Television Today notes on CBS NBC and ABC program battles
Hollywood notes in brief on Bob Hope and Dick Cavett on ABC PVL shows. NBCs Seavaged and CBSs Cannon top overnight ratings as Love Story stars on ABC Sunday movie. Madigan debuts to solid numbers, Lynde show climbs, Spitz signs with William Morris, Carson marks tenth Tonight tenure with tributes, Beatles segment, Wings appearance hinted, Russell comedy on Tonight, Bonanza stars health and death updates.
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Surgeons Urge Federal Regulation of Snowmobiles
Houston AP report says a national convention of oral surgeons urged federal safety regulation of snowmobiles. The group endorsed action by the National Transportation Safety Board to identify hazards after a Marshfield clinic study showing winter trauma rising. The study found many riders under a year of experience and some under ten years old, calling for helmet use, stronger head shields, better headlights, driver education, and safer trails to reduce injuries. Also noted is Cmdr Denis R. Weichmann returning from a Southeast Asia combat flight mission.
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British Begin Airlift of Asians From Uganda
Asians expelled from Uganda prepare for evacuation to Britain with up to 20000 refugees targeted this week. Entry vouchers issued rapidly in Kampala for those holding British passports as President Amin orders departure by November 7. Over 500 arriving in Britain over the weekend report fear and uncertainty amid a tense border situation and stalled clearance efforts.
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Bus Wreck Kills 14 in Japan Alps Crash
A bus carrying 70 passengers plunged from a mountain road in the Japan Alps, killing 14 and injuring dozens. Police said the crowded vehicle left the road and fell into a river below, amid a western Japan mountain pass on Saturday.
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