Mod Squad and Here and Now Air Tonight
A TV schedule note highlights The Mod Squad featuring Sticks Incorporated as a crime operation tackled by Linc with a plan to break up the ring. Also On Tonight is Here and Now with Everyman University exploring open enrollment reactions at Bronx Community and City College. A Movie of the Week Wild Women follows, starring Hugh O’Brian in a western with action and women prisoners.
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al Levin
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David Hartman
Yiad
Newark Revisited Special Prompts Renewed City Debate
A WCBS-TV half hour special revisits Newark after the 1968 riots with seven correspondents and host Jim Jensen, examining the city’s crisis and press coverage to date. NBC’s Tuesday lineup features international weapons trade and humanizing design reports, plus a Dr. Marcus Welby drama about a disturbed mother and her child.
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Jennifer Jones Marries Natkin Simon on Secret Honeymoon
London reports Jennifer Jones and Natkin Simon wed secretly aboard a boat in the English Channel at 4 am Sunday. Jones, 25, and Simon, 64, plan a sunlit honeymoon then return to the United States to Malibu, California, after their brief ceremony and voyage.
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Natkin Simon
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Malibu
California
Radio Station Weather and News Anchors List Fragment
A dense, fragmented OCR listing names of radio and TV stations with associated reporters, anchors, and show segments. The garbled sequence includes numerous call signs such as WOR, WLAD, WOXR, WABC, and WHAB among others, with scattered references to weather segments, concerts, and city news items, peering like an unfinished catalog of broadcast personnel.
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al Warren
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Gambling
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Wabc
H. Harrison
Bright
Ray Carrell
ABC
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WLK
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Foy Farral
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Jack Scott Ates
Deane WiAs
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Radio Highlights Daytime Show collage on WHAB
A garbled but dense listing of radio daytime features across stations WHAB WHRL WOXR WMCA WICC WIXS and others. It mentions host names, interview formats, and a mix of music, talk, and advice segments including a Dear Abby style mother-daughter health concern and various entertainment showcases.
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Room! Wexmen
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WBS
Arthur Godfrey
Han Felt
Sith
Richard Mayea
Ethel Ennis
New York Yankees
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Jock 1
Nurhorg Steriing
O'Brian
Saving cash with rags and towels from scraps
Dear Polly shares a simple money saving habit using cut rags and cloth scraps kept in a drawer for cleaning, polishing, kitchen spill mayhem, and odd jobs. The trick reportedly saved ten dollars last year and helps stretch household funds.
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Bridge problem and chess insight from Dr Nathan Divinsky
Doctor Nathan Divinsky of the University of British Columbia, famed for chess and bridge, analyzes a hand where a double and a sequence of club and trump plays reveal the best line. He demonstrates how ruffing clubs, cashing high spades, and careful overruffing can force West to lead diamonds, solving the hand with a blend of logic and strategy.
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Nathan Divinsky
Faculty of Science
University of British Columbia
Jed
West
Dr. Divinsky
Bridge Question On What To Do After Two Diamonds Bid
A bridge problem presents West North East South with bidding quirks. South opens one spade and partner doubles for takeout, prompting a decision about responder’s plan after a two diamonds bid. The article asks what to do next and hints at showing strength with a four card spade suit.
San Francisco group urges repeal of public intoxication law
The San Francisco Committee on Crime argues in a UPI report that drunkenness should be a health issue, not a police matter. It labels a drunken person as not harming others and calls for California to repeal its public intoxication law.
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UPI
Health Department
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