Evening TV Schedule Snapshot and Listings
A dense one page guide outlines television airings from 6:00 to 4:00, featuring programs across networks and times. Highlights include To Tell The Truth, Bonanza, Dragnet, You’ll see News and Movie slots with titles like Beneath the Planet of the Apes and Coogan's Bluff, plus kids shows such as Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, and Star Trek.
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Fintetones
Bailey's Comets
Emergency
Electric Company
Jetsons
Chaplain of
Bourbon Street
Mormon Choir
James Robison
Oral Roberts
Rex Humbard
Osmonda
Grambling
H.R. Pufnstuf
Herald of Truth
Jaycee Forum
Daveyan Goliath
FBI
Peggy Fleming
Soviet Union
Mannix
Ann-Margaret
Barnaby Jones
Carol
Ted
Alice
ABC News
Arkansas
CBS News
Distant Trumpher
Billy James Hargis
Beverly Hillbillies
Buck Owens
Diana
Chiefs
Buffalo Bills
LSU
Zane Grey
NBC News
Pregnancy myths and diabetes advice in Dr Lamb column
Dr Lamb explains pregnancy can occur without menstruation, due to ovulation and hormonal balance. The column also answers a reader about blood sugar targets, outlining how glucose enters cells, the role of insulin, and individualized goals under medical supervision.
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DR. Lamb
Bridge hands and critique of a failed no trump contract
In a bridge deal South laments a missed chance to win 3NT, while North blames poor play after a diamond opening. The article analyzes a heart singleton lead and suggests bidding five clubs to invite partner action. The current auction ends with South at A2GS OAQISTOAK JE and partner’s six diamonds pending a decision.
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South
North
East
West
Spoils System in US Politics Through 1883
The World Almanac notes that American politicians used the spoils system until Congress enacted the Federal Civil Service Act in 1883. In 1832 William Marcy defended Van Buren’s London appointment by arguing that the victor belongs to the spoils of the enemy.
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Congress
Federal Civil Service Act
William Marcy
Martin van Buren
London
TV Popular in Austria Vienna Daily Viewing Surge
Figures from the Austrian Federal Chamber of Economics show nearly 40 percent of Austrians over 15, about 2 million of 5.4 million, watch television daily. Prime time begins after the 8:15 news with 14 percent not tuning in, 12 percent infrequent viewers, and 70 percent watching at least weekly.
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Austria
Vienna
Federal Chamber of Economics
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Wall Street
Sanford and Son
Calucci’s Dept
Outlook
Brian Keith
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Coogan
U.S.A
Fat Albert
Garner Ted Armstrong
Phoenix
Texarkana
Porter Wagoner
Championship Wrestling
Explorers
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
I Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wilburn Brothers
America
Bobby Goldsboro
Washington
Reasoner
É News
Lawrence Welk
Continuum
Partridge Family
Chisum
Mary Tyler Moore
Lightnin’ Hopkins
Bob Newhart
Griff
Carol Burnett
Chargers
Browns
Oilers
Bears
Bengals
Steelers
Big Valley li Minsters
Continuwn
Mayberry R.F.C
Arkansas Football
I Young People’s
Spring Street
USA
Ted Armstrong
All My Children
Little Rock
Eye On Arkansas
Guiding Light
K Doctors
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Merv Griffin
Somerset É Bozo
Sridge
Cinch
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Trump
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ad Vana
West North East
Israel
David Elazar
Dodge
Tate Auto Company
P.D. Box Si
Chrysler