Television Logs for Monday September 1 1868
Listings show a day of TV programming with News Weather Sports films dramas and comedies. Notable items include Cubs vs Reds baseball at 7:30 and Gunsmoke in prime time along with Lucille Ball and Mayberry RFD schedules and late night talk shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh F. Buckley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Lucille Balltel
Mayberry R
Will Sonet
Will Sonnett
Dick Cavett
Jimmie Rogers
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Pal Guss
Guiding Light
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Mrs. Wiggs of
Cabbage Patch
Big Valley Licille Ball Nl
McHale’s Navy
Flintstones
Hazel
Perry Mason
Discovery
Marshall Dillon
Paul Harvey
Arkansas A.M
Captain Kangaroo
Ula
Dide
BR Mod Squad
Elleanta Island
Universal City
Lancer
Cc N.Y.P.D
Julia Andy Griffith
Marv Griffin
Unbeaten Rocky Marciano Dies in Plane Crash
Newton Iowa AP reports unbeaten heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano died in a light plane crash near Newton while en route to Des Moines for a birthday celebration. Pilot Glenn Belz and passenger Frank Farrell, both Des Moines residents, also perished. Marciano, 46, had retired from boxing in 1956 after 49 professional fights with 43 knockouts and later pursued varied ventures in Florida and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
Marciano
Knockout King
Chicago
Des Moines
Des Moins
Jasper County
Darrel Hurry
Glenn Belz
Frank Farrell
Hurley
Joe Palooka
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Barbara
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chicago Cubs
Rocco Francis Marchegiano
Brockton
Mass
al Weill
Rocky
Barbara Cousens
Archie Moore
Boxing Hall of Fame
Rock Festival Mayhem and Drug Busts Across U S and Canada
At the New Orleans Pop Festival in Prairieville Louisiana a couple at a dance exhibition wore not for long as spectators crowded in. About 30 000 youths heard Janis Joplin and others while authorities arrested twelve for marijuana possession. LSD and USD overdoses sent several festivalgoers to hospitals. Similar chaos and arrests marked the Texas International Pop Festival near Lewisville with 40 000 attendees. A festival heat and nude swimmers sparked traffic jams and one death while a three year old received LSD effects. Denton County jailed over 25 for drug violations as the Dallas event ends. Other festivals in Tenino Washington Saugerties New York and Orangeville Ontario noted drug sales nudity and overdoses as crowds enjoyed concerts and fights to keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Prairieville
Louisiana International Speedway
Janis Joplin
Canned Heat
Grateful Dead
Docto
Lewisville
Tex
Sam Houston
Garza-Little Elm Reservoir
Dallas
Houston
Denton County Sherriff
Ples
Saugerties
N.Y
White Lake
Tim Hardin
Rockhill Park
Orangeville
Ont
Toronto
Crazy Legs Hirsch Named to All-1950s NFL Team
Elroy Hirsch known as Crazy Legs, a pioneer as pro footballs first flanker, is honored on the all-1950s NFL team marking the league's 50th anniversary. He starred for the Rams after a 1946 debut, returning to glory post a 1947 skull fracture, and in 1951 posted 17 touchdowns and 1,495 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bardet
Associated Press
NEW York
Elroy
Crazy Legs
Hirsch
Otto Graham
Sam Huff
Gino Marchetti
Los Angeles Rams
NFL
Simon and
Ischuster
Lunn Opens Hartford Open Lead in Golf Tournament
In Hartford, Bob Lunn shot 66 to take a one stroke lead after 54 holes of the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. Howie Johnson tied for 2nd at 202 after a 63, with Dave Hill at 202 as well, while Stockton and Brewer at 203 and 204 respectively kept pace amid a crowded chase. Casper sat seven back after a 70, as 19 players remained within five strokes of the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethersfield
Johnson
Hil
Dave Stockton
Gay Brewer
Deane Beman
R. H. Sikes
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Debate Over Chemical Warfare Stockpiles Calmly Dismissed
Washington reports say major powers developed chemical and biological arms to kill all humans but officials insist such danger is exaggerated. The Pentagon notes CB stockpiling is limited to about 350 million annually, with 5,000 workers and strict safety, decontamination, and avoidance of major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Senate
United States
Defense Department
Pentagon
Vietnam
U.S
Neva
Russia
North Vietnam
Thoughts on Hebrews and memory by Mary Elien Chase
A compact reflection on faith, patience, and memory from American author and teacher Mary Elien Chase. The passage cites Hebrews 6 18 about unchangeable truths providing refuge and encouragement, noting how past days refuse to sustain future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elien Chase
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Wean Dreath
Little Rock
Rye
Arkansas
Nensenre
Berry
Iac
NASA
Mars
Rocky Marciano
Quebec
Canada
North America
ARK) Star
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Texas
Fort Worth
SIX Flags
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Wash
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Richard Alden Knight
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