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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
12
The readable TV guide fragment lists programs and times for Friday July 6 across channels with shows such as United States classics, sport events, and late night movies. It includes Knot Hole Gang The Brady Bunch Tonight Show and other titles, but many entries are partially readable.
Readable program listing shows a full Saturday lineup with cartoons like Bugs Bunny Road Runner The Pink Panther Show and The Osmonds plus live action favorites such as Batman and Star Trek. Highlights include baseball White Sox vs Cubs and Cubs vs Padres late night news and sports wrap ups.
The passenger pigeon reached numbers between one and two billion before collapsing due to disease, habitat loss, and heavy hunting. The species died out in 1914 when the last specimen perished at the Cincinnati Zoo, marking a swift, man driven decline.
In Los Angeles the City Council dropped a censure bid against actress Jane Fonda after voting 9 to 3 that it lacked authority to proceed. Fonda said her remarks about returning Vietnam prisoners were partly taken out of context. In Salem Oregon Governor Tom McCall signed a bill banning smoking at public meetings of state bodies.
On June 18 1815 Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium by British forces under the Duke of Wellington, marking a decisive end to his rule and a turning point in European history.
In letters to Dick Kleiner readers ask about Liza Minelli and Peter Sellers engagement, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton rumors, and Grace Kelly acting again. Kleiner confirms some reports are true, notes actors are fallible, and suggests occasional TV or film projects may occur without certainty.
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