Television lineup and program notes for evening schedule
The page lists the 46:00 PM schedule with news and a range of shows. Notable items include Gunsmoke with a dramatic plot, To Tell the Truth, Hollywood Squares, Treasure Hunt, Let's Make a Deal, Truth or Consequences, and films Doctors Wives and Torch Song. Also features The Ed McMahon guest on Here's Lucy and Johnny Carson with Shecky Greene. Pro football Falcons vs Lions and Turning Points about Winston County Alabama are noted.
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Diana Diana
Lucy
Ed McMahon
Richard Crenna
Gene Hackman
Janice Rule
Dyan Cannon
Carroll O’connor
Falcons
Detroit Lions
Dick van Dyke
Prestons
Norman Mailer
Aauere Monroe
Medical
Joan Crawford
Michael Wilding
Gig Young
Johnny Carson
Shecky Greene
Sonny and Cher
Tennessee Football Highlights and TV Listings
A compact TV guide style snippet notes Tennessee football highlights with a focus on a Tennessee vs Auburn game and also lists programs including Judo for the Defense and Johnny Carson with guest Shecky Greene. It mentions Death Valley Days Midnight and a general news heading.
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Tennessee
Johnny Carson
Shecky Greene
TV Schedule Highlights From Decatur Daily
Readers receive a detailed Central Daylight Time schedule featuring daytime and evening programs. Notable items include movies such as Return From the Past and Dead Ringer, news segments, game shows, soap operas like General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, and family programs across stations with multiple hosts and guests.
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Decatur Daily
Spending Bill Faces Senate Action and Nixon Veto Prospects
The Senate Appropriations Committee takes up the large domestic spending bill for Health Education and Welfare and Labor amid a history of presidential vetoes. Nixon has vetoed five times with only one override, and while the House differed on totals the Senate may raise the funding. The week features debate on a $21 billion military procurement bill and a foreign aid measure, with other fiscal actions and budget-control efforts unfolding as Congress works toward November.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Ways and Means
Russia
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin—r Sessions
Calendar of Local Meetings and Events
Calendar items list meetings for Decatur Basketball Officials Association Cotaco PTA Bethany Church women and Grace Dailey Huntsville Rising Sun Lodge TOPS AL 128 Falkville HS PTA Loblolly Garden Club Albany Heritage Society fashion show proceeds benefit Mental Health Association American Postal Workers Union auxiliary Priceville Homemakers Altrusa Brookhaven Middle School PTA Friendship Club Pilot Club Morgan County League of Women Voters Decatur Mothers Club with dates and locations across the week.
Pic N Pay Executive Buried
Charlotte N C William B Segal 52 executive vice president and director of operations for Pig N Pay Shoes Inc died here Thursday funeral services were here Sunday
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Charlotte
N.C
William B. Segal
Pig’ ’N Pay Shoes, Inc
Meir urges Austria to revive transit of Soviet Jews
Prime Minister Golda Meir told about 2,500 French Jewish listeners in Strasbourg that Israel still hopes Austria will rescind its suspension of large scale transit of Soviet Jews through Vienna. She thanked Austria for past help and said the decision might be temporary or based on a misunderstanding. Meanwhile in New Brunswick a Hungarian church ceremony drew over 5,000 attendees as the elderly prelate blessed St. Ladislaus Church amid a restored interior.
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France
Nyt
Golda Meir
Israel
Austria
Vienna
New Brunswick
Hungary
St. Ladislaus
Mary C. O’brien
Ardmore
Scotland
Federal panel urges small police forces to merge
A Law Enforcement Assistance Administration task force urges consolidation of departments with fewer than 10 officers to boost efficiency. The move, backed by Nassau County DA William Cahn and ex Kansas City police chief Clarence Kelley, faces local and state opposition. The recommendation comes from the National Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals.
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Washington
Nyt
The
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National Commission On Criminal Justice
William Cahn
Nassau County
Clarence» M Kelley
Kansas City, Mo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cardinal Mindszenty in Exile Feuds with Hungarian Regime
New Brunswick New Jersey reports Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungary's 61 year old primate in exile, remains a lifelong opponent of the communist regime as tensions persist.
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New Brunswick, N.J
Nyt
Jozset Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Bears Clash as Interior and Fund Spar Over Yellowstone Grizzly
The Interior Department and the Fund for Animals clash over grizzly bear treatment in Yellowstone National Park. The fund accuses policies of driving extinction and suppressing a supporting report, while Interior denies the charges as a scientific dispute.
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Washington
Nyt
Department of the Interior
Fund For Animals, Inc
Hughes Testimony Details Hughes Political Influence Drive
Sworn depositions in a federal case reveal Howard Hughes directed large sums to politicians including President Nixon to gain influence. Robert A. Mahen, a former Hughes employee, alleges his libel suit seeking 17.3 million dollars hinges on damages to his reputation.
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Los Angeles
Nyt
Howard R. Hughes
Nixon
Robert A. Mahen
Hughes
Mahen
Task Force To Study Maryland Bid Laws
Maryland governor named a 14 member task force to review non bid consultant contracts and propose changes by December 1 to curb abuses amid a federal probe into Agnew era kickbacks. The panel addresses statewide engineering and architectural contracts as a grand jury probes involve eight firms and Dale Anderson faces bribery counts.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
Agnew
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Maheu countersuit seeks 4.46 million in mismanagement claim
In a telephone news conference Maheu accused his former aide of stealing him blind. Maheu faces a countersuit demanding 4,458,474 alleging mismanagement of Hughes's property and improper use of his position. Nixon contributions have circulated in fragments, but Maheu’s account provides new participant details.
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Maheu
Hughes
Nixon
Russian Deficit Exceeds Export Earnings by 1980
Oxford economist Michael Kaser warns the Soviet Union could owe about 29 billion dollars in foreign debt by 1980 with interest payments potentially consuming half of export earnings. He notes a 1980s deficit arising from emergency wheat purchases and a sharp rise in hard currency trade shortfalls.
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London
NYT
Oxford University
Soviet Union
Michael Kaser
St. Anthony's College
Jobs Cut In Chile Under Military Rule
New York experts said many thousands of Chileans may seek or be forced to leave the country as the military junta replaces all university rectors with military appointees and ends university autonomy. The efforts aim to place intellectuals abroad due to political pressures and hostility toward leftist and Marxist ideas.
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New York
Chile
Hiked Tuition Urged
Washington researchers from a major business group pressed for higher tuition in higher education policy. The note signals possible shifts in funding discussions as policymakers weigh student costs and university finances.
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Washington
Mandel Raises Over 900000 In Campaign Funds And Task Force Named
Democrat Mandel collected more than 900000 in campaign contributions from a recent dinner fundraiser and plans to return 40000 tied to consultants doing state business. Governor appoints Dr Abel Wolman to head a state task force to design an equitable and robust contracting model.
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Deik
Mandel
Abel Wolman
Johns Hopkins University
Wolman
Committee endorses targeted aid for higher education costs
A committee for economic development urges concentrating subsidies on students with greatest need as public colleges raise undergraduate tuition. The report notes financial pressure on the middle class and calls for public support to help private colleges survive amid cost squeezes and enrollment dips.
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Committee For Economic Development
Education Change for Older and Working Adults Urged
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education says the current post high school system mainly serves a small middle class and neglects education needs of older workers, part time workers, retirees, and homemakers. It argues four year college may not suit all and stresses more flexible options and training.
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New York
Nyt
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Scientists to debate air pollution rules at NAS conference
The National Academy of Science will host a three day conference to study the effects of air pollution on human health for the Senate Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution. Subcommittee members aim to shape federal regulation discussions.
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National Academy of Science
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Airliner Wreckage Found On Mountain In Arkansas
Wreckage of a Convair turboprop missing since Thursday was found Sunday night on North Fork Mountain near Mena Arkansas. Eight unidentified bodies recovered. eight passengers and three crew aboard from El Dorado to Texarkana. Search efforts hampered by rugged terrain and darkness with three still unaccounted for.
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Ark
Arkansas
el Dorado
Texarkana
Jim O'Donnell
Forrest Ogden
Black Fork Mountain
Ogden
Convair
South Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Prescott, Ark
Campaign Gains Steam to Revise Federal Air Standards
The campaign to revise federal air standards shifts into full swing as supporters push for tighter regulations. Industry leaders flag concerns over cost and implementation while policymakers weigh potential environmental and public health benefits.
Aides Phone Tapped in Nixon Era Surveillance
A Justice Department brief reveals Morton H. Halperin’s home phone was wiretapped from May 1969 to February 1971 in a national security program. Recordings of Halperin and his family were shared with Haldeman and Kissinger, highlighting White House surveillance during Nixon’s presidency.
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Nyt
National Security
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Morton H. Halperin
Edmund S. Muskie
Justice Department
Halperin
F.B.I
National Security Council
Kissinger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Drug Arrests Drop in New York City After Law Change
New York City felonious drug arrests fell by about 70 percent in September the first month of the state’s tougher drug law. Police say the drop comes from targeting major traffickers avoiding court congestion and initial street selling reductions after the law took effect in September.
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NEW York
NYT
York City
Agnew Criticism Faces DOJ Conduct Charges
Associates of Vice President Agnew said Sunday that his denunciation of the Department of Justice centers on its handling of the criminal investigation against him. The remarks reflect ongoing political friction as the vice president responds to inquiries and pressure from federal authorities.
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Desert
Frank Sinatra
Agnew
Chilean bishops offer cooperation amid unrest after coup
Chile's Roman Catholic bishops say they will aid the junta in reconstruction but church circles are uneasy over ongoing violence and military rule. At least two priests have died, priests are arrested and released, and foreign clergy face expulsion including Americans, Canadians, Dutch, Spaniards, and four French priests pressured to depart.
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Santiago
Chile
NYT
Turner's Mail Fraud Trial Enters Third Week
In Jacksonville, former Glenn W. Turner cosmetics director William C. Sarit testifies as the second witness of the week. Sarit described methods used to persuade people to buy $4,500 distributorships in Koscot Interplanetary cosmetics and Dare To Be Great motivational firms amid allegations Turner Bailey and eight associates orchestrated the scheme.
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Glenn W. Turner Cosmetics
Turner
William C- Sarit
F. Lee Bailey
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