Thursday Night TV Logs Show 1968 Schedule Mix
Television logs list CBS and NBC prime time lineups for December 19 1968 with shows from What's New to The Tonight Hour and late night movies plus a note on The Baker Street Irregulars. The page blends schedule items with a paragraph on Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Baker Street Irregulars society limited to 60 members.
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Baker Street Irregulars
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Doyle
Holmes
Barty Life
Eye On
Arkansts
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Dc Bozo
Marshal Dillon
McHale's Navy
Paul Harvey
Morrall Comes Into Own as Colts Star MVP
Earl Morrall, acquired as a backup for John Unitas, rose to lead the NFL in 1968 with the Baltimore Colts. He threw for 2,909 yards and 26 touchdowns, guiding Baltimore to a 13-1 record and the Coastal Division title while earning AP NFL Most Valuable Player honors with 33 votes from 48 writers and sportscasters.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Earl Mortrall
John Unistas
Morrall
Colts
Butch Wilson
New York Giants
Unitas
Jim Ward
NFL
Minnesota
Jone Kelly
Clepeans
Clevelans
Bill Nelson
John Mackey
Dick Butkus
Chicago
Bob Lilly
Dallas
Gale Sayers
Temperatures Return to Normal Levels in Arkansas
Temperatures are returning to a more normal December level in Arkansas after unseasonably warm weather. Cooler air is spreading southward across the state, with many areas in the 60s and Texarkana reaching 70. Some west and northwest sections faced a tornado watch, but conditions brought heavy rain showers and winds up to 43 mph. Low readings ranged from 34 at Harrison to 44 at Memphis, as rainfall over 24 hours varied from 0.4 to 0.43 inches.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texarkana
West
Little Foraight
Harrison
Memphis
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Kentucky Wesleyan Leads in Small College Poll
Kentucky Wesleyan retains the top spot in the Associated Press small college basketball poll with an 11-0 record and 268 points, edging Central State of Ohio 206 points. Trinity Texas, Ashland Ohio, Fairmont West Virginia, and Long Beach State round out the top five as Stephen F. Austin climbs to No. 9. The ranking notes four teams gain or drop.
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Associated Press
Kentucky Wesleyan
Central State of Ohio
Panthers
Arkansas State
Southwest Missouri State
Owerisboro
Stephen F. Austin
Wesleyan
Ohio
Trinity
Tex
Gel
Ashland
Fairmont
W.va
Long Beach
Gannon
Southern
Louisiana
State
W. Va
Monmouth
N.J
Rentes
San Diego State
Dakota State
Evansville
The Sudden and Accidental Re Education of Horse Johnson
AP drama critic William Glover savages a Broadway misfire at the Belasco in a tedious satire about a middle aged man reexamining life. Jack Klugman drives a dull, self important performance as a man who drifts through a cluttered set amid hollow quotes and banal philosophy. The production, years in development, ends with a reelected wife and a tired lunch pail.
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William Glover
NEW York
Broadway
Belasco
Horse Johnson
Douglas Taylor
Actors Studio
Eugene O'Neill Foundation
Milwaukee Repertory
Rockefeller Foundation
White Way
Jack Klugman
San Francisco
Thoreau
Whitman
Shelley
Keats
Robert D. Mitchell
Kathleen Maguire
Pert Kelton
Mitchell Ryan
William Bogert
Fred Kareman
Jil Clayburgh
Klugman
George Morrison
Helen Hayes to Teach Seminar in Chicago
CHICAGO AP Helen Hayes will teach a seminar in playreading at the University of Minols in Chicago starting February The appointment of Miss Hayes known as first lady of the American theater as distinguished professor of speech and theater was announced by Chancellor Norman A Parker Miss Hayes 68 is in Chicago winding up an engagement in ore Kelley's The Show.
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Chicago
Helen Hayes
University of Minols
Miss Hayes
Eight Officers Indicted Over Race Disorder in Paterson
A federal grand jury indicted eight Paterson police officers on six counts for conspiring to violate civil rights and assaulting a Black man during July disturbances. The indictment cites violations of the 1872 Civil Rights Act, with arraignment set for January 3 and maximum penalties of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine per count.
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Paterson
U.S
Canadian Woman Athlete of the Year Named
Montreal AP report says Nancy Greene of Rossland British Columbia, now retired, was named Canada's Woman Athlete of the Year for 1968 by the Canadian Press.
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Montreal
Nancy Greene
Rossland
B.C
Canada
Canadian Press Today
Thanking the Carrier Boy for Prompt Payment
A message urging readers to be ready for carrier boy collections, noting the change in fight and implying appreciation for full route payments. It emphasizes fairness and thanks readers for supporting the newspaper by ensuring timely tips and full profits.
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Humall
Indiana Stuns Miami In ABA Overtime Thriller
Fred Lewis and Bobby Hooper sparked Indiana’s 122 118 overtime win over Miami after Hooper hit a 26 foot three late to force OT. Lewis added eight of Pace’s 14 points in the extra period as New Orleans, Denver, and Kentucky won other ABA games in a night of close finishes.
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Associated Press
American Basketball Association
Fred Lewis
Bobby Hooper
Indiana
Miami
Jackson
Miss
Denver
Houston
Kentucky
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
San Francisco
Detroit
San Diego
New York
Boston
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Seattle
Bob Netolicky
Lewis
Skip Thoren
New Orleans
Nets
Gerald Govan
Bucs
Steve Jones
James Jones
Austin Red
Robbins
New Orlans
Walt Simon
Larry Jones
Mavericks
Rockets
Lonnie Wright
Jones
Stew Johnson
Willie Somerset
Darrell Carriers
Louie Dampier
Stars
Colonels
Carrier
Dampier
Hockey NHL Scores From Wednesday Results
Montreal tied Los Angeles 2 all while Chicago defeated New York 3 to 1. Toronto beat Oakland 5 to 2 in midweek action.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Montreal
Los Ang
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Oakland
Namath Named AFL Player of the Year by NY Writers
Jets quarterback Joe Namath was voted the 1968 AFL Player of the Year by the New York Chapter of the Era Football Writers Association. The award highlights Namath as the league’s standout performer for the season.
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Namath
Sport Shorts New York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
New York
Era Football Writers ‘Associaton
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Flying Nun
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Hawaii Five
Dean
Holmes Buffs
R.F.D
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Gomer Pyle
Don Rickles
Arkansas A.M
Jouse
Lucille Ball
Dick Cavett
AL Sons
Johnny Carson
Beverly
Dick van Dyke
Glenn Miller
Joey Bishop
Vic Ames
Pers
Earl Morrall
Cape Kennedy
Bendix Mechanics
Radioear
Sesasion
Village Rexall
Gunn Hearing Aid Service
Zizi Jeanmaire
Paris
Olympia Music Hall
Aland Bank
Fim
PCA
Fred T. Stotts
E. 6Th
P.O
Ark
Shulton
Crescent Drug Store
English Leather
HAL Karate
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