Television Schedule Highlights Evening Movies and News
TV guide lists 6:30 p.m. NBC News and News. 7:30 p.m. What's My Line Jonathan Carroll and Courtship of Eddie's Father. Circus. Star Trek. I Dream of Jeannie. 9:30 p.m. David Susskind. Movie titles across channels. 10:00 p.m. Love American Style. Late morning cartoons Bugs Bunny Road Runner and Scooby Doo. 9:30 a.m. Pink Panther. 10:30 p.m. Stand Up and Cheer. 11:00 p.m. News. 11:30 p.m. Johnny Carson. 11:30 a.m. Josie and the Pussycats and Curiosity Shop.
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Eddie
Circus
Newsroom
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights Classic Westerns and Family Shows
A detailed Saturday lineup lists times and programs across channels featuring Monkees, Gilligan's Island, American Bandstand, Road Runner, Sea Hunt, Wide World of Sports, Masterpiece Theatre, Flintstones, I Dream of Jeannie and more. Notable pairings include CBS Children's Film Festival, Jackson Five, Tall in Texas and U.S. Open coverage.
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Wide World of Sports
Texas
Telecast notes list film and program lineups
Evening schedule details Channel 11 4 2 27 and 33 with comedies dramas and documentaries. Entries include Coffins for Sale I Thank a Fool Crawlspace The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Cat on a Hot Tin Mansion Cutter's Trail The Rawhide Years I Saw What You Did Westward Ho Annabel Takes a Tour Comin Round the Mountain and Jacques Cousteau A Sound of Dolphins detailing cast and hours.
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Sanford and Son
Lamont
Arthur Kennedy
Teresa Wright
Tom Harper
Channel 27
Kingdom Come
Jimmie Rodgers
Chill Wills
Joseph Cotten
Beverly Garland
Channel 4
Tony Curtis
William Demarest
Joan Crawford
John Ireland
Sarah Lane
Leif Ericson
Joyce Meadows
Channel 33
John Wayne
Sheila Manners
Frank McGlynn
Judith Silver Shapiro to appeal to US leaders over Moscow draft evasion case
Cincinnati upi reports Judith Silver Shapiro an American woman whose Soviet Jewish bridegroom is held in Moscow for alleged draft evasion will appeal to US government leaders today.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Judith Silver Shapiro
Moscow
Weekend sports TV schedule highlights major events
Saturday features Dodgers at Cubs at 2:00, world putting title, golf matchups, a world middleweight title bout, and a Pebble Beach U S Open round three. Sunday has Milwaukee 150 auto race, track and field championships, CBS tennis, and the Pebble Beach U S Open final. Monday closes with Mets versus Astros at 8:00.
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Nick Perry
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Vance Randall
Roger Moore
Carl DePasqua
Bill Downing
Carlos Monzon
Jean-Claude Bouttier
France
Channel 9
Pebble Beach
Calif
Milwaukee
Fred Stolle
Tom Okker
New York Mets
Houston Astros
TV notes and season changes across networks
NBC adds Jud Strunk to Dean Martin hour and Bobby Darin to a new summer show. Stand Up and Cheer moves forward with Chevrolet as sponsor. NBC sets fall premiere week September 11 with five new series. CBS boosts public affairs by 15 to 20 percent. ABC to telecast War and Peace over seven and a half hours in four nights August 12–15. The 39th College All Star Game is July 28 from Chicago. ABC will also air Tolstoy epic on seven and a half hours across prime time. Metromedia plans a Diahann Carroll series. Juliet Prowse headlines a variety special The Song and Dance Gal.
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New York
UPI
NBC
Jud Strunk
Johnny Mann
Chevrolet
ABC
Chicago
United States
Tolstoy
Bobby Darin
Dean Martin
Juliet Prowse
Metromedia Producers Corp
Diahann ‘Carroll
Julia
Jack Gaver
West Radio Schedule Highlights 24 Hour On Air Weekend
The listing outlines a 24 hour West radio schedule Friday through Sunday with on air times from 6:00 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. including daily news sports weather and feature blocks. Program notes feature Mission Echoes Earl Nightingale Howard Cosell Paul Harvey and Bob Grant with various segments like Daily Death Report Swap And Shop Baby Parade and Auction Party Preview.
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ABC
West Daily
Mission Echoes
Earl Nightingale
Choice Two
Howard Cosell
Paul Harvey
Mike Bob Grant
Carrillon
Daily Death Report
Pennsylvania
Beverly Stark
Earl Nightengale
Swap and Shop
Radio Schedule Highlights WBZY Personalities and Slots
WBZY 1140 presents local and national news at 8:00 a.m. 12:00 noon and 5:00 p.m. The lineup features George Rossi Jim Gross Roger L Stevens and Bob Jolly in various talk and sports slots. Programs include News in Depth and Busy Board segments with Sell-a-Phone topics.
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WBZY
George Rossi
Jim Gross
Roger L. Stevens
Bob Jolly
Roger L Stevens
Worth and Biddle Appointed to Convention Committees
Mayor Basil C. Scott of Sharon names Larry D. Worth New Castle City Business Administrator to the resolution committee for the Pennsylvania League of Cities 1972 convention. Richard H. Biddle New Castle city councilman is named to the nominating and convention committees. The state convention opens August 20 at the Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia.
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Sharon
Basil C. Scott
Pennsylvania League of Cities
New Castle
Larry D. Worth
Richard H. Biddle
Sheraton Hotel
Philadelphia
Abortion Clash Sparks Harrisburg Debate On Law
The Abortion Law Commission produced two diverging reports, one for no criminal sanctions and one to outlaw abortion, while lawmakers debate anti and pro abortion bills and a potential no-law alternative. The piece argues pregnant women face real questions beyond rhetoric as government candidates press group interests.
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Pennsylvania
Oliver Quayle
Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Commission
Dozens of Pennsylvania Drivers Licenses Suspended for Violations
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic Safety suspended or revoked licenses for 20 individuals starting in late April and May 1971, including Bruce L. Baxter, Harry R. Baxter, and David L. Boyer for speeding, DUI, and failing to stop. Three others received indefinite suspensions for nonpayment of judgments and failure to show financial responsibility.
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Department of Transportation
Bureau of Traffic Safety of Pennsylvania
Bruce L. Baxter
Galbreath Ave
Harry R. Baxter
Chestnut St
David L. Boyer
Pulaski RD
Joseph T. Colyer
Johns St
Frank Cambrosio Jr
Ellwood City
Harry D. Davidson
New Bedford
Alan Dietrich
W. Fairmont Ave
Gary W. Gillette
Croton Ave
Deborah J. Hardisky
Spring St
Arthur Hazen
Ellwood Road
Charles B. Hoye
N. Market St
New Wilmington
Billie I. Kelly
Loop St
Raymond E. Hanna
Volant
Thomas L McCormick
Butler Road
William P. Schramm
Lorraine Ave
Constitutional Convention Opens in Philadelphia May 1777
The Philadelphia convention opened on May 14, 1777 to draft a new framework for governance. Delegates debated structure and authority amid early discussions shaping the future U S political system.
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Philadelphia
Sinatra Mystery Deepens Over London Departure
US congressional crime committee seeks Frank Sinatra who vanished from Savoy Hotel in London. He reportedly left for unspecified destination aboard a chartered jet after talks about a comeback film with Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, while in London for the crime inquiry and theater negotiations.
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London
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Congressional Crime Committee
Luton
London Daily Mail
Harold Davison
Sinatra
London Evening Standard
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
the Mail
Davidson
Frank
House Crime Committee
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
Washington
Savoy Hotel
Union High School Band Parents Elect Officers for 1972 73
The Union Band Parents group elected Mrs. Betty Presnar as president and others to key posts. They planned a July picnic, August preschool outing, and a November banquet for the band color guard and cheerleaders. Reports were given on last year’s Spring Tour to Virginia Washington DC and Gettysburg.
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Union High School
Union Township
Betty Presnar
Sophie Hudak
Carol Guido
Mary Jo Rossman
Marguerite Ford
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Gettysburg
Glass fragments worth eight thousand dollars spill from truck
Police recovered eight thousand dollars of broken glass after a tractor-trailer at the PPG Industries plant shed its load. The driver braked to avoid a pedestrian, causing sixteen tons of sheeted plate glass to shift and forty sheets to fall from the rig. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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Cumberland
UPI
PPG Industries
Fire destroys storage building near New Castle School of Trades
Firemen from New Bedford and Pulaski responded to a blaze at a storage building beside the New Castle School of Trades on U S 422 at 10 am. The origin was undetermined and the building may have stored materials for the school. Crews returned to service at 11 15 am.
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New Bedford — Pulaski Township
New Castle School
New Bedford
Pulaski
Ellwood City Obituaries June 1972 Deaths List
A sequence of obituaries from Ellwood City area includes Helen R. Dolbos in Dobbin, Robert W. Dobbin, Charles D. O’Brien, Robert W. De Rogers, Lavada A. Sobeski, Anna Warren, and John Zakel Sr. with details on ages addresses service times and burial plans at local churches and cemeteries. Funeral homes listed include J Bradley McGonigie Memorial Home R S Cunningham East Side Funeral Home Howard H Reynolds Funeral Service Kenneth C Turner Funeral Home William F DeCarbo Funeral Home and William Tanner Highland. Burial sites include St Mary Cemetery Oak Park Cemetery St Joseph Cemetery St Agatha Cemetery Greenwood Castle View Burial Park and St Lucy Cemetery. Funeral services span June 1972 with wake and mass details.
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Dagnon
Helen R
N. Lincoln Ave
J. Bradley McGonigie
N. Beaver St
St. Mary Church
Eugene J. Dougherty
T.ry Cemetery
Dobbin
Robert William
Oak St
Margaret Champion
R. S. Cunningham
Oak Park Cemetery
Les O'Brien
Charles D
Pat
Adams $T
Ann M. Joseph
Howard H. Reynolds
Adams St
de Rogers
Robert W
Vine St
Minnie Graham
Toaredey
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
Mervin Schwab
Croton United
St. Lucy Church
Vincent Bertoline
St. Lucy Cemetery
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NBC News
F Troop
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Andy Griffith
Truth Or Consequences
Dragnet
Star Trek
Electric Company
Jeannie
Jacques Cousteau
Suspense Theatre
David Susskind
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Movie
Adam
Renitals
Paul Melvin
E. Washington
Power Squadron
Tri State Farmer
Untamed World
Dr. Dolittle
Jerry Lewis
Deputy Dawg
Ray Interiors
New Butler Road
Funky Phantom
Barney Bean
Woody Woodpecker
Harlem Globetrotters
Jackson
J.J
Johnny Carson
Houk TV
Wilmington Ave
Lidsville
Barrier Reef
Curiosity Shop
Josie and the Pussycats
Monkees
Johnny Quest
Mr. Wizard
Earth Lab
Bugaloos
Lancelot Link
American Bandstand
Opera Theatre
Pink Panther
Hollywood Television Theatre
Jackson Five
Dennis the Menace
NET Opera Theatre
Channel 11
Susan Hayward
Peter Finch
Diane Cilento
Channel 2
Dan Dailey
Julie Sommars
John Gavin
Manuel Padilla Jr
Annabel
Jack Oakie
Lucille Ball
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Dorothy Shay
WFEM
Lawrence
Cablevision
N. Mill ST
Westgate Plaza
Keebler
Linger Light
All Star Dairy
West Music People
Dave Gaskell
Mark Elliot
Tom Trodden
Jefferson Dayne Edwards
Jim Marzanno
Mike Tobie
Bob Grant
Worth
Eagle Towne Mall
Freestone
Capitol Opinion
Sara Fritz Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Crime Committee
Union
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