TV Schedule Fragments From a Faded Era
A labyrinth of TV listings shows daytime and prime time blocks across networks. Programs include Hogan's Heroes, Andy Griffith, Perry Mason, Sesame Street, The Tonight Show, news briefs, sports, religious programming, and diverse children's fare. Incomplete fragments hint at a bustling, era-specific broadcasting slate with multiple channels and genres.
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Martin Agtonsky
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
FBI
Gomer Pyle
GE Theater
Tomor
NBC News
Arkansas
Neighbors
General Hospital
Somerset
Kingdom Come
Hogan's Heroes
Martin Agronsky
Wolf Trap
Mobile One 7700 Club
Rhoda
Mark Russell
Happy Goodmans
Maude
Medical Center
Waters Family
ABC News
Horoscope signs and a voter participation note from 1975
The page lists zodiac predictions for each sign with cautions and prompts for action. A later note cites a Census Bureau survey of the 1972 election showing 11 million young voters aged 18 to 20 added to the electorate, with 48 percent voting. World Almanac data say 73 percent of students were registered and 64 percent voted, while non-students had 50 percent registered and 40 percent voted.
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Census Bureau
the World Almanac
Dear Dr Lamb Parkinsons Disease Explained
Dr Lamb answers a reader's concern about early Parkinson's disease in a 65 year old mother. The brain's abnormal function causes tremor often in the hand described as pill rolling, rigidity, and a bent posture. Anxiety and depression may accompany the condition, affecting daily life and independence.
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DR. Lamb
Double spade slam baffles table and readers
A bridge hand analysis describes South overcalling with one spade leading to a six spades slam that failed due to a double trump promotion. The article also includes a medical column discussing Parkinsons disease, its causes, progression, and treatment options.
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South
East
West
Carolina
Gall bladder removal effects and garden urine fertilizer concerns
A reader asks if continuous bile flow after gallbladder removal causes persistent yellow diarrhea and when it may end. Dr Lamb explains bile drains into the small intestine regardless, recommends returning to normal eating, and forecasts possible improvement within weeks.
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DR. Lamb
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Abe
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Big Valley
Sierra Madre
Johnny Carson
Rillington Place
Don Kirshner
U.S.A
Hong Kong
Electric Company
Waldo Kitty
P.T.A
Untamed World
Laramie
Stooges
Lilias
Yoga
Ll “Gidget Grows Up
Los Tiempos
Cowtown Rodeo
Scott
USMC
Harlem Globetrotters
Derrell Felts
Sugarfoot
Builafles
Cardinals
Rams
Weaver
Porter Wagoner
Lawrence Welk
Nashville
Vision
NBC News News
Soundstage
Howard Cosell
Jeffersons
Thers
Nashville _ Music
S.W.A.T
Mary Tyler Moore
Buck Owens
Bob Newhart
Matt Helm
Carol Burnett
David Susskind
Sea of Grass
Samson and Pelan
Dawson McAllister
Satunday
Teatro Espanal
Sammy and Company
Untouchables
D.day
Don Kirshmer
Jerry Falwell Lewis
Herald of Truth
Central Assembly of God
U.S. of Archie
James Robison
Amazing Grace
Oral Roberts
Jaycee Forum
Jimmy Swaggart
Face the Nation
First Baptist Church of Dallas
NFL Today
Shreveport
Union Rescue Mission
Texarkana
Teen Challenge
Garnet Ted Armstrong
Joan of Arc
Night Gallery
Peace Lutheran
John’s Place
Pat Boone
Compassion’s
Childr Moavia
Aaa
Me and the Colone
Ernest Angley
The
Brides the Detectives
Wally’s Workshop
Police Surgeon
Voice of Victory
Mayberry R.F.D. Grandstand
Billy James Hargis
AFC
Crossroads
Community Church
Wild Kingdom Songs of Inspiration
World Press
Boyce Evans
Symphony
Chris Panos
Cher
Darrell Royal
Kojak
700 Club
Jesus Power & Light Company
Jerry Falwell
Ndal
Colorful World
New Zoo Revue
East Texas State University News
Ark-La
RFD
America
CBS News
Copper Canyon
Kangaroo
Dennis the Menace
Merv Griffin
Hazel
Eddie
Jao
Reian
Ames
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Tool
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
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