Cavett expects Dick Cavett Show to end mid 1970 season
New York AP report says Dick Cavett expects the Dick Cavett Show to end by mid September and possibly resume in midseason 1970. He plans travel abroad after summer, maintains a strict work routine, and notes strong viewer response to the prime time format with favorite guests like Nicol Williamson James Mason Mort Sahl and Groucho Marx.
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Television Schedule Fragment Highlights Nightline Lineup
A dense OCR listing outlines a full day of TV offerings with numerous programs across channels. The entry enumerates shows from news and movies to game shows, Westerns, comedies, and sports, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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TV Preview Highlights Classic and Late Night Lineup
TV previews list 6:30 to 10 schedule across channels with Wild Wild West High Chaparral John Davidson Show Gomer Pyle Name of the Game The Saint Dick Cavett Show and U S Open golf plus Tonight's Movies on Channels 4 5 9 13 and 27 including House of Seven Hawks Halls of Montezuma Retik the Moon Menace Paris Honeymoon and more
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Montezuma
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Karl Malden
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Horoscope by Carroll Righter
Aries and Taurus share cautions about personal dealings and finances. Gemini should act, Leo controls spending, Virgo avoids legal risk, Libra seeks calm, Scorpio strengthens loyalty with friends, Sagittarius guards executives, Capricorn targets faster goals, Aquarius seeks new starts, Pisces faces home tension but plans improvement.
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Two KU Scholarships Awarded to Herm Mann Student
Gregory L. Allemann of Hermann Missouri, a fifth year architecture student at Kansas University, received two scholarships for 1969 70: the $500 Goldsmith Scholarship and the Greater University Fund Scholarship. Allemann has been an honor student, president of Delta Upsilon, and member of Sigma Tau and Tau Beta Pi.
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Hermann, Mo
Kansas University
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Ramada Inn Hosts Ribbon Cutting and Tour
A three day grand opening for the new Ramada Inn is capped by a Sunday event. Mike Getto the operator said a 1:30 p.m. ribbon cutting flag raising and tour open to the public will close the celebration.
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