ABC TV eyes year round sports on Monday nights
Hollywood ABC TV president James Daly discusses a plan for year round Monday night sports including potential weekly pro basketball and other events. He notes strong ratings for a Lakers Bucks game and hints at baseball and track and field as possibilities while Olympics coverage in Munich 1972 looms as a future priority.
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Hollywood
UPT
Abc-Tv
James Daly
Adc-Ly
Rick Dusrow
Los Angeles Lakers
Milwaukee Burks
Duffy
New York City
Abali
ABC TV
Oully
Munich
Oddments Bob Hope Christmas trip TV conflict notes
Summary of scattered TV listings: Bob Hope overseas service show on NBC and CBS TV test for youths titled Kids 53 Things Ya Know About Health Sex and Growing Up. Marcello Mastroianni visits NBC Laugh-In. Merv Griffin plan a big bands salute on CBS. NBC plans prime World Series game on Wednesday October 13.
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Bob Hope
Serviceman Overseas
NBCHV
Marcello Mastroianni
Nbc-Tv
Laughlu
CBS
Merv Griffin
Davis urges tighter use of flight cruise screening
Washington AP reports retired Air Force General Benjamin Davis told an international security meeting that four recent airline hijackings showed failures to use the government entry passenger screening system. He noted hijackers sought free rides, held a stewardess at risk, and that two planes belonged to National Airlines with others to United and Eastern. Delegates from 74 nations attended the conference.
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Washington
Civil Aviation
Air Force 11
Benjamin Davis
Davis
National Airlines
United
Easler
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Local Broadcast Call Letters and Station List Confusion
A jumble of radio and TV station call letters and city names appears, with several duplicated lines and stray phrases. The garbled list mentions Davenport La Crosse Rochester Des Moines Dubuque Cedar Rapids WMT TV KWWL KIN TV KTVO WHBE TV KIIN TV and more in a chaotic array lacking coherent context or events.
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KORG
Cedar Rapids
WMTTY
Kwwl-Tv
Walarloo
Kiin-Tv
Iowa City
KTVO
Ottumova
Whbe-Tv
Rock Island
Woc-Tv
Davenport
la Crosse
Idkrog-Tv
Rochester
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Nixon to Speak at Nebraska U Convocation
Lincoln report says University of Nebraska President Jr. Joseph Soshnik announced that President Nixon will appear Thursday to address a student faculty convocation and will honor Nebraska’s No. 1 football team. Nixon was invited to address the university’s commencement in June 1969 but scheduling conflicts prevented it.
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Lincoln
UPI
University of Nebraska
Joseph Soshnik
Tate
Nixon
Public Relatios
Soshnik
Nebraska
Reason Why Whales Beached Selves
Two researchers propose why about 20 pilot whales beached on San Clemente Island last week. They suggest the whales followed spawning squid into shallow water, injuring several on rocks, then died and were left high and dry. A sonar failure near shallow shorelines and gradual seabed rise may have misled the herd. Navy biologist Bill Evans and Marineland curator John Prescott support the squid-following theory.
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Los Angeles
San Clemente
Navy
Bill Evans
San Diego Sail Monde
John Prescott
Marineland Occuparium
Ann
Evans
Pyramid Env
San Clemente Island
Elders Quit Yet Teen Smokers Rise Says Surgeon General
Washington reports from 1970 show rising teen smoking rates while elders quit, with 51.4 percent of youths smoking and a surge among ages 13 to 15. Dr. Jesse Steinfeld urged bans on smoking in public places and cited pregnancy risks from maternal smoking. The Tobacco Institute contested links to infant mortality, while data noted 12 to 18 year old girls with regular smoking climbing from 5 to 15 percent and boys from 1.7 to 1R.5 percent since 1968 to 1970.
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Washington
U. S
Jesse Steinfeld
Notarg
Congress
Steinfeld
Yobacco Institute
National Academy of “Sciences
Institute
Horace Borne
Gay
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Szczecin Party Boss Wa laszek Ousted in Baltic Revolt Echo
Warsaw Poles hailed the ouster of Szczecin party boss Antonin Walaszek after rioting on December 17. He was deposed Monday at a local party meeting attended by Jan Szydlak and replaced by Eugeniusz Olubka, deputy chairman of the organization committee in the national central committee.
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Warsaw
UPI
Szczecin
Antonin Walaszek
Baltic
Welaszelk
Jan Szydlak
Poland
Edward Gierek
Pajlish
PAP
Eugeniusz Olubka
Legion Leader Vows Stronger PW Effort
Legion head Alfred Chamie says public opinion will push Hanoi to treat American prisoners of war more humanely and the American Legion will double its efforts this year. He spoke after a 24 day tour of Vietnam, Japan and the Philippines and said pressure will come via letters and petitions to North Vietnamese officials.
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Alfred Chamie
American Legion
Hanoi
U.S
Chamie
Vietnam
Japan
Philippines
Legion
NEA Warns Nixon on Education Aid for 1972
Washington AP Spokesmen for the National Education Association say the Nixon administration may face teacher backlash in 1972 unless public education is upgraded. NEA leaders warn about limited federal help, noting aid to public schools falls to a six year low while states and localities must cover most costs.
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National Education Association
NEA
Belen Bain
Sam Lambert
Lambert
Nixon
Ment
Grants Awarded to Six Iowa Schools
National science foundation grants awarded to six Iowa colleges for student research projects. Students will summer research under scientists in fields like solid waste disposal and air and noise pollution. Coe College Cedar Rapids 6840 four participants Cornell College Mt. Vernon 8240 five Grinnell College Grinnell 4000 three Iowa State University Ames 57090 46 Luther College Decorah 2790 two University of Iowa 23340 17
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Iowa
National Science Foundation
Jack Miller
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa State University
Ames
Luther College At
Decorah
University of Iowa
Heckling of Lodge Provokes Apology and Charges at Stanford
Stanford University faced disruption as two students were charged by the Student Judiciary Council after heckling U.N. envoy Henry Cabot Lodge during a Monday address. Lodge, later speaking to a smaller audience, denounced the disruption as an assault on free speech. Stanford President Richard Lyman promised charges and issued a student body apology from AS Council presidents.
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Calif
Henry Cabot
University
Lodge
United Nations
U.S
U.N
South Vietnam
Paris
Nixon
Vatican
Richard Lyman
Student Judiciary Council
Associated Students Council of Presidents
Exeus
Beaches Closed and Polluted Stocks Rise in U S
The Environmental Protection Agency reports 91 U S beaches closed or polluted. 13 not recommended for bathing. 10 listed as unsatisfactory for use. UPI states this concern reflects water quality issues across multiple sites.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
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