Television Today The Reliables on CBS NBC and ABC
CBS TV anchors Mondays with Gang Busters and Doris Day and adds Bill Cosby. NBC keeps Thursday night with Flip Wilson Ironside and Dean Martin and revisits Perry Mason era appeal. ABC counts five youth oriented shows The Brady Bunch The Partridge Family Room 222 The Odd Couple and Love American Style.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cbs-Tv
BROW
CBS TV
Miss Day
Bill Cosby
Sinaps
Nbc-Tv
Flip Wilson
Ironside
Dean Martin
Wilson and Martin
Raymond Burt
Wilson
Martin
Abc-Tv
NBCTV
Television Listings Fragment Shows Local Station Schedules
Random jumble of station codes and times appears to list TV channels and a few times such as 12:20 and 1:00. The legible items include KCRG TV and KTYO among others with unclear program names. The text resembles a damaged page fragment of broadcast listings.
Senate Votes to Cut Funds for Subversive Board
The Senate approved 42 to 25 cutting SACB funds for the next fiscal year, saying the Subversive Activities Control Board is costly and ineffective. The board, created in 1950 to identify Communist groups, has faced prior attempts to shut it down and faces reconciliation with a House bill in conference.
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Washington
Senate
Bob
Nixon
William Proxmite
Dwis
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Proximite
Supreme Court
Ervin
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
TET
SACB
House
Ottumwa Honored as Safest Pedestrian City in Iowa
Ottumwa was named the safest city for pedestrians in Iowa by the AAA for 2024 2025 style recognition. The award cited balanced achievement in pedestrian safety and programs with other Iowa cities also honored for long safety records.
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Ottumwa
Davenport
UPI
T ‘Jin
Tawa Division
The
American Automobile ‘ Assn
Association
Dan McCarthy
Motor Club of Town
Iowa
Jefferson
AAA
Perry
Decorah
Algona
Carroll
Independence
Anamosa
Iowa City
Marion
Knoxville
Oelwein
California Relief Program Gets Yawning Reception
California's work or else welfare plan drew a tepid response in Ventura as about 1,000 people lined up. Senator William Proxmire assailed the US military aid program behind the policy, arguing salaries for high ranking officers inflate costs and hinder aid toward the poor. He cited examples abroad and urged deep cuts in military funding.
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Oxnard, Calif
UPS
California
Ronald Reagan
Ted
Ventura
Washington
William Proxmire
U.S
Senate
Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
India
Pakistan
Maly
Portugal
Argentina
West Germany
Brazil
Army
Navy
Air Force
Kentucky Ratifies Women's Equal Rights Amendment
Kentucky becomes the 18th state to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equality for women. The Senate approved the ratification 20 to 18 before adjournment in a week-long special session. the House had passed the joint resolution by a wider margin.
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Frankfort, Sy
Kentucky
U.S
Senate
House
Iowa Prisoner Is Found Guilty of Wounding Guard
Samuel Parras, 58, was convicted in Burlington by a six sixteen member jury of assault with intent to commit murder for stabbing prison guard Joseph Schulte Felt, 29, at Fort Madison last February. Sentencing set for June 2.
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Iowa
Burlington
Fort, Madison
Samuel Parras
J. A. Leary
Parras
Joseph Schulte
Khrushchev
Reward Offered To Clear Greer Of Grocery Robbery
Gene H. Greer 28 says he did not rob the Crown Heights Redbuds Grocery and will pay up to 20000 for information proving his innocence. Greer was convicted last week of the Nov 29 robbery with witnesses identifying him in a blond wig and tinted glasses.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Gene H. Greer
Crown Heights Redbuds
Greer
Hia
Red Cross Talks Set Five Point Plan for Korea Reunions
North and South Korean Red Cross officials reach a five point agenda for future talks on family reunions. The 20th round of preliminary negotiations ends with plans for alternating meetings in Seoul and Pyongyang and hopes for broader dialogues on cultural exchanges sports and a potential political conference toward reunifying Korea.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Red Cross
Seoul
Pyoneyan
Koreas
Amish Workers Exempt From Hard Hat Rule
The U S Labor Department ruled that Amish workers may wear their traditional black felt hats instead of protective hard hats on construction sites. The decision noted religious beliefs take precedence and that following the rule would endanger only the wearers.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Labor Department
Thursiday
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FBI
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Kwwleagit TV
Ieee City
KTYO
Ottur Sway
Rock Inland
WOG
Davanport
WKBT
la Crowe
Jo—Krog
Rochester
Who-Tv
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Pat
Jeannie
EMS
Saannte
Jeanni
Vonne
Tayie
Ender Mayle Brawlepace
Sheen Rean
Jlizoo
Hee Ay
Kong
ApHcuTore
Eurbiee
Pede
Cianerrotiers
Phantom
Wales
Zaehink Panther Shackson
Tony Ut
Hyts Ewe
Renaht
Eae
Fide
Death Valley
Isa - Wert
Ss Ieeat
Fiabe
Ruth Sicey
Srif
Ite
Cde
Hewes
Wizard Inny Wiest
Spe
Wizara
Wiest
Toe
Witart
Weathermen
Black Panthers
Community Work Experiment Program
CWEP
Tor
iKentucky
Women’s Amendment
Syamluigs
Dolly Leeds
Price Electric & Hardware
A.e
Cedar Rapids
Motorola
TV & Records
7Th Ave
Owen Fri
Daron Sone
Tad We
Pebble Beach Golf Links
IATYL
Dee Gut
NCA Tvs
Radio 1600
Julio
Jimmy Castor Bunch
Wayne Newton
Mouth
MacNeal
Love Unlimited
Billy Preston
Bill Withers
Staple
Neil Diamond
Sammy Davis
J. Eagles
the Gallery
Cher
Cornelius Brothers
Looking Glass
Carpenters
Vigrass and Osborne
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Nilsson
Beverly Bremers
Robert Flack
D. Hathaway Bread
Dannie Osmond
Fredrick Knight
Moody Blues
the Hollies
David Cassidy
Paul Simon
Harry Chapin
Stylistics
Fifth Dimension
Korg Radio
KORG
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