Television Logs for February 4 1970 Wednesday
Television schedule details show a dense lineup including truth or consequences, the Virginian, Eddie's Father, What's in a Word, War of the Roses, Johnny Cash, Your Dollars Worth, Engelbert Humperdinck, Then Came Bronson, News and weather, a Night Runner movie, Merv Griffin, Lucille Ball and Debbie Drake, Galloping Gourmet, That Girl, Bewitched, Jeopardy, and multiple soap and news segments across channels.
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Nanny
Eddie
Engelbert Humperdinck
Bronson
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Tangiers
Mer
Lucille Ball
Debbie Drake
Andy Griffith
Hollywood
All My Children
Little Rock
Eye On
Arkansas
Linkletter
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Rupert H wins feature pace at Bay Meadows opening
Rupert H won the feature pace Tuesday at the opening of the winter harness racing meet at Bay Meadows after a strike lasting more than four months. The report notes the smallest of the 206 bones, the auditory ossicles in the middle ear, in a closing line.
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SAN Mateg
Callf
Rupert H
Bay Meadows
Court Docket CHY DOCKET
Court docket records list numerous drunkenness cases with fines ranging from 1 to 356.50 dollars and cash bonds forfeited for offenses including driving without a license, speeding, resisting arrest, improper passing, and possessing untaxed liquor. Multiple defendants and amounts cover both local and state dockets with suspensions and jail terms noted in some entries.
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Paul May
Elter Dennis
Marion Gray
Frank Smith
Jim Witherspoon
William A. Brown
Johnny Conway
Travis Dodson
Charles Ray Chambers
Donald Rex Lee
Ray E. Noble
Michael Wilson
Horace Dale Goodner
Douglas W. Jester
Carl
Gilbert
Wm. A. McClinton
Clarence Phillips
Jack D. Simpson
Geraldine H. Stevenson
Lula Mae Dewberry
Homer Scott, Jr
Willie G. Chambers
Nathaniel Holyfield
Hosea Watkins
Bobby J. Barham
Larry G
Bradford
Oscar Buel Lawson
Squin
Robert Lee Simpson
Mattie Hill
Susan R. White
Rhodes
F.C. Clark
Hattle Bishop
Oscar Biel Lawson
Arkansas Commerce Commission, Authority
Grady Randle, Jr
Doris Ayres
Lee Ernest Smith
Elbert Dennis
Charley LaFayette
Jewell Johnson
Alejandro Orta
Rub. Baker
Eddie Cunningham
Lorenzo P. Esquivel
Eily R. McBry
Joel Thompson
James M. Neel
Elsie V. Dunningan
Martin Dale Ford
Alejendro Orta
Johny L, Scott
Carl H. White
Alfred
Wyles
Johnny L
Turner
Lewis A. Knott
John §. Noble
Caah
Gene Wesley
Hual Bingham
Dry County
Lick Brown
C & B Trucking
Edmondson
Martin
Hed Ball Motor
Frei Jy. Cin
Gas Sa
Agent for Players Seeking Cash and Pro Football Contracts
Norman Young runs Probus Management in White Plains offering athletes complete help for pro careers. He represents 13 college stars drafted by pro teams, including Cedric Hardman and Duane Thomas, with a 10 percent fee for tax returns, investments, living expenses, publicity, and off season work. Young notes athletes need business help beyond sports and recalls a college player who ran up a $1,500 gasoline card bill with no funds to pay it.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Norman Young
Probus
Pro Business) Management, Inc
Lenore
White Plains
N.Y
Young
Cedric Hardman
Duane Thomas
West Texas State
Hardman
San Francisco 49Ers
Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
More Papers Asked in Baseball Suit
New York AP report says U.S. District Judge Irving Cooper set 20 days for both sides to file additional papers in Curt Flood’s bid to block baseball’s reserve clause. Flood seeks free agency after his trade from the St Louis Cardinals to the Philadelphia Phillies.
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NEW York
Feneral
Irving Cooper
Curt Flood
Cooper
U.S. District Court
Flood
Baseball
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Judge Cooper
Flu
Patriots Still Seeking a Home in Boston or Elsewhere
Boston Patriots president Bill Sullivan hunts a permanent home amid AFL NFL stadium rules. Cities from Tampa Jacksonville Seattle and Toronto show interest while Harvard blocks an on campus lease. Proposals include Fenway Park and White Stadium with eminent domain ideas fading. Sullivan urges quick, firm planning and potential one year stay.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
Bill Sullvan
Patriots
Cies
Canada
Claude Kirk
Florida
Tampa
Icksonville
Sullivan
New Hampshire
Walter Peterson
Peterson
Toronto
Montreal
Seattle
Jacksonville
Memphis
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Kentucky
Momlay
Harvard Corporation
American Football League
National Football League
Harvard
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Starvard Stadium
Massachusetts
White Stadium
Defenseman Out 3 Games
Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Dick Cherry will miss the next three games due to a broken left toe tendon injury in his foot. The injury sidelines him as the team advances through a busy schedule with pivotal matchups ahead.
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Associated Press Philadelphia
Dick Cherry
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Tos
John Carlos to chase pro football dream after sprint fame
John Carlos, the 9.1 second man and world record holder, says he will carry his unbeatable mindset from sprinting into football with the Philadelphia Eagles. He targets a $1 million starting salary, plans to add weight to 225 pounds, and aims to break indoor 60 yard and outdoor 100 records before turning pro.
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Ron Roach
Associated Press
SAN Diego
John Carlos
Jimmy Hines
Bob Hayes
Carlos
New York City
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego Sportscasters Sportswriters Association
Eagles
San Jose State
Florida
Ivory Crockett
Ilinois
Mt Pleasant Player Upset In Texas Golf Match
Merle Boeck of San Antonio defeated Dr. John Kennedy of Mount Pleasant 2 and 1 in the first round of the Life Begins at 40 Golf Tournament held in Harlingen Texas. Kennedy was runner up to the tourney last year.
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Harlingen
Tex
Merle Boeck
San Antonio
John Kennedy
Mount Pleasant
Kennedy
Brasher resigns Hot Springs High coach to join Arkansas staff
Tommy Brasher, four season head coach at Hot Springs High School, resigns Tuesday to coach the University of Arkansas freshman team. A native of El Dorado and former Rasertack player, he posted a 15-36-42 record at Hot Springs and has previous coaching work at Ball High School in Galveston Texas.
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Tommy Brasher
Parker Grid
Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs High School
University of Arkansas
Brasher
el Doorado
Rasertack
Hot Springs
Ball High School
Galveston
Tex
Seeks Way to Keep Railways in Operation
Washington AP A key Labor Department official says President Nixon will ask Congress for special legislation to halt any renewed threat of a nationwide rail shutdown if a wage settlement is not reached by negotiators. Assistant Secretary of Labor W J Usery hopes for meaningful talks between AFL CIO shootcraft unions and industry negotiators as four teams meet under Usery. U S District Judge John J Strica halted a shop craft strike against Union Pacific and a threatened nationwide lockout. Nixon had exhausted all delaying procedures under existing federal labor law to stop any new strike or lockout.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nixon
Congress
W. J. Usery
Usery
U.S
Joh J. Strica
Union Pacific Railroad
School Board seeks dismissal of suit by superintendent claimant
Pulaski County School Board asks U S District Court to dismiss a suit filed by Dr. Howard Heldbrink seeking reinstatement as county school superintendent and back pay for the period since his dismissal last November. The district contends the suit should be dismissed on grounds that the case lacks merit.
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Ltt Jnemyn
Pulaski County
Israeli assessment of Soviet aid and battlefield tactics in Sinai
Reported Israeli briefing claims Russians provide most sophisticated equipment and advisers in Sinai while remaining largely absent as flight crews. Israelis say Soviet guidance shapes armor dispositions to mirror doctrine, with U S Army observers noting the same. Diplomatic warnings from Soviet notes alleged to urge backing Arabs as Israelis hold the advantage. A separate federal suit contends lack of jurisdiction due to amount under 10,000 dollars and citizen-status diversity issues in Arkansas.
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Jan Ig Doviet
Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai
Soriet
United States
Britain
France
Arkansas
Thase
Citip
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Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Dona Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Ass'n
Arkansas Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Tent
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Goho
Nly
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin
Oklahoma City
Wkla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Wutside
Rkahsa
Arkansas Game and Fish
Pat Paulsen
Dantel Boone
Family Affair
the Show
That Girl
Jim Nabors
Bewitched
Ironside
the Advocates
Tom Jones
Paris
Dean Martin
Adam and Eve
Arkansas Sportsman
Merv Griffle
Hope Star
CHY
Abranram
Beersheba
Sarael
Negev
Arthur d. Goldberg
Supreme Court
United Nations
Atty
Mark F. Hughes
Paul Porter
U.S. Supreme Court
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Hope, Arkansas
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