Television Listings and Time Slots Across Regions
Listing fragment shows Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa and surrounding markets with channel lineups, program blocks, cartoons, westerns, movies, news weather sports and special features. Includes cross references to KCRG WMT KWWL WHBF WOC WKET KROG and networks along with movie titles and game broadcasts.
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Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
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Waterloo
KTVO
Ottumwa
Emmy fiasco prompts upheaval over TV awards system
Hollywood and New York critics condemn the Emmys as a debacle exposing flaws in the awards process. CBS ABC and NBC executives consider future participation while Sinatra and Rickles spark a rare beacon of goodwill amid the controversy.
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UPI
Frank Sinatra
Don Rickles
NBC
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TV Guide
Kennedy McCarthy to Debate Saturday in San Francisco
Sen Rob ert Kennedy and Sen Eugene McCarthy will debate Saturday night in a nationally televised ABC program from KGO-TV San Francisco at 8 30 p m Iowa time They will answer questions from three ABC reporters with no direct cross questioning Kennedy urged action on jobs education and housing to address urban rioting and warned against repressive laws while stressing swift law enforcement to curb violence.
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New York
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
California
ABC
Kgo-Tv
San Francisco
Iowa
Humphrey
Frank Reynolds
Bill Lawrence
Bob Clark
Washington
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Survey Finds Most Family Doctors Do Not Smoke Cigarettes
Kansas City AP report says nearly 80 percent of 2,100 responding family doctors do not smoke. Of former smokers 40 percent quit in the last five years. 2 of 10 still smoke, and 3 of 10 say their wives smoke. Forty percent of smoking physicians advise patients not to smoke.
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Kansas City
American Academy of General Practice
National Medical Asociation
Academy
Equal Time Denied for Hunger in America Reply
The president of the Columbia Broadcasting System denied Agriculture Secretary Freeman’s request for equal time to respond to the news program Hunger in America. The decision was announced Wednesday night in New York.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Agriculture
Freeman
America
President Accepts Six Billion Dollar Spending Slash
President Johnson announced at a national news conference that he will accept a six billion dollar spending cut in exchange for congressional approval of a 10 percent income tax surcharge. He urged prompt action linking the measure to extensions of excise taxes, while noting the House's reluctance to accept only four billion in cuts. The president said the tax increase is urgent and must be approved soon. He signaled no Vietnam cuts and promised a special message on extending voting rights to 18-year-olds. He also addressed the anti crime bill and urged conferees to resolve differences between the House and Senate. He commented on French stability, expressing regret over the French people’s problems.
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Johnson
House
Congress
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LBJ Announces Reassignments of Army Generals
President Johnson named Lt. Gen. Bruce Palmer Jr. to full general and vice chief of staff amid reshuffles. Gen. Ralph Haines Jr. moves from vice chief to commander in chief of the U S Army in the Pacific, replacing retiring Gen. Dwight Beach as Westmoreland shifts to army chief of staff.
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William Westmoreland
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Arias Declared Panama Winner After Election Clash
Arnulfo Arias was declared Panama’s winner of the May 12 ballot by the national election board, with 41,545 more votes than rival David Samudio. Samudio disputed the tally claiming force by the guard. another electoral tribunal voided the board count.
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Arnulfo Arias
David Samudio
Arias
National Guard
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National Election Board
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Gasoline theft arrests amid Paris fuel scarcity
Paris police announce the arrest of 39 gasoline thieves during a period of fuel shortage. In other news Henry Cabot Lodge visits Berlin as American ambassador and reaffirms U.S. commitment to the city.
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Henry Cabiot Lodge
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