Stassen Won’t Run as GOP Challenger This Year
Harold Stassen, 65, Philadelphia lawyer and former presidential hopeful, says he won’t run against a Republican incumbent this year. He notes his political strength is low and says a race would depend on Nixon’s status. he suggests a potential fifth bid if he regains strength. He cites past losses and argues he can still influence GOP policy on China, arms limits, and Soviet talks.
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66 Year Old Confesses to Killing Man in 1935
Lonnie Cross alias Lonnie Smith, 66, limped into the sheriff's office in Jacksonville and admitted killing a man in 1935 during a fight that left Ed Bozier dead. A 1936 grand jury warrant for first degree murder remained outstanding. Cross, who fled to Georgia then New Orleans, was arraigned at 8 p.m. and held without bond.
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Edie Adams Weds Pete Candoli in Private San Francisco Ceremony
Actress Edie Adams and trumpeter Pete Candoli wed in a private ceremony at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco where Miss Adams is performing her nightclub act.
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Daytime serials move to hour long dramas
AP television log notes a push for hour long daytime soap operas led by Winifred Wolfe and Mary Harris. Harris references past work on Another World and As The World Turns while weighing audience demand and narrative craft for five weekly hours.
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Mme. Borary
Flaubert
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Oliver Twist
Edwin Drood
Dickens
Tom Hughes
Evening TV Schedule Page Highlight
The listing shows a local television lineup with programs across major networks WEMY Greensboro WBTV Charlotte and various time slots from 6:00 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. including News Weather Sports Andy Griffith The Odd Couple Sanford and Son eyewitness News and late-night Talk shows.
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Sanford & Son
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TV Schedule Listing A Day of Classic Shows
A detailed morning to evening lineup features animated reruns and variety programs. Highlights include Bugs Bunny, Scooby Doo, The Jetsons, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Batman, The Harlem Globetrotters, Soul Train, and sports events like the Belmont Stakes and golf.
Capsule TV Tonight 2BEAT THE CLOCK Mayberry RFD Green Acres
A lineup of evening programs features Tiny Tim as guest on 2BEAT THE CLOCK. Andy Taylor returns to Mayberry with wife Helen and their new baby. Green Acres invites the Douglas family on a Europe agriculture trip with wives included.
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Douglas
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