Television and Sports Guide Listings Fragment
Listing of today’s broadcasts across channels 2 5 and 7 includes Reds vs Mets in baseball, 1969 Davis Cup highlights, Avco Golf final round at 4 30, NFL passing study, The FBI kidnapping trap, Ed Sullivan Show guests, Bill Cosby Show on language issue, Bonanza wartime deserter plot, Comedy Tonight guests, and The Bold Ones legal drama with a framed attorney plot.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
NFL
FBI
Erskine
Lee Marvin
Oliver
Woody Allen
Jo Anne Worley
Topo Gigio
Castro Brothers
Bill Cosby
Chet
Ben Cartwright
Edie Adams Stars in I Do I Do at Memorial Hall
Edie Adams will star in I Do I Do a marriage musical hit next Kenley Players production opening Tuesday at Memorial Hall Dayton Jack Cassidy also stars in the musical running through Sunday May dates not specified in source.
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Edie Adams
Kenley Players
Memorial Hall
Dayton
Jack Cassidy
Washington food labeling rules restrict hot dog ingredients
Officials say hot cogs and bologna labeled all meat must not include cereal or dry milk extenders. The rule targets product labeling to ensure meat content is accurately represented and avoids misleading consumers.
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Washington
Today s Crossword Answers From Yesterday Puzzle
The reader can recall the solution to yesterday s crossword with clues covering geography language chemistry and common words. Entries include Cuban province herbal terms and everyday objects with answers like vehicle unit of resistance fish eggs celestial body and muffins.
Today in History: Highlights from Aug 23, 1775 to 1965
On this date in history notable events span from King George III declaring rebellion in the American colonies in 1775 to milestones in World War II and Vietnam era politics. Key items include Columba s arrest in 1500, the 1869 charter for the Church of Christ Scientist, Japan's 1914 war declaration, Marseille capture in 1944, Truman era public concert of Margaret Truman, and South Vietnam leadership changes.
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Associated Press
George III
England
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
Spain
Mary Baker Eddy
Church of Christ, Scientist
Japan
Germany
Shanghai
China
Hollwood
W. Beara
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
Senate
Marine Corps
Saigon
Hong Kong
Tran Thiem Khiem
South Vietnam
Freight Cars in U S Service End of 1969
The United States had 1 794 655 freight cars in service as 1969 ended, about 6 000 fewer than at the year's start, reflecting a slight decline in active rolling stock.
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Washington
United States
West Germans travel abroad in excess of twenty-two million yearly
More than 22 million West Germans travel to other countries each year, reflecting strong outbound movement as tourism and business trips drive cross border activity. The figure underscores sustained mobility amid postwar economic expansion and visa arrangements.
Endplay in Four Spades Demonstrates Safe Club Return
West should not panic after a diamond lead and a dummy entry. Declarer ruffs the second spade and tests a club finesse, while West’s best defense is to play a club and let the suit preference reveal South’s heart holdings, ensuring heart losers cannot doom the contract. The key lesson is that correct timing and information guide safe returns, not fear of the heart suits.
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Suchlayer
West
Declarer
South
Dumm
Dummy
East
King of Hearts
University City officers approve mustaches policy
Twelve of the 79 University City Police Department officers wear moustaches. In July Chief James P. Damos lifted a ban on sideburns and moustaches at the Police Community Relations Committee request. Damos said no officers are out of order and stressed neat uniforms.
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University City, Mo
University City
James P. Damos
Police
Damos
Community meetings listed for Monday across clubs and groups
A long list of meetings scheduled for Monday includes Exchange Club at noon in Manchester, Industrial Council in Monroe, Lions Club at 6 p.m. at Congress Inn, Weight Watchers at 7 p.m. in Old Town, SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m. in Legion Home, Rotary and Civitan at noon at the Clock Restaurant, Optimist at noon and Ser'oma at 6:30 p.m. in Manchester, Middletown Kiwanis at 6:30 p.m. at Alfy's, Middletown Personnel Association at 6:30 p.m. in Manchester, South Middletown Fire Association at 7 p.m. at Amanda Fire House, Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic at 7 p.m. in Verity Hall, Weight Watchers at 7 p.m. at Temple Beta Sholom, City Commission at 7 p.m. at City Building, FOE Lodge Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. at 1226 Central, United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown at 7:30 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church, MHS Band Associates at 7:30 p.m. in Central School, Butler County Medical Assistants at 8 p.m. in Conference Room, Disabled American Veterans at 8 p.m. in DAV Center, FOE Lodge 528 at 8 p.m., Eagles Hall, BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones at 8 p.m. in Elks Temple, IOOF Miami Lodge at 8 p.m. and Monroe OOF Hall Alcoholics Anonymous at 8:30 p.m.
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Monday Exchange Club
Manchester
Industrial Council
Monroe Lions Club
Congress Inn
Old Town
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Optimist Club
Alfy’s. Ser‘oma
Middletown East Kiwanis Club
Alfy’s
Middletown Personnel Association
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda
Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic
Verity Hall
Temple Beta Sholom
FOE Lodge
Central
United Cerebral Palsy of Mid
Dletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Butler County Medical Assistants
Disabled American Veterans
DAV Center
Eagles Hall
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Jack E. Leonard
Jacqueline Susann
Lenny Schultz
Fred Willard
Rheinhold Schwartz Band
Franz Klaber
Stardust Gardens
Jim Ed Brown
Gems
Hamilton
Middletown
LeGallienne
Ing
Epoch
Howitzer
Contributors
Turkish Regiment
Flower Organ
Droops
Shore
Ocean
Pele
France
Marseille
Central Ave
Ohio
B. Jay Becker
By Iy
Hait
Doble 24 Pass
Main
1St Ave
Alfy
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Middletown Rapid Transit
OLYGL
Butler County Fair
Hamilton Fairgrounds
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