Smithsonian builds historic post office at National Museum
The Heads ville W V post office building from the 1860s to 1914 is reconstructed at the Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology. The new post office opens today with 19th century costumes for staff and a unique postmark reading The National Museum of History and Technology Smithsonian Station.
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Black to be buried with honors Tuesday at Arlington
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black will receive simple services at Washington Cathedral and burial at Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday. He died Saturday at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 85 after retirement from the court.
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Mao Rumors of Illness Refuted by Dr White in Peking
Dr Paul Dudley White arrived from Peking and found no evidence Mao Tse tung was sick. He heard only radio speculation and spoke with Chinese doctors who denied serious illness. White noted no personal contact with Mao during a 12 day stay and praised Chinese medical standards.
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Floods Hit North Vietnam Rice Crops and Fuel Pipelines
U S intelligence reports floods destroyed about 800000 tons or 10 percent of North Vietnam's rice. China and Russia send food and medical supplies while planning higher shipments. Russia's wheat reserves are tight, possibly increasing imports. Floods also delay Haiphong Vinh fuel pipeline expansion, freeing manpower for other tasks.
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TV season nudges viewers toward new shows
CBS aired a Young People Concert with Bartok conducted by Yehudi Menuhin while ABC offered Jacques Cousteau's sea otter study showing Arctic and California coast scenes. The All in the Family star Archie Bunker nudges comedy boundaries as Carroll O Connor and Jean Stapleton anchor a divisive but strong series.
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Evening TV Guide Highlights Local Lineup
Prime time listings show CBS NBC and ABC programs from 6 to 11 PM. Notable: Gunsmoke Truth or Consequences Bonanza Laugh-In and NFL Football plus Tonight Show and Merv Griffin in late slots. Broadcasts include Walter Cronkite News and regional weather summaries.
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TV Schedule Highlights From Morning to Evening
A detailed daylong lineup lists shows across mornings through prime time. Notable programs include Today Show, Jeopardy, Search For Tomorrow, The Young and the Restless, and Hollywood Squares with regional airings of Sesame Street, The Beverly Hillbillies, Gilligan’s Island, and The Flintstones reflecting a varied 1970s broadcast slate.
Evening Programs Capsule From Green Acres to Jets Cardinals
A mixed slate lists Green Acres at Pixley misplacement prank. Nanny and the Pro. 2 Gunsmoke two part arc with Dillon aiding a boy. Getting Together songwriter contention. Monday Movies Where Were You When The Lights Went Out. Doris Day in Rome romance and art quarrel. My Three Sons Fergus first date. Arnie staff revolt at work.
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