Night Kaleidoscope and Daytime Lineup Highlights
A dense TV schedule shows Morning programs including Education News and Views and The Young Country. Debates over Julia Ret and Skelton appear amid a mix of movies, game shows, and news blocks across late morning to evening, with Marcus Welby and Johnny Carson slots noted.
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Modern Math
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Tim Conway
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Mery Griffin
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Bob Hope
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Erniehard
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Johanny Carson
Dick Cavette
Mery Griff
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Hope Star’s Daily Publication Details and TV Schedule
The Hope Star verifies publication details from Hope Arkansas, including publishing staff and contact info, printing and mailing details, and affiliations. It lists consumer rates, carrier distribution, and telegraph addresses. The page also previews an extensive daily TV and radio programming grid with station lineups and show times.
National Football League adopts one point kick rule after touchdown
In Honolulu, NFL owners approve a merger era change ending two point conversions. Commissioner Rozelle notes most coaches favored two, but the four member committee’s recommendations, including ball shape and jersey numbering, were adopted. Attendance in 1963 set records across the AFL and NFL. Sears Hope office awarded for bananas milestone. personnel pictured with supervisor Archibald.
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Honolulu
National Football League
Pete Rogelle
NFL
AFL
Zelle
Rovette
Rozelle
Pete Rozelle
Sears Catalog
Hope
H.E. Archibald
Sears
Memphis
Chet Walker Sparks Bulls in OT Victory Over Cle In Omaha
Chet Walker scored 44 points but Bob Weiss sealed the Chicago win with late baskets in a 142 140 overtime victory over Cincinnati in Omaha. The Bulls moved 2 games ahead of Phoenix in the West and tied for playoff berth. Tom Beerwinkle set up a late bucket, while Cincinnati’s Van Arsdale leveled the game with 42 points. New Orleans beat Dallas 95 11, and Western leader Denver closed to within a half game of Dallas as playoffs loomed. Steve Jones led New Orleans with 21 as Red Robbins added 17 and 26 rebounds for Dallas.
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Associated Press
Chet Walker
Bob Weiss
National Basketball Association
Chicago Hulls
NBA
Chicago
Weiss
Cleinatl
Omaha
Neb
Bulls
Phoenix
Tom Beerwinkle
Ume
Tom van Arsdale
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Dallas
Dallas Fs
Denver
Bucs
Steve Jones
Red Robbins
Glen Combs
Widow of Medgar Evers Runs in 24th District Race
The widow of civil rights leader Medgar Evers opened her campaign in Los Angeles for the Democratic nomination in the Republican-leaning 24th Congressional District. She announced Monday, aiming to mobilize voters and highlight development and social issues in a crowded field of six candidates.
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Los Angeles
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Medgar Evers
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Idieh Heads Field at Oaklawn
Idieh heads a field of 123 and 4 year old fillies in a six furlong feature at Oaklawn Park. Trained by Doug Davis Jr and ridden by James McKnight, Idieh carries 106 pounds after winning her only outing this year in a fast track race.
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Ark
G. M. Moltsinger
Oaklawn Park
Idieh
Doug Davis Jr
James McKnight
Just Could
Lardy Doggett
Polymar
Brick
Skert
Mr. Bird
James McRknight
Beau Fue
Bird Dog
Ate
Bard Doy
Beau Lavell
Kiest
Poddyh Lewse Hoas
da Hirst
Jerry West Leads NBA Scoring Race in Tight Finish
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers heads a tight scoring race with a 31.4 average through last Sunday as the regular season nears its end. Lew Alcindor trails at 28.7, with Johnny Green Flynn Robinson Elvin Hayes and Lenny Wilkens among others in pursuit for the title.
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New York
Jerry West
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
West
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Laker
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee
Johnny Green
Flynn Robinson
Elvin Hayes
Lenny Wilkens
Green
Cincinnati
Darrall Imhoff
Robinson
Ale
Jeff Mullins
Baltimore
Wes Unseld
Hayes
San Diego
Unseld
Wilkens
Seattle
Wall Frazier
Bobby Orr Stands Out in Hockey
NEW YORK AP Its the year of the defenseman Bobby Orr leads in the NHL with 101 points 27 goals 74 assists becoming the fourth player to reach 100 points in a season Esposito Hall and Howe had higher totals last season Orr nears Espositos record of 77 assists and holds a wide lead in the scoring race Chicago rookie Tony Esposito ties the club record with his 12th shutout as the Vezina race tightens with Gill and Sawchuk fading.
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NEW York
Bobby Orr
Orr
Boston
Phil Expoasto
Bobby Hall
Chicago
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Esposito
Hall
Howe
NHL
Lms
Stan Mikita
Netmihder
Tony Esposito
Gerry Desjardins
Ed Gillcomiy
Terry Sawchuk
NFL Charged With Price Fixing Suit
In Philadelphia, the NFL and several clubs plus three major networks face federal charges of price fixing and market allocation in connection with closed circuit showings of major games including the Super Bowl. The suit, filed by Management Television Systems, alleges refusals to negotiate with the plaintiff for closed circuit access at special events. The named teams include the Bears Cowboys Packers Giants Steelers Saints and others.
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Aster Court
Management Television Systems, Inc
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Chicago Bears
Auallas Cowboys
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Los Angeles Hams
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Rw Corleans Saints
York Giants
Midlanges
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Cardie Shock Pandisecs Doers
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Prey Poothall
Reserve Wins Game With Final Shot
St. John's nipped Georgia Tech 56 55 as reserve forward Greg Cluess scored the winning layup with 21 seconds left in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals. Georgia Tech’s Rich Yunkus led with 27 points, St. John’s held off Manhattan before, Army advanced to a semifinal with St. John’s after beating Manhattan. Army defense and late plays shaped the doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Lou Canresecca
St. John’s
St. John's
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Redmen
New York
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Yellow Jackets
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Cadeta
Henry Seawright
Manhattan Mwake
Bertin Mashoney
Jaspers
Max Miller
Tisining Iddred
Doug Chevenger
Parates
NBA Announces Merger Talks and League Reshuffle Plans
NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy outlined a proposed merger with the ABA and a restructuring that would shift teams into four divisions. The Atlantic Division would include Buffalo, Boston, and Philadelphia, while Cleveland joins Chicago Milwaukee Detroit in the Central. The Southern Division spans Baltimore Atlanta Phoenix and others, with San Diego and Seattle in the Pacific. The 1970-71 schedule would total 61 games for most teams, 62 for clubs at the discretion of opponents. The league postponed the college draft from March 30 to March 23 due to scheduling.
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Chicago
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Finley proposes colored bases at Oakland Coliseum
Oakland owner Charles Finley promotes red and yellow bases to color the field, claiming improved visibility for outfielders. He cites league rules permitting colored bases, with home plate remaining white, and notes prior innovations at the Coliseum including a rhythmic scoreboard and a popping ball bunny. A letter from Oakland youth Bryan Barsamian inspired the idea, and management expects official approval from the Coliseum Complex board.
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Yetlow
Finley
Oakland Coliseum
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Charlie O
Oakland-Alameda County
Aesau Complex, Inc
Willian Cunningham
Wea
Bryan Barsamian
Oakland
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San Francisco Examiner
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