Different Trip Rumored Stones Coming Back in 1972 Tour
The Rolling Stones plan a six week American tour opening June 3, 1972, spanning 30 cities from Chicago to Los Angeles. The article recalls Altamont 1969 and the band’s history including Brian Jones’s death, the Gimme Shelter film, and public reception contrasting with the Beatles.
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New York
Stones
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Rolling Stones
Chicago
Los Angeles
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Knoxville
Tenn
Altamount
Calif
Altamont
Hell's Angels
St. Christophers
Hell’s Angels
Meredith Hunter
Brian Jones
Mick Jagger
Jagger
Television Log The Presidents Touchdown and New TV Castings
Nixon returns to Washington as networks wrap up his Soviet trip with a 9 30 p m EDT telecast of his Congress address. ABC previews Villa and hires Robert Conrad for The Men while Nanette Fabray Cloris Leachman Hugh OBrien join Mary Tyler Moore and Probe cast in a shift to younger hero leads.
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New York
Nixon
Soviet Union
Capitol Steps
Congress
ABC
Senate
Hugh Scott
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Vienna
Robert Conrad
Scheider
Conrad
CBS
Mary Tyles Moore
Nanette Fabray
Mary
Cloris Leachman
Hugh O'Brian
NBC
Probe
Doug McClure
Tony Franciosa
Evening TV Listings Show Local Schedule Mix
The page lists a dense broadcast schedule with station names WEMY WBTV and several programs. Prime time features include Andy Griffith Show, Green Acres, The Brady Bunch, Room 222, The Odd Couple, Love American Style, and News programs with Eyewitness News and Nightbeat.
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Pat Taylor
E. Humperdinick
J.J
Taylor
Johnny Carson
TV Guide Schedule Dense With Classic Shows
A detailed daily lineup lists morning cartoons and afternoon programs from 6:30 to 5:00 with titles like Popeye Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo Jetsons The Monkees Bewitched and Soul Train along with sports and variety shows. Timings and channel blocks indicate a full broadcast grid for viewers seeking nostalgic programing.
Evening TV Capsule for 7 30 P M Programs
A nightly slate features 2 Beat the Clock with Gordon MacRae at 7 30, Mayberry poetry by Howard, Green Acres plan to buy the Douglas farm, The Brady Bunch teeter totter caper, Sanford and Son date interruption, Partridge Family bank robbing suspicion, World Premiere The Catcher cross country search, Friday Movies Dead Men Tell No Tales, Room 222 class misbehavior report, The Odd Couple grayhound racing, Love, American Style five stories, Governor and J J Summer premiere with Dan Dailey Julie Sommars and Gov Drinkwater political angle.
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J. J
Dan Dailey
Julie Sommars
Drinkwater
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Stanley Kubrick
Janus In
Chaplin
Janus IV
Ed ‘Aven Lance
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High Point Enterprise
S. Main High Point
Wong’s
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N. Main St
Southgate Shopping Center
Thomasville
And
Agnes Moorehead
Westchester Drive
Walt Disney Productions
Steve Forrest
Jack Elam
Technicolor
Midway Drive-in
Your Family Theatre
Fie
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Roy Scheider
James
Wemy
Greensboro
WBTV
Charlotte
WUNC
University Station
WSLS
Roanoke
WGHP
High Point
WSJS
Winston-Salem
WSOC
Scene
Electric Company
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Andy Griffith
Hee Haw
Mayberry
RFD
Green Acres
O'Hara
UST
Bowles
Braves
Sanford & Son
Gardner
Jim Gardner
Room
the Catcher
Michael Witney
Anne Baxter
Kirby 'N Friends
Popeye
Tom and Jerry
Noah
Abbott and Costello
Cartoon Carnival
Bugs Bunny
Pihid Dr. Doolittle
Jerry Lewis
Deputy Dawg
Harlem Globetrotters
Woody Woodpecker
Hair Bear Bunch
Pink Panther
Jackson Five
Lidsville
Him Barrier Reef
Sabrina
Bill Cosby
Lancelot Links
American Bandstand
Sports Challenge
Daniel Boone
Soul Train
Kemper Golf
Golf
Simon Locke
M.D
Porter Wagoner
Laurel & Hardy QI
Caravan
Wide World Sports
FT. R
Plui
and Reacagan
Margaret Warrov
Rickey Richardson
Laurie Ros
Gordon MacRae
Rfc Howard
Thrilling Aunt Bee
Haney
Douglas
State Highway Department
Bobby
Cindy
Lamont
Partridge Family
Michael Whitney
David Wayne
Christopher George
Judy Carne
Pete Dixon
Oscar
Felix
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