Television Logs for Wednesday September 23 1970
Listing of NBC and local network programs for Wednesday September 23 1970 includes NBC News at 11 Tonight In Person Johnny Cash and Music Hall programs Eddie's Father Storefront Lawyers and Room 222 later CBS and ABC entries list differing time slots and program titles for that evening including Sports Weather and Movies with The Sandakan Leopard Of Sarawak and My Six Convicts noted among late night lineups
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NBC News
Eddie
Shiloh
Granddaddy
Cineposium
J.J
Johnny Cash
Music Hall
Medical Center
Faces of Action
Evening TV Schedule Texarkana College Area
A dense listing of daytime and primetime TV programs with times and show titles across channels, featuring news, game shows, dramas, soap operas, westerns, and children’s programs. Notable entries include Jeopardy, General Hospital, All My Children, The Tonight list, and children's blocks with Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, and Sesame Street style shows.
Camden to Recruit New Policemen
Camden City Manager Robert Herchert said the city faces critical police protection and will launch a crash program to recruit qualified policemen. Two Negro patrolmen resigned after a disturbance at Camden High School, leaving only nine officers including the chief, who said 23 men are needed for reasonable protection.
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Camden, Ark
Camden
Robert Herchert
Herchert
Camden High School
G. B. Cole
Mrs Kennedy Reignites Fashion Stir In White House
Joan Kennedy again shocks Washington society by wearing a sheer blue lace blouse with a midi silver leather skirt at an East Room reception for Mrs Marcos. The ensemble follows her earlier miniskirt moment and drew photographers’ attention beside Mrs Nixon’s turquoise midi dress.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Joan Kennedy
White House
East Room
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Richard M. Nixon
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Kennedy
Nixon
Congress
Mrs. Nixon
Mrs. Marcos
Mrs. Kennedy
Marcos
California fires scorch Berkeley hills homes up to six hours
Dozens of Berkeley Hills homes burned as a fast moving blaze, the worst East Bay fire since 1923, destroying 37 houses and damaging 12 while forcing evacuations of residents and students. Separate fires in Los Angeles Riverside and San Diego counties burned hundreds of acres with injuries and arson concerns. In Montevideo the Tupamaros push for an antigovernment manifesto to free captive American agronomist Claude L. Fly with government refusal.
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California
Berkeley
Calif
Berkeley Hills
East Bay
University of California
Los Angeles
Beverly Glen Canyon
Grizzly Peak Boulevard
Kpfa-Fm
Oakland
Riverside County
U.S. Forest Service
California Division of Forestry
Bedford Canyon
Corona
San Diego County
Wildcat Canyon
San Diego
Michael K. Burns
Montevideo
Uruguay
Claude L. Fly
Fort Collins
Colo
Tupamaros
Fly
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Gomide
Jorge Pacheco Areco
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
John
Agnew Urges Tenn. Voters To Back Brock Over Gore
Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke to about 10,000 Republicans in Memphis urging support for Rep. William Brock over Sen. Albert Gore. He accused Gore of supporting large federal programs and voting against Vietnam policy, and criticized the Supreme Court nominees. Gore welcomed Agnew, joking about carpetbagger references.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Spiro T. Agnew
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Gore
Senate
William Brock
Agnew
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Memphis
Manhattan
Georgetown
Maryland
Brock
Indianapolis
Rep
Richard Roudebush
Vance Hartke
Washington
Garnishment Writs Against WR and Aide
Fort Smith attorney for the Arkansas Loan & Thrift Corp. receiver obtained writs of garnishment in U S District Court against Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and aide Glen Jermstad to collect any money they may pay to Ernest Bartlett Jr. in a breach of contract suit. Bartlett seeks $40,000 over an alleged verbal contract to write a book incriminating Orval Faubus. The firm has about $4 million invested. over 2,000 investors total. AL&T was organized in 1965 during Faubus's governorship. Faubus has said wrongdoing surfaced after he left office.
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Little Rock
John H. Fitzhugh
Fort Smith
Arkansas Loan & Thrift Corp
U.S. District Court
Winthrop Rockefeller
Glen Jerstad
Fitzhugh
Rockefeller
Jermstad
Ernest Bartlett Jr
Bartlett
Al&t
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Transition Period for Tobacco Ads in Public Broadcasts
Washington AP reports FCC general counsel Henry M. Geller says anti smoking broadcasts must continue after cigarette ads end in January. Broadcasters face puzzling fairness obligations. government may require ongoing antismoking messages under public interest standards.
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Washington
Federal Communications
Henry M. Geller
Federal Communications Commission
Geller
FCC
Ciga
Public Service Voices on Bans and Broadcaster Policy
A discussion notes how cigarette ad bans affect TV and radio, with FCC officials noting no formal policy yet. Broadcasters may rely on good faith judgments when ads end, as licenses are not at risk unless violations are absolute and flagrant.
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Geller
FCC
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Leopard of
Sarawak
Merv Griffin
Texarkana College
R.F.D
CBS News
Arkansas A.M
Rozo
All My Children
Arkansas
Linkletter
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
ABC News
Washington News
Net Playhouse
Tom Jones
Bracken’s World
Johnny Carson
Hugh Hefner
Dick Cavett
Ead
Daba
Manila
Switzerland
Monte Rosa
Manifesto
Bat Yj
Aden
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