TV Schedule Amid The Evening Lineup
Wednesday listings show FE television notes with programs including Truth Or Consequences Eddie's Father Men From Shiloh Storefront Lawyers TV High School Make Room For Granddaddy Tonight In Person Room 222 Governor And J.J Homewood Johnny Cash Civilisation Dan August Hawaii Five-O News Weather Sports Johnny Carson Dick Cavett The Secret of the Purple Reef and A Gathering Of Eagles films, plus Merv Griffin later.
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Shiloh
TV High School
Granddaddy
J.J
Johnny Cash
Music Hall
Medical Center
Dan
Hawaii Five-O
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
the Purcole Reef
Eagles
Merv Griffin
Texarkana College Schedule and TV Lineup Summary
A dense list of morning to late night programs and film bookings across Texarkana channels. Includes college class slots, religious segments, talk shows, game shows, soaps, and afternoon movie blocks with multiple titles and times. Names like Bozo, Captain Kangaroo, and Lucille Bail appear among programs such as This Morning, Romper Room, General Hospital, and The World Turn.
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Texarkana College
Arkansas A.M
Lucille Bail
NBC News
World Cup Golf begins with pro-am as top golfers start action
In Buenos Aires eighty six leading golfers begin a pro am event ahead of the World Cup Golf Tournament opening. U S captain Dave Stockton and Lee Trevino headline as contenders while Argentina honors Roberto De Vicenzo. Stockton notes Argentina will be tough with De Vicenzo and Vicente Fernandez in the field. The 18th World Cup features 43 teams and 6700 yard course at the World Jockey Club with nations including England Canada Australia Czechia and more.
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Buenos Aires
Dave Stockton
Lee Trevino
United States
Stockton
Roberto de Vicenzo
Vicente Fernandez
de Vicenza
Argentina
Montreal
U.S
Singapore
San Bernadino
Calif
Fingland
Canada
Australia
Warld Jockey Club
Team Loses But Lineman Is Winner
University of the Pacific linebacker Bob Crawford made 24 tackles in a 14 13 loss to unbeaten San Diego State. He was named National College Lineman of the Week by the Associated Press for his standout performance and a near interception in the end zone was nullified by a penalty. Crawford, a 5 10 204-pound Oxnard California senior, is praised by coach Homer Smith as the team's defensive leader and best tackler.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Bob Crawford
University of the Pacific
San Diego State
Oxnard
Calif
Tigers
Crawford
Pacific
Aztecs
San Diego
Homer Smith
Bob
Smith
Camarillo
Ventura J.C
Parrish Pro Football Defensive Back of the Week
Lemar Parrish of the Cincinnati Bengals, a 5 foot 11 inch rookie from Lincoln College Missouri, was named Defensive Back of the Week by the AP after a 41 14 win over the Buffalo Bills. He returned a kickoff 95 yards and scored on an 83 yard TD while helping the Bengals earn their first away win since 1968.
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Cincinnati
Lemar Parrish
Associated Press
Lincoln College
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Parrish
Bengals
Buffalo Bills
Plunkett Named AP Back of Week After Rose Bowl Clinch
Stanford quarterback Jim Plunkett earned AP national back of the week honors after his four touchdown passes fueled a 29-22 win over Washington. He led a late comeback, passed for 268 yards, and contributed a two‑point conversion. The victory clinched the Pacific‑8 title and a Rose Bowl berth against likely Ohio State.
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Stanford
Calif
Jim Plunkett
Associated Press
Washington
Indians
Ohio State
Plunkett
John Ralston
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Prothro
San Jose State
Dewey King
Ralston
Pasadena
Jim
Mystery Hangs Over Grand Jury Subpoenas
Federal Grand Jury subpoenas have been served on more than half of the NFL's 26 teams with appearances set for November 17 in Cleveland. At least 15 clubs received summonses, nine others said they were not subpoenaed. Teams named include the Browns, Vikings, Bears, Giants, Jets, and others, while some clubs had no subpoenas. An active anti trust inquiry is suspected, with officials uncertain of the exact action. </s>
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
NFL
New York
Cleveland
Carl Steinhouse
Justice Department
Washington
NFT
Walter Beach
Cleveland Browns
Rat Beach
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Denver Broncos
New Orleans Saints
San Francisco 49Ers
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals
Buffalo Bills
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
New York Jets
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
San Diego Chargers
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Houston Oilers
Boston Patriots
Washington Redskins
Art Modell
Browns
Harold Sauerbrei
Jim Finks
Vikings
U.S
Minnesota
Finks
Viking
Buffalo
Dallas
Baltimore
San Francisco
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