Television Logs Chronicle Long Night Schedule 1965
A dense listing of TV programs dated Tuesday October 21 1965 shows a full night lineup across channels with news weather sports movies cartoons talk shows and dramas including The Monk Julia Red Skelton Bikini Beach Marcus Welby and Deaths of various time blocks from early evening through midnight.
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Jeannie
Jay
Bikini Beach
Governor
Marcus Welby
M.D
Joey Bishop
Rams Defensively Anchored Rams Ahead of NFL Season
Los Angeles coach George Allen touts the Rams as having the best offensive line in the league as quarterback Roman Gabriel benefits from time to throw. Guard Tom Mack earns pro player of the week after a 34-21 win over Green Bay, with Seibelli and Iman anchoring the interior, and Brown Cow an adding size on the line.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Allen
Roman Gabriel
Tom Mack
Michigan
Southern California
Green Bay Packers
Mack
Henry Jordan
Joe Seibelli
Notre Dame
Ken Iman
Southeast Missouri State
Scibelli
Iman
Bob Brown
Philadelphia
Rams
Charlie Cowan
Brown
Nebraska
Cowan
New Mexico Highlands
Billy Traux
Gabriel
Green Bay
Ram
Norm van Brocklin
The YPD and Choir at Bethel A M E Church Tonight
Bethel A M E Church YPD meets at 6 pm today with all members urged to attend. Senior choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm. Lonoke Baptist Church Birthday drive bi monthly for September October births climaxes Sunday October 26 with Zeb Yerger and Berry Randle leading the drive for the church building fund. The public is invited.
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Y.P.D
Bethel A.M. E
Lonoke Baptist Church
Tyree Jordan
Zeb Yerger
Berry Randle
Cochairman
Lonoke
Hogs fourth as Vols rise to third in AP poll
The Associated Press poll shows Tennessee up to third after a 41-14 win over Alabama, with Ohio State still first and Texas second. Arkansas remains fourth, USC slips to seventh after a 14-14 tie with Notre Dame, and Penn State falls to eighth after beating Syracuse 15-14.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Volunteers
Tennessee
Ohio State
Minnesota
Texas
Arkansas
Southern California
Notre Dame
Penn State
Syracuse
Nittany Lions
Missouri
UCLA
Louisiana State
Florida
Oklahoma
Georgia
Auburn
Purdue
Wyoming
Mississippi
Kansas State
Stanford
Air Force
Kafttsas
Michigan
Chrysler Sees 87 Percent Profit Slump In Q3
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp shows an 87 percent drop in third quarter profits as cost cuts lag. Board Chairman Lynn Townsend and President Virgil E Boyd warned stockholders profits fell to 3.8 million dollars, or seven.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Virgil E. Boyd
Chrysler
Frank Beard Tops Golf's Money Race After Sahara Finish
New York AP Frank Beard remained the leading money winner on the 1969 PGA Tour after earning 11400 at the Sahara. His year total rose to 171838 placing him fourth all time behind Nicklaus Palmer and James. Nicklaus jumped to seventh with 94567 this year after winning Sahara.
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New York
Frank Beard
Las Vegas
Beard
Sahara
Golfers Association of America
Jack Nickslaus
Billy Caseper
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Dave Hill
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Ray Floyd
Autodata Profit Falls Amid Higher Costs in 1970 Models
The firm reports earnings of 63 cents per share for the period, down from 29.7 million dollars last year, blamed on higher costs of materials labor selling and marketing autos interest rates and product improvement costs for the new 1970 models.
Fights in New York Result Mixed Routes and Names
In New York Carlos Teo Cro, 135, from the Dominican Republic, outpointed Victor Melendez, 13414, of New York in a 10 round bout. The Stockton card featured Rudy Villagonga, 123, from Stockton, with Luis Chamado Mandez, 126, from Durango, Mexico, also in action.
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Associated Press
New York
Carlos “Teo Cro
Dominican Republic
Victor Melendez
Stockton
Cail
Rudy Villagonga
Luis “Chamado
Mandez
Durango
Mexico
Cosmonauts Take in a Stage Show
Two Soviet cosmonauts Maj. Gen. Georgi Beregovol and Konstantin Feoktistov visited New York on a two week US tour. They saw Hello Dolly and dined at a French restaurant drinking only vodka. They declined Major Lindsay's Mets reception and planned to visit Houston for a news conference.
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Stanley Johnson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
United States
Georgi T. Berego
Vol
Konstantin Feoktistov
New York
Moscow
John V. Lindsay
New York Mets
Col
Frank Borman
U.S
Beregovol
Feoktistov
Plaza Hotel
Pearl Bailey
Cab Calloway
Miss Bailey
Betségoval
Miss Baltey
Tost Monauts
Jacques
Beregoval
Fiewsmen
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Washington
Baikonur
Central Asia
Feoktistoy
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