Friday Night Screenings and News Mix
A dense TV guide listing 6:30 to 2:00 am schedule includes news programs such as NBC Evening News with various co hosts, CBS and ABC night blocks with films like The Big Gunfighter Bikini Beach and Topkapi, plus talk shows and sports. Notable items include Merv Griffin, Johnny Carson, and Nova PBS with The Renewable Tree, along with live events like the Kentucky Derby coverage and championship boxing.
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Wall Street
Louis Rukeyser
Federal Reserve
Henry C. Wallich
Federaleserve
James Garner
Suzanne Pleshette
Aloha
Bobby and
Rose
Paul LeMat
Dianne Hull
Agronsky
James Callaghan
Martin Agronsky
London
Merv Griffin
Raymond A. Moody, Jr
George Ritchie
Vi Horton
Charles Garfield
Peter Koestenbaum
Gidget
Karen Valentine
Robert Cummings
United Nations
Venice
Calif
ABC
Topkapi
Melinaercourt
Peter Ustinov
Mercedes McCambridge
Maria Schell
Helen Reddy
the Kinks
Lou Rawls
Kenny Rogers
Jerry Lee Lewis
James Brown
the Babys
Rue Orgue
Bela Lugosi
Sidney Fox
James Mason
Barbara Rush
Peter Fonda
Sharon Hugueny
Stephen Boyd
Ray Milland
Dayton grand jury indicts 10 men on pornography charges
A Dayton Ohio grand jury has returned indictments charging 10 men with pornography related offenses. The names of the defendants and specific counts were not listed in the brief notice. Investigators said the case stems from a broader probe into illegal material distribution.
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Dayton
Ohio
George Kirby Bailed After Drug Arrests in Las Vegas
Comedian-impersonator George Kirby, 52, released on bail from Clark County Jail after arraignment on drug charges. He was among nine arrested in a Friday raid sweep tied to an investigation of Sovereign News Co, a Cleveland-based company accused of supplying obscenity to Dayton and Ohio and allegedly to 20 other states.
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Las Vegas
Nev
George Kirby
Clark County
Kirby
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Sovereign News Co
Ine Sovereign
Associated Companies
William P. Riley
Riley
Sovereign
Author Richard Bissell Dies at 63 in Iowa
Dubuque Iowa AP reports Richard Bissell author of Seven and a Half Cents and Pajama Game the Broadway play and film died Wednesday at age 63. Bissell gained fame for his novel and later stage and screen adaptations.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Richard Bissell
Five Card Bridge Bidding Dilemmas and Redoubles
South’s responses to a partner’s opening and a double are outlined. Redouble signals 10 or more high-card points, not guaranteed support for partner’s suit. Other options include one notrump for 7–9 balanced points, pass when unsuitable, three diamonds as a preempt, and careful bids to outline hand strength and distribution.
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West
East West
East
Moon Arrested on Trespass Charges at Bard College
Rev Sun Myung Moon leader of the Unification Church was arrested on trespassing charges at Bard College near Bard NY after a group of followers visited campus claiming they were sightseers security spotted the group for inappropriate behavior and evasive answers Bard President Leon Botstein confirmed Bard would press charges and noted some Moonies carried walkie talkies
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Barrytown
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Moon
Bard College
New York City
College
Leon Botstein
Bard
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