Television Today Recaps 1969-70 Network Picks and Shakeups
Hollywood notes from UPI survey ABC CBS NBC outlines Wednesday and weekend films and series ratings. Highlights include Anouk Aimee in A Mad and a Woman and Georgy Girl with Lynn Redgrave on ABC, Sinatra Jr on CBS, Room 222 strong, Leslie Uggams fading, The Survivors and Bracken's World struggling, Movie of the Week remaining hot, The Over the Hill Gang top 70 markets, Laugh-In under pressure, Keyes resigning amid charges of slant and vulgarity, Night Gallery trilogy and Hathmark Hall of Frame plans announced by Rod Serling.
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Jennings Hosts Film Series The Fabulous Sixties
New York ABC News correspondent Peter Jen Altgs will host a ten part one hour TV special series The Fabulous Sixties distributed by ABC Films. The program surveys the decade 1960 to 1969, highlighting major events, personalities, arts, show business trends, and social achievements with a mix of mainstream and off beat stories.
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Movy Names and Survivors Spotlighted in Court Case
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions movy related names and a survivor, with references to a court case and an individual named Evel Tantent. It lists numbers and locations such as 12508 and Lewes, hinting at a legal notice or witness details within a regional report.
For Better Health Heating Systems Do Dry Out Air By De
Advice on winter air dryness explains heating systems dry indoor air and the risk to mucous membranes. It recommends humidification, regular cleaning, and avoiding spread of illness through proper hygiene and cleanliness. Automatic humidifiers are suggested for households with respiratory issues.
Big Russian Greeting to Top Czechs
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