Television Schedule Highlights A Busy Tuesday Night
A dense listing details TV programs across networks with titles like Dream of Jeannie Red Skelton Hour It Takes A Thief The New Buck Owens Show and news and late night slots. Includes morning and afternoon blocks with Today CBS Morning News Happy shows and soap operas listing times from 5:30 to midnight and beyond.
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Harry Reasoner
Perry Mason
Johnny Carson
White House
Pewhide
Joey Bishop
Kuulani
the Outsiders
Alfred Fitchcock
Naked City
Peter Gunn
FET
Cadet Doc
Houston
Cadet Don
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Die Cavett
Andy
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Guiding Light
Ginny Pace
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Judge Orders Museum to Return Miller Racer Gift
In Los Angeles, after seven years the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History must return the 1927 Miller racer submobile loaned by Griffith Borgeson. The court ruled the museum should surrender the $15,000 asset to Borgeson, reversing the museum’s claim it was a gift. Judge Benjamin Landis oversaw a brief one day trial and issued the ruling.
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Griffith Borgeson
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Superior Court
Benjamin Landis
Foreign Press Slams U S Domestic Policies Abroad
London dispatch reports World Press critics accuse the United States of indifference to foreign events and poverty at home. John Pilger says the poor in America are largely unseen by the middle class. Other editors mock American governance and fashion, with varied observations from London and Frankfurt.
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United States
Enrign Purdits
John Pilger
London Daily Mirror
America
Pilger
Louis Heron
Times of London
Daily Sketch
Sarah
Drummond
New York
Taney
Momma
West Germany
Frankfurter Rundschau
U.S. Senate
De Gaulle defies resignation amid French strike crisis
The Associated Press notes Charles de Gaulle refused to resign and dissolved parliament to confront alleged totalitarian threats. He formed a new cabinet with Pompidou as premier, postponed reforms, and faced massive protests while strikes shift toward talks on wage hikes. In Oregon, Eugene McCarthy won a key primary as Kennedy signals possible exit. Nixon garners Oregon votes, plots a Florida campaign. A bulldozer accident at an Atlanta nursery kills seven children.
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de Gaulle
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