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TV Schedule Rundown With Classics And New Specials
A dense listing shows Monday night programming across networks with a mix of old films 1960s to 1980s and newer specials. Highlights include Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde 1920 airing, White Christmas 1954, The Tonight Show, Perry Mason and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, plus news and local bulletins.
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John ‘Barrymore
Nita Maldi
Merv Griffin
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Bing Crosby
Rosemary Clooney
Army
Cara
Paul Burke
Turta
Chuck Connor
Lucy
Susan Hayward
Michael Craig
Aye
Bohny van
Elaine Joyce
Alfred. Hitchcock Presents
Jan Davidson
Deborah Kerr
John Kerr
Wendell Corey
Reason
Invita
da Lupino
Cornel Wilde
Legs
Ray Danton
Karen Steele
Tomorr
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Jack Mahoney
Joffrey
Stone
TT Beaver
Morning TV Schedule Fragment from 1973
A dense listing shows a December 18 1973 morning to late afternoon television schedule. Programs include Eyewitness News Today Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy The Price Is Right Love of Life The Brady Bunch Sesame Street The Electric Company and The Tonight Show era content with multiple network entries and a mix of children's, game, and soap operas.
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Peyton Place
Mike Konetas
Merset
Ea Ren
Sterling Hayden
Misterogers
Tennessee
CBS News
Noah
Kangaroo
Weathar
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Young ‘and Restless
Cartoon Club
Marciarase
Tomorr
Gomer Pyle
Dick van Dyke
the Electric
Angels
Ann Sheridan
Paul Muni
Neilywad
Joyca Brothers
the Doctors
The
Edge
Patty Duke
Batty Hughes
Gloria
HSS
CBS
Ganaral Hospital
Bullwinkle
Yagi
Payton Place
Astro Boy
Bo the Three Stouger
Mor Griffin
Superman
Newswatch
the Electric Co
Johnny Sokko
Batman
Gilligan's Island
Bridge bidding puzzle two diamonds response
In the presented hand you are South with AK165 in spades and 43 in hearts. After West North East 14 Pass 17, partner opens two diamonds and you must decide next. The recommended plan is to bid one spade to find a major suit fit when possible.
California Institute announces no measurable viscosity in liquid helium
The California Institute of Technology announced on December 1, 1957, that there was no measurable viscosity in liquid helium HI, which exists only at temperatures near absolute zero. This implies perfect flow in the superfluid state observed at extremely low temperatures.
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California Institute of Technology
Birthday Horoscope Reflections On Traits And Future Paths
A reader’s birthday reading outlines personality prompts for various signs. It notes caution with finances, love of travel, social charm yet hesitancy in conversations, and home-centered satisfaction, ending with a prompt to read tomorrow’s paragraph by selecting a birthday.
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Buan Rees Eeingro
Barbs and bemused musings from a columnist mishmash
A fragmented column mixes social quips with astrology and humor. The writing touches on gender roles, marriage as a cure, a new hi fi, and a bus ride gag, then wanders into horoscope advice for Gemini and Cancer with stray phrasing and clipped dialog.
Is Cauliflower A Varietal Of The Cabbage Family
A reader question reveals cauliflower is a garden vegetable from the cabbage family developed from wild cabbage. It forms a white stem flower head with tight leaves protecting the cluster and resists heat. It grows in America and western Europe and is prepared in many ways with similar nutritional value to cabbage.
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América
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Bridge distributions and funny bounces in match play
In a discussion with Oswald and Jim, writers note that bridge, like football, yields unpredictable bounces and outcomes. A recent team game shows East opening one club with a 19 point hand, South preempting with four diamonds, and West passing to keep the contract.
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Cape Charles Destroyed By Fire At Port Norfolk Dock
AP dispatch from Norfolk notes the new Cape Charles steamer of the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad was totally destroyed by fire at its Port Norfolk dock in Norfolk Harbor last evening. The vessel had left Roach's Shipyard in Chester only recently. Local events include a carload of turkeys passing through Chester on the B&O line and Dr. R Crothers plus George Tunter bringing 49 partridges and a lark for one day of hunting.
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New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad
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Chester
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