TV Guide Thursday Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of prime time programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC for Thursday. The guide includes news Mister Rogers Electric Company Star Trek The Rifleman and late night talk with Dick Cavett alongside movies such as The Informer Blaze of Noon and The Battling Bellhop.
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NBC News
CBS News
ABC News
Highway Patrol
Dick van Dyke
News
Electric Company
Star Trek
Jackie Coogan
Channel 3 Cablevision airs Magnificent 15 film series schedule
Channel 3 Cablevision presents a world premiere feature film series featuring action adventure suspense and mystery. The Magnificent 15 will be aired at 8 p m 3 pm and 1 am Montana Friday from Channel 3 with a public schedule at 7 N Commerce office.
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Channel 3
Cablevision
Posens
N. Commerce
Charter committee reports slow progress on city charter plan
The charter committee, formed in fall 1970, faced slow work and legal questions about publishing versus mailing the proposed charter. Members argued for legal counsel presence, while council members praised the committee and awaited formal recommendations on changes to the charter governing the council manager system.
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Charter Committee
Richardson
Wilson
Council
Charles Forque
Porque
Ted Kloesel
Chharter Committee
Walker
Oyster Lunch Takeout Arrangements At Grover Edge
Grover Edge, chairman, announces takeout lunches for patrons who cannot dine on site. He will arrange for lunches to be boxed and available at a designated time. Call him to request a pickup via the oyster line in the alley upon arrival.
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Grover Edge
Oyster
Edge
Chicken Dinner Tickets On Sale At Parish Hall
Tickets are available from church members for a two barbecued chicken dinner at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church parish hall 1124 Beech. Dine in from 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. with price 1.25 for adults and 75 cents for children. takeout orders offered.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Beech
Funeral notices list Hooks Dahlquist Williams Wilburn
Mrs Lillian Pennington Hooks of Crosby died in a Houston hospital. Services set for Saturday at Hartiman Highlands Chapel with burial White Cemetery. Survivors include husband Louis Hooks three sons two brothers two sisters seven grandchildren and pallbearers listed. Also notices for Charlie John Dahlquist James Henry Williams and Earl W Wilburn with service details, survivors and burial plans.
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Lillian Pennington Hooks
Crosby
Houston
Hartiman Highlands Chapel
White Cemetery
Louis Lamar Hooks
Robert P. Stephens
Indian Head
W. A. Stephens
Sherrill L. Hooks
Litchfield
N.H
W. M. Penington
Pete Pennington
Beaumont
Alma Petkovsek
Bryan Waters
Silshee
Bill Pennington
Joe Earl Pennington
Cecil Waters
Werner Warden
Harris Cook
Arnold Garris
Lynn Adams
Bassil T. Hobart
Roy Cloudt
C. J. Dahlquist
Charlie John Dahlquist
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Baytown
Priday
Earthman Chapel
Magnolia Park
Dayton
R. D. Stolander
Jean Drake
Dickerson
Margie Campbell l
Larry Andrew Dahlquist
Ellen Stolander
Mable Wyman
Austin
Ester Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Elmer Dahlquist
J. A. Williams
James Henry Williams
W. Republic
Livingston
Paul A. Lee
Billy Joe Tate
Central Baptist Church
Hill of Rest
Williams
Ethel Williams
Charles L
Earl W. Wilburn
Kipling
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Leo Allen
Park Place United Methodist Church
Wilburn
Galveston
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Nadine Wilburn
Morris J. Gill
Earl Wilburn Jr
Granville Laughlin
Gentry Cleared In Baytown Runoff Eligibility Battle
Council declares Hullum the legal runoff candidate after state law on residency. Gentry, a former Dallas and Denver insurer and SMU graduate, previously lived outside Baytown. He and wife Shirley reside on Morning Drive with four children. Ned E. Davis, 19, Longview, completed an eight week course at Ft Polk. Candice Davis lives in Channelview.
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Stockman National Life Insurance Co
Denver
Gentry
Shirley
Morning Drive
Suzanne
Laura
Christy
Allen
Baytown
YMCA
Memorial Baptist Church
Walker
ARMY
Ned E. Davis
Longview
Ft. Polk
Candice
Beth Lane
Channelview
Bridge subsidence raises long term safety concerns
Morton described a widened bridge with a new walkway and stated the beam under discussion does not carry vehicular load. He said there is no eminent danger of collapse though the structure looks poor and travel remains possible. Lander asked how repairs would extend life, and Morton estimated a 20 year window if settlement continues at the current rate, with accelerated settlement in recent years.
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Morton
Lander
De Priest Named Associate Conductor Of National Symphony
James De Priest 35 nephew of Marian Anderson named associate conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra at Kennedy Center. He will lead three weeks of concerts next season and serve as principal assistant to music director Antal Dorati for policy and personnel. He won first prize in the 1964 Mitropoulos Conductors Competition and previously served as NY Philharmonic assistant conductor. In 1962 he toured the Near and Far East for the State Department conducting and lecturing in Thailand Taiwan Hong Kong the Philippines Egypt and Lebanon.
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WASHINGTON /AP
James de Priest
Marian Anderson
National Symphony Orchestra
Kennedy Center
Antal Dorati
Dimitri Mitropoulos
New York Philharmonic
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