Antiwar Protests Hit Nixon Inauguration Week
Washington AP report on antiwar demonstrators linking violence to the inauguration week. Fires targeted Greenville and Southport schools, while a 5000-strong counterinaugural parade in D C featured Nixon and Agnew mockery. Police detained youths, with injuries few. Demonstrators ranged from eastern to midwestern youths led by David Dellinger’s coalition.
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Fire destroys Greenville Junior High auditorium
A fire at Greenville Junior High, discovered at 10:25 p.m. Saturday, burned through the two-story building's auditorium and raged into Sunday. Firefighters from Greenville and nearby communities fought the blaze, which started on the second floor at four points. Three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation, none hospitalized. The school, to be replaced for 1969-70, will be closed for holidays while students relocate to other facilities.
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Television Log Reviews A Shabby Group and Trial Run
Television critic Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs world pre-film feature and Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. She notes Janice Rule Diane Baker and a courtroom premise with a booze-soaked wife, plus the law office satire. The piece highlights The film’s two airings and a year-end roundup by James Franciscus in a sprawling review.
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TV Schedule Highlights Across Day and Night
A dense listing shows a full day of programs including Merv Griffin, Walter Cronkite, Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, The Tonight Show, Bob Hope, Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and numerous children's shows. It notes times, host names, and network blocks across news, sports, weather, and entertainment.
Capsule View of Tonight's TV Lineup With Classics and Inaugural Coverage
A syndicated listing compiles evening programs and events across networks. Highlights include Gunsmoke with a showdown setup and a Frank McGee led inaugural wrapup, plus Rowan and Martin with Nixon, Lucy, Peyton Place, Mayberry R.F.D. and Carol Burnett among other prime time choices. The piece also notes Inaugural Ball coverage by Mike Wallace Marya McLaughlin Hugh Downs Barbara Walters and Joe Garagiola.
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