves to Avoca to run a local TV and former Avoca Irrigation office. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Anita
Rol Lanier
New Jeans
Floyd Dement
Rex Miller
Les Eddy
Masons
Eddy
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Tom Miller
Montour Urdey
Heights
Bert Ad
Clifford Friese
Avoca
Avoca Irment Company
Railroad Courier Names in Anonymized Community List
A jumble of names from multiple towns appears as a partial roster in a fragmented notices snippet. The list includes Johnnie Legg Cecilie Brownsberger Larry Gies Lyann Long Ph Jensen Joe Morgan and others across Audubon Elkhorn Brayton and Adaire areas with incomplete credits.
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Anita
Johnnie Legg
Cecilie Brownsberger
Larrygies
Lyann Long
Ph Jensen
Joe Morgan
Grey Schell
Dennis de Exira
Dean Foresman
Paul Petersen
Terry Wilson
Audubon
Steve Wahlert
Bridgewater
Greg Morrison
Cumberland
Kent
Karen Knog Karla Kay Rathman
D Rogers
Elkhorn
Wm. Chri
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Atlanti
KETV
Cheyenne
Ben Casey
Japan
Educational TV
WHO
Channel 13
Meet the Press
Bullwinkle
20Th Century Theater
Dr Malone
Pip the Piper
Phil Silvers
Chet Huntley
KMTV
Peter Gunn
Dobie Gillis
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Killer
Mateena
Joan McCrory
JoAnn Query
Rita Ruhr
Barbara Chester
Linda Symonds
Donna Query
Carol Vernimont
Roxy McLaren
Diane Pelzer
Janice Jones
Atlantic Re
Tory
Carri
Sen Casey
Larry McDowal
Brayton
Dick Ander Adair
Mark Worth
Mary Worth
Barry Lyman
Lee Andersen
Marne
Stuart Sieck
Jean and
Joan Waters
Danny Fletcher
Donnie Fletcher
Billy Mailand
Walnut
Dennis Martin Hamlin
Cindy LiFo