CBS TV axes Leslie Uggams show as Campbell hour shifts
Uggams series canceled with air date next month and replacement by Glen Campbell musical hour on CBS Sunday. Campbell show rises to No. 16 while Bonanza remains strong. Hee Haw to replace Campbell's Wednesday slot. CBS also drops The Good Guys with Tim Conway to debut new half hour with Conway. CBS Monday lineup tops ratings with Gunsmoke Ball and Burnett among others.
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Music Scene shrinks Monday night host to single figure
The permanent host group for ABCs Music Scene on Monday nights is reduced from six to one. Co-producer Ken Fritz and Stan Harris explain limited time for sketches prevented developing six distinct personalities, leaving David Steinberg as the regular host with charting stars and a guest host each show.
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Television Listings Chronicle for Cedar Rapids and Nearby
Local TV guide fragment lists channel lineups for Cedar Rapids and surrounding markets. Includes station numbers KCRG WMT KWWL KTVO WHBF WOC WKBT KROC WHO with news weather and sports blocks and a mix of classic shows and late night airings.
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Nixon eyes first 200 billion dollar federal budget
A UPI report says the Nixon administration plans a January request to Congress for the first $200 billion federal budget. Officials warn the deficit will be hard to avoid with revenue projections shrinking after tax surcharges lapse.
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Japan Greets Apollo 11 Astronauts in Tokyo
In Tokyo Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins were greeted by vast crowds as 120000 spectators lined the motorcade route. Hirohito received the trio at the imperial palace for a half hour audience, asking questions about the moon landing.
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Moon Formed From Earth After Core Separation, NASA Scientist Claims
Dr. John O Keefe of NASA told a Northern Illinois University lecture that lunar soil analysis supports the moon being a part of the earth. He noted metal distributions and heat indicators favoring a moon formed by breaking off from the earth after core separation.
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Mosque Fire Trial Hears Suspect Claim Vision From God
Denis Michale Rohan testified in a Jerusalem court that a vision from God promised him he would rule the earth after he set fire to Al Aqsa. The 28 year old defendant claimed he was not in his right mind at the time amid charges of arson and disturbing a holy site in East Jerusalem.
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Wet Iowa fields slow corn and soybean harvest progress
Des Moines AP reports wet field conditions slow harvests in Iowa. Only 30 percent of corn harvested versus 35 a year ago and a 50 percent five year average. Soybeans reached 75 percent while rain halted further gains. Sorghum is 50 percent complete, down from 70 percent last year.
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Kopechne Inquest Lawyers Called in Edgartown
Prospective witnesses in Mary Jo Kopechne inquest summoned to private conference with Judge James Boyle in Edgartown district court. The inquest probes the cause of Kopechne's death in the Chappaquiddick vehicle plunge. The state supreme court ordered the proceedings closed to press and public.
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Regents approve Iowa City land purchase and Black Hawk county land sale
The Iowa state executive council approved requests by the state board of regents to sell 97 of an acre of Black Hawk county land to widen Highway 58 near UNI and to buy two Iowa City lots at 19 and 21 W Court Street from the Bertha Paine trust for $17,000 for UI campus expansion.
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