Television Logs for Tuesday April 21 1970
TV listing fragment shows times from early morning to evening on Tuesday April 21 1970. Includes scattered time stamps such as 6 00, 6 90, 7 30, 10 00 and 10 30. No program names or networks readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linkletter
Newlywes
Jeannie
Lancer
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas
EL Paso
Somerset
Lucille Ball
Big Valley
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Marshall Dillon
RFD Ugh
Texarkana College
Buzo
Labilte
Andy Griffith
Viva Zapata
Johnny Carson
Jeopardy Merv Griffin
Pele receives high ranking order of Rio Branco
Brasilia AP reports Brazilian soccer star Pele was awarded the high ranking order of Rio Branco by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today. The ceremony highlighted Pele’s global sports influence and public service contributions recognized by the government.
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Associated Press Brasilia
Pele
Rio Branco
Ministry of Foreigh Affairs
Petty Becomes the First Triple Winner in NASCAR
Richard Petty won at North Wilkesboro to become the season’s first three time winner in the Grand National Division and widen his points lead. He sits at 941 points, Bobby Isaac 889, and Bobby Allison 883. In Grand American, Tiny Lund leads in points and money with 396 points and 9,950 dollars. Wayne Andrews 382 points. Petty’s teammate Pete Hamilton tops Grand National earnings with 80,590 dollars.
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Daytona Beach
Flag
Richard Petty
North Wilkesboro
Petty
Bobby Isaac
Bobby Allison
Tiny Lund
Lund
Wayne Andrews
Pete Hamilton
Mysterious Mr X Miller Barber Wins Open
TEXARKANA AP Susie Barber defends son Miller Barber known as The Mysterious Mr X on tour. He won the Greater New Orleans Open in a sudden death playoff, boosting 1970 earnings past 65 000. He misses fewer putts lately and credits seasoning for his growth.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Texarkana, Tex
Susie Mite Barber
Miller
Mr. X
Barber
Hope Ark Star Clinches All Star Selections
AP reports Rick Barry Mel Daniels headline 1970 ABA All-Star team announced by commissioner Jack Solph Barry from Washington and Spenter Haywood of Denver at forward Dane Fell of Indiana Bob Verga of Carolina and Larry Jones of Denver guard Haywood led Rockets to Western Division title and rookie of the year honors Second team includes Roger Brown Bob Netolicky Red Robbins Louis Dampier and Don Freeman Also Baltimore Colts add Lou Rymkus as offensive line coach
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HOPE
New York
Rick Barry
Mel Daniels
Jack Solph
Washington
Barry
Spenter Haywood
den Yer
Indiana
Dane Fell
Bob Verga
Carolina
Larry Jones
Denver
Haywood
Rockets
Roger Brows
Bob Netolickz
Red Robbins
New Orleans
Louis Dampier
Kentucky
Don Freeman
Miami
Arkansas Game Fish Opens More Spring Hunt Areas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission opens most wildlife management areas for the spring hunt May 15 to June 15, except Brandywine Island and all state parks and federal refuges remain closed. Lake Village meeting April 13 14 approved land acquisitions near Marked Tree and ongoing studies with Arkansas Power and Light and Stuttgart station.
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Jay Kaffkr
Gama
Brandywine Island
Bob Leonard
Commission
Lake Village
M.R. Gibbs
Chicot County
Grand Lake
Gibbs
Matt Gibson, Jr
Drew County Wildlife Association
South
Arkansas
Association
Cutoff Creek
Drew County
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Lake Catherine
U.S
Stuttgart
Overcup
Highway 9
Petit Jean
Danville
Lake Quachita
Blues Extend Dominance Over Travelers in 9-5 Win
In Little Rock Memphis Blues defeated Arkansas Travelers 9-5 for the third straight win. The Bluesignited seven early innings with 16 hits including Rick Haker's second inning homer. Rust Nitschke drove in a run in the third as Memphis added runs in the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh. Arkansas plated two in the third on Winslow and doubles by Thompson and Cruz. Elsewhere Shreveport Braves notched their first Texas League win 5-3 over San Antonio. Amarillo scored five in four innings to beat Dallas-Fort Worth 5-4. Albuquerque edged El Paso 8-7.
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Little Rock
Memphis Blues
Arkansas
Travelers
Blues
Memphis
Rick Haker
Russ Nitschke
George Winslow
Lucky Thompson
Jose Cruz
Shreveport Braves
San Antonio
Amarillo
Dallas- Fort Worth
Albuquerque
el Paso
Amputee aims for Channel swim after Boston Marathon
Gene Roberts, 24, of Baltimore, an Army amputee from Vietnam, finished the Boston Marathon in 6 hours 30 minutes after pushing a wheelchair with asbestos gloves. He announced plans to swim the English Channel next year despite his two missing legs and a long recovery ahead. His brother Jim finished earlier, and Ron Hill set a marathon record in 2:10:30.
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Boston
Jim
Ron Hill
Cheshire
England
Roberts
Smithsonian offers Hot Springs site for branch
Hot Springs Arkansas AP A package bid aims to lure the Smithsonian Institution to establish a branch here A West Mountain site in Hot Springs National Park is being considered by the National Park Service in a feasibility and marketing study Arrangements are by the Garland County Cultural and Recreation Commission A nine month study at a firm named HABLA will be completed soon
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Hot Springs, Ark
Smithsonian Institution
Board of Regents
Hot Springs
West Mountain
Hot Springs National Park
Martin Eisele
Garland County
Mann Tops LPGA Money List as Haynie Narrowly Gains
Carol Mann remains the LPGA money leader while Sandra Haynie wins the Raleigh Invitational earning $2,474 to lift her total to $7,108. Mann posts $9,628 after a third place run, with Marilyn Smith and Kathy Whitworth also among top money earners. Local notes include hunting seasons, fishing license reminders, and next commission meeting in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Newt Halley
Blytheville
Commission
Little Rock
Tia
Monay
Carol Mann
Sarten Hayle
Marilyn Smith
Kathy Whitworth
Jo Ann Prentice
Sanden Palminty
Yate Blalock
Betsy Rawls
Jan Ferrarts
Clifford’ Afi Gordon
Astros Prospectus Promises Power and Depth in NL West
Prospects for Houston include star additions Joe Pepitone and learning outfielders Cesar Cedong Cesar Geronimo Ed Armbrister. The lineup features Pepitone at first with a solid infield and a strong outfield core led by Jimmy Wynn and Jesus Alou. Dierker, Wilson, Lemaster form a solid rotation with a veteran bullpen. Prediction: 3rd in NL West.
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Pepitone
Pepi
New York
Dennis Menke
Joe Morgan
Doug Roder
Hector Torres
Jesus Alou
Jimmy Wynn
Tommy Davis
Seattle
Norm Miller
Ed Armbrister
Cesar Cedong
Rich Chiles
Cesar Geronimo
Joy Schlueter
John Mayberry
Buddy Harris
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Channel Swim
Smithsonian Institute
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St. Francis National Forest
Pape
Orr
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Bobby Orr
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Red Kelly
Pitts Burgh
Hope Star Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
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P.O
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Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul OH. Jones
C.M
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Billy Dan Jones
Lope
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
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Arkansas Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
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Hartford
Dallas
Texas
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Chicago
E. 42Nd St
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Oklahoma City
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Nevada
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Houston, NL West
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