Baseball Opens Second Century With Openers Across Leagues
Baseball shifts to the field as opening day begins in Washington and Cincinnati with the Mets and Brewers awaiting their turns. Detroit’s Mickey Lolich faces Dick Bosman in Washington while Joe Sparma meets Jim Merritt in Cincinnati as the league doors swing open.
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Andy Messersmith
Cougars Face Road Test With Six Games Left
The Carolina Cougars trail in the ABA Eastern Division with six games remaining after a 111-103 loss to Miami. Doug Moe and Bob Verga combined for 56 points, Verga with 35 and Moe 21, as Miami led early and held on. Carolina has two home games against Kentucky and Indiana before the season finale at Pittsburgh. In other ABA action, Denver beat Kentucky 112-98 with Spencer Haywood scoring 39 and 28 rebounds as Denver moved within two of the division lead.
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Television ads spark feminist critique of women’s roles
A minority of women want to tag TV sets with protest stickers over ads that portray women as housewives or sex symbols. The piece notes Donna Keck’s critique in Women, a Journal of Liberation and cites commercials from Silva Thin cigarettes Tab and Virginia Slims. It argues ads help keep women in an inferior position while entertaining programs reinforce narrow female images.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Donna Keck
Women
Journal of Liberation
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Virginia Slims
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights
Prime time listings feature News broadcasts at 6 30 and 7 00 P M Chronaite Huntley Brinkley and Buck Owens host a mix of talks and variety. Films The Lady Gambles and Here's Lucy appear alongside classic shows like Mayberry R F D and The Tonight Show with Dick Cavett and Merv Griffin.
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Stoney Creek Boys
Huntley-Brinkley
Dick Cavett
Mip
Merv Griffin
TV Schedule Drawer From Local Station
A pasted daily timetable lists morning to late afternoon programs featuring CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Gomer Pyle and days schedule including The $64,000 question and various soaps and game shows. The list shows channel lineups and time slots with program titles and occasional note marks.
Evening TV Capsule On 7 30 Programs And Guests
A TV guide style listing highlights tonight includes Gunsmoke with James Nusser as Louie Pheeters and Festus at a murder scene in Dodge City. Other programs feature Lucille Ball in Here’s Lucy with Liberace, Jack Benny, Doris Day and Carol Burnett appearances, plus movies Jig Saw and An Eye for an Eye.
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Louie Pheeters
Dodge City
Festus
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Oldster
John Monroe
Jack Benny
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