TV Tonight Friday and Saturday Kids and News Lineup
A chaotic TV schedule lists Friday night programs from 6:00 News Vier to 1:00 KSN Late News with shows like Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Odd Couple Miss Teen America and Tonight Show. Saturday morning lines include Dr. Dolittle Bugs Bunny Woody Woodpecker Scooby Doo and The Pink Panther with afternoon and early evening cartoons and a NCAA Football reference.
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Haassfather
U.S. Treasury
Gene Tonrent
Pick Cavett
Wore
KSN
Dr. Doolittte
Jerry Lewis
Bugs Bunny
Woody Woodpecker
Scooby Doo
Road Runner
Doubledeckers
Bullwinkle
Directions
iArt Tarieton
Mr. “Magoo
Nashville
Tiney Stewart
Ford
Neva
Vince Gidgon
Falywood
HORE
Saturday Radio TV Guide in Garden City Dec 3 1971
TV and radio listings for Friday and Saturday highlight daytime and prime time programs across NBC ABC and local channels. Featured segments include sports news movies dramas and talk shows with times ranging from morning to late night and station names noted.
Devaluation Debate Shapes G Ten Talks In New York
The dollar devaluation would have a bigger bark than bite for the average American. The Group of Ten finance officials conference in New York marked progress but failed to agree on remedies for the international monetary crisis. A follow up meeting was scheduled for December in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmail
U.S
Electtrones
The
Economist
Jack Lefler
New York
Group of Ten
Washington
Breed’s Hill
Devaluation Debate Shifts On Gold Price Effects
Economists argue dollar devaluation concerns in Rome affect gold price moves but not American pocketbooks if consumers buy American goods. A lower dollar could raise jobs and make U S exports cheaper while raising foreign goods prices and restraining imports, with impact depending on travel and spending patterns.
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United States
Rome
Caid
New York
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Scout Council Officers Named
Approximately 100 pengons attended the 1971 Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council meeting at the junior college. Officers elected for the year include J. Phillip Weaver as first vice president, Mrs. Donald Huelskamp secretary, Rev. Linus Evers member at large, and Mrs. James A. Barnard nominating chair. Mrs. William Lewis named National convention delegate for 1972.
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Pengons
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council, Inc
Seick Tilson
Ulysses
J. Phillip Weaver
Donald Huelskamp
Linus Evers
James A. Barnard
William Lewis
Dodge City
John §. Fierro
Johnson Girl Scouts
Carl Zacharias
Santa Fe Boy Scout Council
Benton to paint Joplin centennial mural in 1973
JOPLIN Mo AP Thomas Hart Benton of Kansas City will paint a 54 by 10 foot mural for Joplins centennial celebration in 1973. Born in Neosho Benton has ties to the area and began work with a Joplin newspaper. The mural will hang above the city council chamber entrance and depict conditions during the mining boom 1896 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin, Mo
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City
Joplin
Centennial Committee
Benton
Neosho
the American
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Bewitched
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Lidavilla
Sabrina
Astro
Josle
Pussycats
Monkees
Johnny Quest
Mr. Wizard
Are Dees
Jetsons
Tim’s Frace
Larry Kane
Difsecovaton
Becky
Serry Inv
Taylor Plaza
Garden City
Kansas
Black & White
Polyester
Zio
Garden City Telegram
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Phystian's Mutual
NBC
Ponmiber of Commerce
Cial
Atatinee
Newa
Wrnr
Spts
Lawrence, Welk
Partners
Dick van Dyke
Mary ‘Tyler Moore
the Persuaders
Scene Tonight
Wthr
Discovery
Soon Roberts
Navy
Entary
F. Blazer
Mle
King Faatuzen
Scout Council
O. E. Jossevand
Johnson
Cleve Rothe
Ness City
Donald Miller
Gary Lucas
Debbie Embree
Judy Fry
Cindy Kyle
America
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MING
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Barbara McNair
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Asia
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