Television Logs for Wednesday July 29 1970
TV schedule notes July 29 1970 listing time slots and programs across channels. Highlights include Kaleidoscope Truth Or Consequences Virginian Gomer Pyle Eddie's Father Room 222 Hillbillies Everly Brothers Medical Center Hawaii Five-O and a late night movie nightcap with It Had To Happen followed by Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson.
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Eddie
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Everly Brothers
Hal
Medical Center
Smothers
TV Schedule Snapshot From a Historic Broadcast Day
A dense list of TV and radio slots shows programs from morning devotionals to soap operas, game shows, and children's fare. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, and The Tonight Hour with Arkansas programming interleaved across hours.
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Arkansas A.M
Chiefs Favored To Beat Bears In Week One Clash
Associated Press reports Chiefs coach Hank Stram remains tight lipped about the matchup with Chicago. He notes preparation paused by NFL labor stalemate, with limited drills and a brie workout planned before Friday at Soldier Field. Stram stresses focus on winning the Super Bowl as the ultimate prize.
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Robert Moore
Associated Press
Hiigerty
Hank Stram
Fis Useik
Todas
Karakas City Chiefs
Finidas
Chicago
Auestars
Stram
Strat
Wros
Chiefs
National Football Lacapue Blavers Association
Ate
Soldier Field
Taberty
Lombardi Surgery Kept Secret
Washington CAP reports coach Vince Lombardi of the Redskins underwent major surgery June 27 after a routine checkup. Doctors say the operation involved removing part of the colon and bone in the leg. Officials say Lombardi is resting but unlikely to return to coaching this season.
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Washington
Vieve Lombardi
Washinton Redskins
Delat
Redskins
Washington Post
Lombardi
Ulates
Post
Hiness
Lombard
Georgetawn Capersus Hospital
Hogan Makes Rare Golf Appearance At Westchester Classic
Ben Hogan returns to competition in the Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club with Gary Player and a field that includes Nicklaus Palmer Trevino and Knudson. The $250,000 purse drew 158 exempt entries plus 13 qualifiers, as Hogan battles heat and lingering leg issues after a comeback season.
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Bob
Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
Sene Sarazen
Houston
Colonial
United States
PGA
Tony Jacklin
Bruce Devlin
Nicklaus
Arnold Palaver
Palmer
Lee Trevino
Hom
Billy Casper
Frank Beard
Dick Lotz
Dave Hall
Sam Snewd
Ray Floyd
Orville Moddy
New Zealand
Bobharles
Tennis lessons aid mentally challenged children in New York
Former champion Bobby Riggs leads tennis sessions for eight children with intellectual disabilities at Boulevard Gardens in Queens. He witnesses small improvements and hopes a ongoing program will help them gain coordination, focus, and confidence, despite the challenges.
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New York
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Wimblerton
Jaroslav Drobny
Boulevard Gardens
Queens
Association For the Help of
Michael
America
Henry Villegas
The
Association
Lves
Boy
Pancho Segura
Jimmy
Derrick
Chipper
Michel
Hope Star circulation and pricing details 1927 29
The Hope Star lists publishing staff and affiliations including Star Publishing Co, Alex Washburn as president, Donal Parker as VP, C M Rogers as managing editor, and Billy Dan Jones as director. It outlines mailing rates for Hope Arkansas area, Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties, Arkansas and other regions, plus college student offer.
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By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Racing credentials and fashion at speedways in satire
A wry New York view from the Newspaper Enterprise Association on race day rituals. The piece catalogs ticketing quirks from grandstands to clubhouses, noting numeric codes for photographers and officials, the vanity of driver wear, and the security theater around credentials. It ends with a Daytona tale of gates and a driver’s clash in Indianapolis.
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New York
NEAJ
Watkins Glen
Daytona Beach
Sebring
O.K
Riverside
Indianapolis
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Base color bases shelved at MLB meeting in Montreal
Charles Finley proposed blue first bag and red second bag for baseball, but the idea drew little attention as owners shelved several topics. The joint session promised news after today with Expos grant parity talk and other topics deferred for winter study. Kuhn noted no discussion on all star results and suggested keeping ballots similar next year.
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Montreal
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Oakland A’s
Charlie O
Chub Feeney
Joe Cro«nin
Bowie Kuhn
Montreal Expos
United States
U.S
Kuhn
Canada
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