Nicholas the scuba diver photographer shows off unique zeal
Charles A. Nicholas Jr. known as Memphis Publishing Co. chief photographer blends sport and work. The 43 year old father of two trunks deep for scuba dives in Arkansas lakes with 60 pounds of gear, stressing safety and lifelong learning. He began in 1964 in Destin, Florida, and compares gear to golf clubs. He and his sons now own multiple complete sets.
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U.S
Charles A. Bond
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Charles A. Nicholas Jr
Memphis Publishing Co
Nicholas
Arkansas
Nick
Mid- America
Destin
Fla
Greers Ferry Lake
Ark
British Driver Killed In Le Mans 24 Hour Race
British driver J Woolfe died after his Porsche crashed into Chris Amon's Ferrari at Le Mans soon after the start. Amon and Woolfe's co driver were unhurt. Woolfe was airlifted to a hospital where he died.
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LE Mans
France
J. Woolfe
Woolfe
Porsche
Chris Among
White House Corner
Among
Amon
Ferrari
Phillies shell Cardinals as Jim Eason throws no hitter
In a Friday game cut short after two and a half innings, Jim Eason pitched a no hitter guiding the Phillies to a 16-0 win over the Cardinals. Phillies hitters Berry Eason Johnson Bolkenstyn and Hardison each singled. Standings show Phillies 73, Cardinals 71, Giants 6, Dodgers 5.
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Southern Association Phillies
Cardinals
Jim Eason
Phillies
Jim Berry
Jimmy Eason
Ken Johnson
Tony Bolkenstyn
Nickie Hardison
Giants
Alvis Payne
Rusty Conway
Mark Joplin
Jeff Reed
Richard Anderson
Marks Lanham
Darrell Johnson
Bobby Felton
Curtis Lowe
Dodgers
Charles Beebe
Rusty Favor
Robert Sims
David Smotherman
Ricky Smith
Kenneth Frith
Ricky Mills
Texas Coach Knew What He Was Doing
Texas coach Cliff Gustafson defended starting freshman Burt Hooten at the College World Series, praising his maturity and skill as he led the Longhorns to a 4-0 win over Arizona State. Hooten improved to 11-0, with plans for Monday’s game against Tulsa and potential rotation changes with James Street.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Arizona State Wildcats
Texas
Cliff Gustafson
Burt Hooten
Longhorns
Gustafson
Hooten
Arizona State
Tulsa Hurricane
Antona State
Wildcats
Dallas Truckers
James Street
Street
Dick Green Triumphs From Run Of Bad Luck To A’s Pennant Bid
The profile follows Dick Green once a third-string catcher who quit on himself, now a .300 hitting second baseman for the Oakland Athletics in a pennant chase. It traces his rise from four years in the minors to KC stardom, midcareer turmoil, and a decisive late surge including a ninth inning three run homer. Green’s story frames resilience amid owner-manager battles and roster upheaval.
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Dick Green
Oakland Athletics
Rapid City
S.D
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Mt Rushmore
Green
Kansas City
Alvin Dark
Hank Bauer
Bobby Richardson
Charles O. Finley
K.C
Ken Harrelson
Findley
Harrelson
Red Sox
John Donaldson
Donaldson
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Betty Conaway Advances in West Texas Golf Tour
Weather dampens rough Amarillo Country Club course as Betty Conaway defeats H L Griffin one up on nine to reach Saturday play. Nelda Cordell falls in fourth flight consolation to Heath Nuckolls, 4 2, while Conaway set to face Mary K Shea in the eighth flight consolation bracket.
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Childress
West Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Nelda
Rowden) Cordell
Heath Nuckolls
Betty Conaway
H. L. Griffin
Mary K. Shea
Houston Lamar and Taylor State Baseball Champs
Houston Lamar and Taylor high schools claimed state baseball titles at the final day of the tournament. Lamar won 1-0 on Alan Alexander's 380 foot triple for the only run, while Taylor blanked Andrews 3-0 to take the AAA crown. Arlington Heights and Brenham also won consolation games. Chris Short of the Phillies was sidelined after back surgery.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Houston
Lamar
Taylor High
Alan Alexander
Alexander
Midland Lee
Lee
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Paul Wooten
Johnny Partin
San Antonio Houston
Wooten
Partin
Taylor
Tommy Oliphant
Andrews
Sterling Wood
Brenham
Burleson
Otto Kemper
Zane Grubbs
Grubbs
TV Schedule Snapshot for Sunday June 15 1969
A dense timetable listing channel lineups KVII KFOX KAUZ KGNC and KGNC networks with daily programs from morning to late night including news religious shows westerns dramas sports and a movie. Programs feature The Jetsons Lassie Bonanza Ed Sullivan Hee Haw Mission Impossible and Sunday matinee films among others.
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Wilburn Bros
Land of the Giants
F.B
Bunny Lake
ABC News
Starlite
Lisbon
KFOX
Wills Family
Oral Roberts
First Baptist Church
LeFevers
Face the Nation
the Jetsons
Rmteur
21St Century
Tri-State
Kauz TV
Gentle Ben
Hee Haw
CBS News
Reasoner
Television Schedule Card For KFDX and KFDA
A dense daily lineup shows KFDX Channel 3 and Channel 5 listing continuous programming from 6:30 am to 5:00 pm, including news hourly, daytime serials such as Days of Our Lives The Guiding Light The Edge of Night, game shows, cartoons, and prime time features. Local anchors and network news appear throughout.
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KFDX
RFD
NBC Huntley-Brinkley
NBC News
Newswatch
Bill Harkins
Another World
Douglas
Huntley-Brinkley News
KFDA
CBS News
Mr. Ed
Andy of Mayberry
Linkletter
Paul Harvey
McHales
the Lucy Show
Walter Cronkite
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Sportrait
Jackson
Cincinnati
al Jackson
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
GENT
Dallas
Pete Gent
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Cowboys
Chicago Lpl
Jesse Owens
Vextec
Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Tony Gonzalez
San Diego Padres
Walt Hriniak
van Kelly
Andy Finlay
Gonzalez
Berkow
Ira Berkow
NEA
New York
Childress Riding Club
Rodeo Arena
Hamlin
Plainview
State Farm Life
Earl Harwell Childress
Dial
Stave Saem
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illinois
Nelda Cordell
Childress High School
Southeastern State College
Durant
Okla
Charlie Johnston
Kenneth West
Freddy Buck
West
Harold Fuller
Johnston
Buck
D. C. Buck
Houston Lamar
Short
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Philadelphia Phillies
Temple University Hospital
Television Guide
Mooney Electronics
LEMIT
Main Street
Jimmy & Russell Harman
Automotive Distributors
Childress, Texas
Delco
Gates
Walker
Johnson Out Board
Childress Auto Supply
KVII
Modern Education
the Christophers
the Answer
Dudley Do Right
Linus the Lion Hearted
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Zoorama
My Friend Flicka
Directions
Showcase
Langhorne
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Favorite Hymns
Playhouse Three
The
Seracen Blade
Meet the Press
Astro Baseball
St. Louis
Travelogue
the Vine
Sugarfoot
Frank McGee
Tony
Huck Finn
KGNC
Herald of Truth
Encounter
Glory Road
Captain Mephisto
Fairview Floral Co
Kgnc TV
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Love of Life
Search For Tomorrow
News & Weather
Weather
Kvii TV
Tuggie
Farm
Hazel
Margaret Logan
General Hospital
Cablecom General, Inc
Commerce
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