Television Log Overload Sets Daily Screen Schedule
A dense OCR style TV log lists day parts with times and programs across networks. It mixes shows from Andy Griffith to Perry Mason and news reels, reflecting a sprawling 1960s to 1980s broadcast lineup.
Best Bets Thursday and Friday Movie Lineup
The schedule lists films for Thursday and Friday with titles such as Harper and The Law and Jake Wade starring Paul Newman Lauren Bacall Richard Widmark Robert Taylor and others. Showtimes include 8 p.m. 10 50 p.m. and 12 05 p.m. for Thursday and 3 15 p.m. 3 30 p.m. and 4 p.m. for Friday.
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Harper
Paul Newman
Lauren Bacall
the Law
Jake Wade
Richard Widmark
Robert Taylor
Gleason's New House Has Bath Five Bars
MIAMI Jackie Gleason, after celebrating his 56th birthday, tours his new 14 room house featuring one bedroom and five bars including a sunken bar with locking stools. He also shows a motorized circular bed and views a man made lake. The item notes other entertainment figures and events in Miami Beach and Inverrary.
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Miami
Jackie Gleason
Jackie
Queen Sees Shrunken Heads As Queen Visits Malaysia
Queen Elizabeth II viewed shrunken heads at Sarawak Museum during a six hour Kuching visit. Jackie Gleason remarks on leisure time and profits from a golf tournament while President Nixon allegedly records a hole in one. The royal party faced rain as they greeted locals and toured exhibits.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Elizabeth II
Jackie Gleason
Jackie
Beverly McKittrick
Florida
Joe
Nixon
Bel-Air
Cal
Bebe Rebozo
Sarawak
Malaysian Borneo
Anne
Prince Philip
Brooke
Abdul Rahman Yakub
Volunteer Army Costs Rise as U.S. Aims for All-Volunteer Force
Washington reports the United States is moving toward an all-volunteer military with the draft shrinking to about 50 000 this year and manpower peaking around 2 358 000 by mid 1973. Officials cite costs at least 12 billion higher than before Vietnam, inflation and pay boosts, while some officers argue the draft remains essential to spur volunteering.
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Washington
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
National Guard
Nixon
Celebrity Gossips and Showbiz Moves Across Europe
Reputable star Raquel Welch joined Liz Taylor at a Budapest birthday party while Dick Shawn heads to England for a $50 weekly repertory stint. Vivat! Vivat Regina! profits climbed for backers in six weeks. Bobby Darin eyes Cavett Frost and Carson TV spots within a week. Gina Lollobrigida declines Al-Mounia visit citing weight goals. Zero Mostel debuts caviar on oysters at Luchow’s for $13. Kipness and Kasha sign for Applause productions in six countries including Spain and Czechoslovakia.
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Raquel Welch
Liz Taylor
Budapest
Dick Shawn
England
Regina
Bobby Darin
Cavett
Frost
Carson
Gina Lollobrigida
Al-Mounia
Zero Mostel
Luchow’s
Joe Kipness
Larry Kasha
Spain
Czechoslovakia
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Flip Wilson
Me and the Chimp
Alias Smith and Jones
My Three Sons
Ironside
Longstreet
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
World Press Review
David Little John
Judd
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Kick Cavett
Dick Cavett
Living World
Crossroads
Country Boy
Eddie
Count Journal
Nashville
Real McCoys
Sonny Sims
Jesus
Captain Kangaroo
Bargain Rae
Dinah Shore
Virginia Graham
Lucille Ball
Electric Company
Big Valley
Barbara
Lucille Rivers
Joyce Brothers
All My Children
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Jake
Wade
Virginian
Gilligan’s Island
Sky Commando
Petticoat Junction
Decatur Daily
DIAL
Athens
Bette Davis
Karl Malden
Dan Duryea
Frances Gifford
Paintrsgaue
Aig
Glidden
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Spred
Gleason
Bath
Arthur Godfrey
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Miami Beach
Robert Goulet
London
Lerner & Loewe
Stanley Donen
Xaviera Hollander
al Capp
Clifford Irving
Irving
Inverrary Country Club
CBS TV
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Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
J. B. Fuqua
Atlanta
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Westgate
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