Television Today Highlights CBS NBC PBS Air Dates
TV notes preview upcoming broadcasts including In Cold Blood on CBS Nov 16 Chitty Bang Bang with Van Dyke and Howes on Thanksgiving Nov 23 Yellow Submarine CBS Oct 29 My Fair Lady movie NBC next season Woodstock CBS this season Throne of Blood on Playhouse New York Oct 28 Today NBC dedicates program to prisoners of war Death of a Salesman rerun on CBS Apr 12 Electric Company starts second season on PBS Laugh-In loses ratings PBS Hollywood Theater Winesburg Ohio adaptation March 5 Orpheus in Hell on PBS International Performance Talking with a Giant NBC Saturday series Plimpton appearance on air NBC Bold Ones intern ex girlfriend tale Oct 31.
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George Segal
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NBC to carry potential World Series games at noon on Saturday
If World Series contests extend to Saturday and Sunday, NBC will air them at noon with a pre game half hour. ABC adds Arkansas Texas football to Saturday night lineup with an 8 p m start.
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ABC
TV Movie Week Spotlights Hidden Homosexuality Themes
ABC-TV previews That Certain Summer a 90 minute teleplay about a divorced father explaining his life style to his 14 year old son reflecting on acceptance and sensationalism. An All in the Family episode depicts a daughter and son in law revealing a pen pal ad leads to awkward swinger visit.
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Hal Holbrook
Holbrook
Bunker
Television Listings for Davenport La Crosse Rochester and More
Television listings show a grid of local stations including WOC in Davenport WKBT in La Crosse KROC in Rochester WHO in Des Moines KDUB in Dubuque and Wild Wild West. The schedule covers News Weather Sports and various program blocks including Hee Haw Lucy and The Jeffersons Family Feud and Nashville Music.
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la Crosse
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WHO
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Americans Arrested in Philippines for Propaganda Activities
Philippines authorities arrested three American men in Olongapo City and Angeles City on charges of possession production and circulation of Communist and anti government documents. Douglas Sorenson Eugene Parker and Bart Lubow are linked to the National Lawyers Guild and Pacific News Service. An embassy official said Parker and Lubow worked for the Pacific News Service and Sorenson is an attorney with the Lawyers Guild. The men were held at Camp Olivas and will be transferred to Camp Crane for questioning. An airman Sgt Charles Cooley was arrested in Angeles City for possession of firearms.
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Charles Cooley
U. S
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California Bows To Meany Order Over Nixon Resolution
California AFL-CIO withdrew a Sept 8 resolution calling for Nixon's defeat after national AFL-CIO President George Meany ordered conformity. Delegates adopted a revised statement criticizing the Nixon administration without a call to defeat Nixon. John F. Henning threatened the move could push the labor body toward trusteeship.
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Assault Charge Is Filed Against C R Man 24
Earl Ballou, 43, of 135 Janice drive NW, was in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital after a skull fracture from a Friday incident. Gary Oliver, 24, of 812 Fifteenth avenue SW, held on $2,500 bond for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury after trying to break up a restaurant fight at 836 First avenue NE. he intervened in Ballou's brawl with an unidentified man.
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Fifteenth Avenue
Oliver
First Avenue NE
Ballou
Reward Offered for Hijack Ransom Leads
Northwest Airlines president Donald Nyrop authorized a finder's fee of 25,000 for the full 200,000 ransom or 15 percent of any recovered portion. The hijacking on November 24 involved a passenger who identified as D B Cooper, taking control of a Northwest plane from Portland to Seattle and demanding the ransom in twenty dollar bills.
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Bomb U.S. Depot Near Tokyo. No Damage or Injuries
Four radical students threw gasoline bombs inside the Sagamihara supply depot near Tokyo on Friday. Police reported no damage or injuries from the incident.
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U.S. Army
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Nixon Signs Measures on Eagles FHA
President Nixon signed two bills expanding wildlife enforcement and extending federal housing programs. The wildlife act empowers the interior secretary to regulate and partner with agencies to deter illegal hunting from aircraft and to empower game agents with police powers. The housing measure extends FHA programs to June 30, 1973, raises annual public housing contracts by 150 million and urban renewal grants by 250 million.
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Blacks Receive Long Sentences in Rioting
In Burgaw North Carolina nine Black defendants were sentenced to at least 20 years each on arson and conspiracy charges linked to Wilmington racial disorders last year. Ben Chavis, 24, received 25 to 29 years for arson and 4 to 5 years for conspiracy to assault firemen and other emergency personnel.
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Want Ads Seek Sellers for Items You Want
Classified note directs readers to dial 398 8234 to find sellers for items they seek. concise public notice style reflects a local newspaper want ad brief.
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Detergent Makers Agree to Phosphate Labeling Plan
The FTC announced that three major detergent makers Lever Brothers Colgate Palmolive and Procter and Gamble representing 89 percent of the industry will adopt a voluntary uniform labeling plan for phosphate content. The agency paused its proposed labeling rule but keeps the record open and will seek further data on phosphate impact.
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D-Wis
Pitofsky
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Lever Brothers Co
Colgate- Palmolive
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Ohio Candidate Leads Dog's Life in Ohio Campaign
Youngstown politician William Shranko, a Republican city councilman, reports being bitten 19 times since door to door campaigning began last June for the Ohio house. He says dogs sneak up, rub his leg and grab him as he leaves. His Democratic opponent, Thomas Gilmartin, has not filed complaints about dogs. The district is predominantly Democratic.
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William Shranko
Ohio House
Shranko
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