Networks prepare full coverage for Apollo Soyuz flight
AP reports CBS NBC and ABC will cover the Apollo Soyuz mission from Moscow Cape Canaveral and Houston. Star observers include Alan Shepard and Wally Schirra with live prelaunch launches dockings and splashdown broadcasts planned across days ending July 24.
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Tonight on TV list with classics and guest stars
A TV night guide lists programs on channels 7 to 22 with titles such as Gunsmoke The Rookies The Minnesota Orchestra Lucy Merv Griffin Swat Rhoda Caught in the Act Medical Center Caribe Consumer Experience Jack the Ripper Jazz is Alive and Well Alfred Hitchcock Love American Style The Rangers A Matter of Wife and Death Nightmare Alley plus guests Brian Keith Dick Gautier Dody Goodman and The Captain and Tennille.
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Tennille
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Russia
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Rhoda
Joe
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Rod Taylor
Tyrone Power
Kennedy charged with reckless driving in Virginia case
Woodstock Virginia AP David Kennedy 20 son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy faced charges of reckless driving failing to have a driver's license and lack of auto registration after a 92 mph speed near New Market on I 81. He was held briefly at Shenandoah County jail until the car's registration was checked and released pending a General District Court hearing on July 25.
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Adams Born in Quincy on July 11 1767
John Quincy Adams sixth US president was born in Quincy Massachusetts on July 11 1767. The brief note records the birth of the future statesman as part of a historical timeline.
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John Quincy Adams
President
United States
Quincy, Mass
Edie Adams
Victor Buono
John Kenley
Bastille Storm Begins French Revolution on July 14 1789
On this date in 1789 Paris citizens stormed the Bastille marking the start of the French Revolution. The day in history notes Congress later passed a sedition act in 1798 restricting false, scandalous writings.
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Bastille
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Congress Provides Three Thousand For Lincoln Widow
The record notes a provision by Congress to supply a stipend of 3000 to Mary Todd Lincoln widow of President Abraham Lincoln. It cites historical context and mentions related items from various years including 1966 1969 1950s and notable figures.
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Chicago
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
London
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