Crossword Clues From Today's Puzzles Include Mr Whitney
A cryptic list shows entries for 43 through 52 including Mr Whitney 44 Assistance 46 Puff up name 48 Evened the score 49 Italian noble house 60 Chart 51 Tahitian god 52 From Shropshire 34 Mr Williams with various clue numbers and positions.
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Mr. Whitney
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Today in History highlights many wartime milestones
On November 11 1969 Britain moved toward nationalizing its steel industry. Key past events include 1620 Mayflower compact signing, 1889 Washington statehood, 1921 Disarmament Conference, 1933 North Dakota dust storms, 1938 Inonu presidency, 1942 Allied control in Algeria and Morocco, and a 1974 U S Panama diplomatic squabble following anti-U S riots.
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Panama
Jim Garrison Set For Third Term As New Orleans DA
New Orleans attorney Jim Garrison advances toward a third four year term as district attorney after winning the Democratic nomination with 84,992 votes. He faces Republican Phil Trice in the April 1970 general election. Former aide Harry Connick trailed with 60,385 votes.
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Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
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Phil Trice
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Charles R. Ward
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Old Friends Dominate TV Ratings In Peak Season
National Nielsen lists show that the top 10 programs are all at least two years old with six lasting six or more years. Laugh-In leads, Red Skelton Show close behind, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Mayberry R F D, Wonderful World of Disney and Beverly Hillbillies follow. The younger tier includes Family Affair and Glen Campbell. NBC regains weekly lead with 19.7 average, CBS 18.9, ABC 15.4, as midseason reshuffles loom under CBS and ABC plans to replace weak shows.
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Mayberry
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Variety Hour
Bill Cosby
Cosby
ABC
Lucy
Steve Douglas
Murray
Barweek
Beverly Garland
Television Highlights and Tonight's Movies Recap
TV listings featureVic Damone as a crooner on Dick Van Dyke Sally intrigue. Mod Squad reports a campus murder amid policy demands. Jeannie showcases a garish decorator nightmare. Debbie Reynolds involved with defectors trap. Julia has a mother's helper caper. Red Skelton with Maurice Evans as Alaskan law enforcer. The Governor and J J notes a flight issue. Marcus Welby stars a fisherman stubborn over emphaema. The Spy Killer features a private eye in a murder case. Boy Did I Get a Wong Number pairs Bob Hope with a real estate operator and a French bubble bath queen on the line.
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Debbie
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Red Skelton
Maurice Evans
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Marcus Welby
Robert Horton
Bob Hope
Young Brother Delivers Quick Aid In Household Fire
An 11 year old boy Timothy Berchak rushed to help when his sister Valerie Berchak's hair and clothing caught fire after a kettle boil. He tore off her clothing and doused the flames pouring water on her hair. Valerie, a first grader at Pearl Road Elementary, was treated at Southwest General Hospital Berea for burns on hands arms shoulder and chest and sent home.
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James Berchak
Brook Park
Timothy
Valerie
Southwest General Hospital
Berea
Pearl Road Elementary School
Eyes Look For Hands In Poker Says Psychologist
Dr Eckard Hess of the University of Chicago told a medical hypnotists convention that poker players pupils widen or narrow in response to the perceived hand. He said dilated pupils accompany pleasant sights like a full house while a busted straight narrows them, and such reactions may reveal brain activity and influence advertising and medical assessments.
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American College of Medical
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University of Chicago
Confectionery Sales Rise for U.S. Manufacturers
Chicago and national data show U.S. confectionery manufacturers' sales reaching about $1.71 billion last year, up nearly 4 percent from 1967.
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U.S
Fight Over Youth Wage Sparks Nixon Administration Clash
A White House proposal to set a lower youth wage below the 1.60 minimum triggers opposition from Commerce and Labor secretaries. Labor sources caution the plan could push employers to replace adults with youths. The Labor Department says a study on youth wage effects is underway and findings will take weeks.
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