Television Today: TV Highlights With CBS NBC PBS and More
TV Today notes Ups and CBS NBC PBS schedules, including In Cold Blood adaptation on CBS, Yellow Submarine on CBS, Throne of Blood on Playhouse New York, Death of a Salesman rerun, The Electric Company second season, Laugh-In additions, Winesburg Ohio adaptation, Orpheus in Hell on PBS and George Plimpton on Talking with a Giant.
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World Series games highlighted for weekend NBC coverage
NBC will air the World Series games at noon on Saturday and Sunday with a half hour pre and post game show. ABC adds Arkansas Texas football to Saturday schedule with a noon start. ABC also features That Certain Summer on November 2 starring Hal Holbrook as a man grappling with his homosexuality and family life.
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A fragmentary note mentions a huddle and refers to a TEA cat a sii sb Megaverp Pol oman. The readable text hints at a gathering or meeting context but lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions to confirm details.
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Americans Arrested in Philippines Over Propaganda Activities
Three Americans Douglas Sorenson Eugene Parker and Bart Lubow were detained in the Philippines on charges tied to possession production and circulation of Communist and government documents. Parker and Lubow were seized in Olongapo City Sorenson in Angeles City while an embassy official noted limited access to the detainees.
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California AFL CIO Bows To Meany Order
California AFL CIO delegates pledge loyalty to national leader George Meany while withdrawing a resolution calling for Nixon's defeat. The statement retains criticism of the Nixon administration but drops the call to unseat the president as urged by Meany. The scene featured Henning protesting loudly as Meany pressed for the alignment.
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Assault Charge Is Filed Against CLR Man 24
Earl Ballou, 44, of 135 Janice Drive NW, is in fair condition at St Luke s hospital after a skull fracture from an early Sunday incident. Gary Oliver, 24, of 812 Fifteenth Avenue SW, is jailed on $2,500 bond on an assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm charge related to the same event, police said. Oliver tried to break up a fight in front of a restaurant at 836 First Avenue NE when Ballou and an unidentified man fought and Ballou was injured.
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Reward for Hijack Ransom Authorized by Northwest Airlines
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Northwest Airlines president authorized a finders fee for returning all or part of the $200,000 ransom paid after a hijacking. A $25,000 reward was set for the entire amount, with a percentage paid for any portion recovered, by the airline.
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Nine Blacks Sentenced in Rlotting Cases Across Cities
BURGAW North Carolina AP report notes nine Black defendants were sentenced after convictions tied to arson and conspiracy. The cases spanned Portland Seattle Wilmington and involved racial disorder charges. A passenger identified as D B Cooper allegedly assumed control of a Northwest Airlines flight amid demands for ransoms and a hefty payout in twenty dollar bills.
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Bombing at Sagami depot touches Tokyo area
Four radical students threw gasoline bombs inside the U S army supply depot near Tokyo on Friday. No damage or injuries were reported. Police said Ben Chavis, 24, faced potential sentences up to 29 years for argon and 45 years for conspiracy assault.
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Nixon Signs Measures on Eagles FHA Powers Enacted
President Nixon signed a bill granting the secretary power to enforce the prohibition on shooting eagles wolves or other wildlife from aircraft and to enter agreements with federal agencies or states for enforcement. The act also lets prosecutors decide forfeiture of equipment used in hunting. Nixon also signed a stopgap bill extending federal housing programs to June 30 1973 and expanding public housing and urban renewal funding.
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Detergent Makers Agree to Phosphate Labeling Plan
Washington AP FTC says three major detergent makers representing 89 percent of the industry will voluntarily adopt a uniform phosphorus content labeling system. Robert Pitofsky notes the agency is pausing a broader labeling proposal, citing insufficient evidence on water pollution impact. Lever Brothers Colgate Palmolive and Procter and Gamble indicated willingness to comply. Smaller firms expected to cooperate, no firm word yet.
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Ohio Candidate Leads Dog's Life
Youngstown Ohio AP report says Republican city councilman William Shranko faces dog attacks while campaigning door to door for the Ohio house seat since June. His Democratic opponent Thomas Gilmartin has not filed dog complaint records. The district is predominantly Democratic.
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