Television Monday Night Schedule Highlights From 1980s Era
A dense listing of TV programs across channels shows dramas, comedies, news, and movies from early evening into night. Notable items include I Love Lucy repeats, Adventures with Jeannie, Avengers spy plot, The Way It Is home remodeling segment, Peyton Place, and classic films like Annapolis Story and Scene of the Crime, with talk shows and sign offs threaded throughout.
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Spain
Jeannie
Tony
Pentagon
Alabama
Dodge City 1
Avengers
Tara
Heed
Steve Allen
Hugh O’ Bria
Susan Strasberg
Peter and Gordon
Alfred Hitcheark
Ry Vera Miles
John Carradine
James Farentino
Hollywood
Lucy
Kim
Peyton Place
Fred
Jeff
Carolyn
Norman
Betty
John Derek
Diana Lynn
Kevin Slowarthy
TV Schedule Fragment Shows Classic 1960s Programs
A fragmented TV schedule lists shows from morning to evening including I Love Lucy The Beverly Hillbillies Dramas like As the World Turns and General Hospital. It includes game shows Jeopardy Match Game Merv Griffin and a Carson City Kid movie with Roy Rogers and Trigger. An editorial note explains an egg tooth in birds.
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Bob
Franklin
Frost
Guiding Light
Jim Lange
Marijane
Discovering Science
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Clif Robirnson
Jerry Lester
D'Aldo Romano
Anne Baxter
One Life To Live
Stock Market Observer
Martel
NBC News
Chris Chandier
Misterogers
Reon Stone
Carson City
Farm Land Buying On Increase
Washington AP reports city investors increasingly buy farm land, yet real estate analysts say the 1960s average total return is 8.8 percent, with 3.5 percent from production and 5.3 percent from value growth. Stocks, despite higher growth, require sale to realize gains. two thirds of farmland transfers occur farmer to farmer, while nonfarm purchases rise to about 9 percent last year. Location, accessibility, and farm consolidation affect values and holdings as nonfarm investment grows.
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Department
Today in History highlights for December 2, 1968
On this date in 1823 James Monroe outlined the Monroe Doctrine. Napoleon crowned emperor in 1804. Austerlitz victory in 1805. John Brown hanged in 1859. Henry Ford Model A unveiled. McCarthy censured in 1954. Archbishop Canterbury met Pope in 1960. Philippines leader in Japan on state visit. Moon venture invitation renewed with USSR five years ago. Cardinal Spellman died last year. A 22-year-old gorilla aged like a 70-year-old man.
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James Monroe
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John Brown
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Charles Town
W.va
Henry Ford
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Decline of New York City pawnshops noted
AP reports a historic drop in NYC pawn shops, fewer than 100 remain for the first time since 1914. Shops with the three-ball symbol offer cash loans on collateral with high monthly interest. Brokers warn of a dim future as banks and loan associations grow, and entry to the trade fades.
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Hariem
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