Television Today Bookings and TV Stars Revisit Schedules
Television Today recaps Hollywoods TV bookings with Bette Davis remarks at Harvard and Ethel Waters first TV drama appearance in seven years on NBC Daniels Boone. It notes Johnny Cash premiere, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead on NBC, and ratings for Hee Haw and other top shows as CBS ABC and NBC shuffle schedules.
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Ethel Waters
Free Land
Nbc-Tv
Rose _ Grier
Fineman
Los Angeles Ramis
Miss Waters
Billy Graham
Anna Guthrie
Woody Guthrie
Abc-Tv
Johnny Cash
van Heflin
Ed Begley
Eneivs
Judea
NBC
Tom Stoppard
Rosencrants and
Guildenstern
David Warner
Vanessa
Cbs-Tv
Rowin and Martins
Glen Campbell
Carol Burnett
Andy Williams
Marcus Welby
M.D
Anbc-Tv
Johnny" Carson
CBS
Merv Griffin
Joey Bishop
Local TV Stations Named in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Report
A fragment lists stations 4 KCRG T V 2 WME T V 7 KWWL T V with locations Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa, reflecting a broadcast listing or station identification snippet. The text reads like a partial TV market reference.
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Kcrg-Tv
Coder Ripida
Wme-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Lindsay appoints Morgenthau as lobbyist deputy mayor
New York mayor gives Robert Morgenthau a new post as deputy mayor and lobbyist for the city with a $42,500 annual pay. The move follows Morgenthau’s resignation as U S attorney under pressure from the Nixon administration and sparks questions about partisan signals amid Albany and Washington lobbying.
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Morgenthau
New York
New
Robert ‘Morgenthau
New York City
Albany
Washington
Agan
Erite
Lindsay ‘Ward
Nixon
White House
Whitney Seymour
Morgenthan
Ray Will Cover Budget Needs in State Message
Governor Robert Ray indicated he will address budget items in the State of the State message to lawmakers rather than sending a separate budget address. He plans to deliver the message around a week after the legislature convenes and noted minor changes may be needed to last year’s two year budget. He spoke in Burlington outlining high priority items including lowering the voting age to 18, court modernization, driver license reforms, five year license plates, liquor control streamlining, and creating a state ombudsman office.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Burlington
Ray
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
State Office of Ombudsmam
LDS Evangelistic Series Set To Run Nine Days
A nine day evangelistic series on family life and community needs starts Wednesday at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Dr Roy A Cheville of Independence MO presiding patriarch leads the talks titled Clarity and Charity with daily 730 pm sessions except Saturday 2 pm and Sunday 11 am and 430 pm open to the public.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Roy A.cheville
Intependence
Church
Cheville
Graceland College
Lamont
Lemon Home Mix Relieves Colds and Flu
An advertised home mix claims rapid relief from coughs headaches fever and body aches. It promises easier breathing by nasal passage relief and reduced fever when mixed with hot water. Packets sold in six packs by MAY Drug Stores under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.
Attorney Asks Army To Detail My Lai Death Toll
A civilian attorney for Lt. Calley has asked the army to spell out in detail how 109 deaths were allocated across six specifications and three charges tied to the My Lai killings. Ft Benning officials warned the motion could pose a task for investigators.
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FT. Benning
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Vietnam
My Lai
Letiant
George Latimer
Salt Lake
Calley Mure
New York Police Arrest 211 203 In 11 Months
New York City police arrested 211 203 persons in the first 11 months of the year, the department reported Monday. The total, a bit above Des Moines population, rose by 96 204 from the same period in 1968. There were 69 453 arrests for felonies and the rest for lesser violations.
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NEW York
New York City
Police Department
Des Moines
Peace Corps Warns Volunteers Over Host Nation Interference
Washington AP report says Peace Corps Director Joseph Blatchford will remove volunteers who meddle in a host nation’s internal affairs. He affirmed volunteers may think and speak on foreign policy but must respect local religious, cultural and political traditions.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Joseph Blatchford
Blatchford
Afghanistan
U.S
Vietnam
IScherle Presses Grain Payments Plan For Agriculture
Henderson AP Representative William Scherle of Iowa urged Budget Director Robert Mayo to restore advance voluntary diversion payments under the feed grain program. He warned the agriculture business economy depends on these payments, while Sen. Hughes pressed Nixon officials to reconsider.
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Hughes
Schwengel Warns on Environmental Quality as Top Issue
Rep. Fred Schwengel told Mt. Pleasant Kiwanis that environmental quality would be the main domestic issue of the 1970s. He cited water pollution legislation, $800 million in 1971 for pollution control, and the Clean Air Act, urging enforcement and funding for regional air standards.
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MT. Pleasant
Santa Barber
Congress
Schwengel
Kansan Defense of Nixon on Senate Floor Examined
Senator Robert Dole, a fresh Republican, defends Nixon on the Senate floor while avoiding direct criticism of administration allies. He recalls World War I service and says White House has invited him only thrice in a year, insisting he supports the President with private notes. He counters My Lai mass atrocity claims and notes GOP moderates Stout and Griffin disagree with administration on key issues.
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White House
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Pennsylvania
Hig
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Dole
South Vietnam
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Harris
Nixon
Vietnam
Suspension lifted for Henderson grain elevator license
Harbor, operator of Henderson Feed and Grain Co. in Henderson, had a grain deficit of nearly 17 000 bushels reported in November but stated it was a “comedy of errors.” The suspension was reinstated after a brief conference, with notes of inspections on November 19 and earlier, and Harbor asserting no shortage beyond the cited figures. Des Moines counsel for Harbor, George Wilson, argued sufficient grain existed to cover outstanding turnover and renewed the license.
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Fas Harbor
George
Wilgon
Des Moines
Harbor's
Steffen
Frank
Means
Harbor
Henderson
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Ile
Wilson
Prisons chief to join Southern Illinois faculty
Washington AP reports Federal Bureau of Prisons director Alexander will resign to join the faculty of Southern Illinois University's crime study center. The announcement notes his retirement from federal service and transition to academia.
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Washington
Myd
Alexander Ig
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Southern Linois University
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