Jerry Lucas Special On TV Friday Lights Up Jamboree
Former Knicks center Jerry Lucas, a Middletown native and Ohio State alumnus, appears on a Friday TV special titled Magic Jamboree. The program blends tricks, math lessons, cartoons, music, and a film awards segment for children making their own movies. Lucas, who has hosted earlier shows and worked with Don Krishner, hopes to inspire kids to explore alphabets and numbers. He now lives in Foster City, California with his wife and two children.
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Modern Man Predator of Animals
Chicago AP report quotes Melvin A. Traylor of the Field Museum warning that modern man remains a predator of wildlife on a larger scale than primitive man. He cites chain saws plows cities factories and pollution plus continued use of pesticides accelerating the threat to animal species.
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TV Schedule Highlights and Parade Coverage Listings
Channel listings note evening movies and talk programs from 7:30 to 11:30 with guests and specials. Macy parade coverage marks hosts Lorne Greene Betty White and live segments from New York Philadelphia Detroit and Toronto plus pro football and NCAA broadcasts including Oklahoma vs Nebraska and Jets vs Lions.
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Wallace Signals 1974 Presidential Campaign Return
Gov George Wallace, reportedly seeking a third term as Alabama governor in 1974, told northwest Alabama volunteers he may run for broader office if health improves. His physician notes steady health gains but walking again remains doubtful. Wallace currently relies on a wheelchair.
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CBS Wins Reprieve From Picket Line Order
The CBS Evening News aired with Roger Mudd substituting for Cronkite as a court order blocked AFTRA from enforcing picket lines. Cronkite recovers from throat tumor removal. regular anchors Dan Rather Eric Sevareid Mike Wallace and John Hart had been due to isolate themselves from strike enforcement.
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Best Year For Disney Sets New Profit and Revenue Records
Walt Disney Productions reported fiscal year 1972 revenues of 328.8 million, up 90 percent from 1971. Net income for 1972 rose to 26.72 million or 2.03 per share, while 1971 earnings were 26.72 million or 2.03 per share.
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Malnutrition Strikes Sao Paulo Children Under Five
A university study finds that about three of every ten Sao Paulo children live less than a year suffer malnutrition. The report highlights severe nutrition gaps among urban youth in Brazil’s largest city.
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Brazil
Bidding advice on a six heart contract and Blackwood limits
A reader asks why the six hearts contract fails as South uses four notrump and Blackwood to seek aces. The column argues against Blackwood for slam evaluation, proposes a diamond slam path with four diamonds and cue bids in spades, and notes North’s heart length helps club discards if diamonds are trumps.
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Honolulu Renames 16Story City Office Building
City officials drop MOB nickname for the 16 story Municipal Office Building renaming it the Honolulu Municipal Building after reconsidering the contract and construction plan valued at about 6.6 million dollars.
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Zodiac Outlook For Each Sign With Guidance And Notables
The column provides daily star prompts for Aries through Pisces with advisories on ambition, timing, teamwork, leadership, and focus. It mentions potential career paths for Pisces including law, politics, journalism, and leadership, and cites birthdates of Charles de Gaulle and Franklin Pierce as examples.
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Transit Firm Losing On Route Extension
Cleveland Transit System has lost 169000 dollars since extending 15 downtown and Erieview routes, adding 2100 riders daily since October 2. Marketing manager Thompson Nooner cites a $1 daily loss per new rider, as of November 10.
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