Television schedule conflicts with stray program listings
A cluttered OCR of midwest regional TV listings shows day and time slots for multiple channels, including KMID Midland, KERA Dallas, KOSA Odessa, KBIMS, KMOM Monahans, KBIM Roswell, and KTVT Dallas. It includes a mix of news, sports, movies, and classic shows with program titles such as Bewitched, Hogan's Heroes, MASH, Gamble-themed films, The Tonight Show, and various soap operas, along with sign-off and late-night segments. The fragmentary text indicates channel lineups, program names, and times, but lacks coherent article structure or narrative.
American marksmanship in the Revolutionary War contrasts with British failures
The World Almanac notes poor American shooting at Lexington and Concord, with only one bullet in 300 landing a target and just one man of 15 hitting a person. It mentions rifle units on both sides and German mercenaries shaping tactics and courage.
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Lexington and Concord
One Man's Family not a soap opera says creator
Carlton K Morse, creator of One Man's Family, argues the show was a dramatic family program not a soap opera. He recalls its radio start in 1932, eventual NBC expansion, and criticisms of modern sexual themes, noting the Barbour family and its influence on television serials.
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San Francisco
Carlton K. Morse
Morse
Woodside
Henry Barbour
Hazel
Paul
Claudia
Cliff
Jack
NBC Radio
NBC
Don Gillman
Elk distribution eyed in the Guadalupe park
Elk population and seasonal distribution in Guadalupe Mountains National Park are being studied under a Texas Tech University contract. Dr. C David Simpson leads the project with field work by John Moody and Steven West Warren. The three month survey began in June with a December report planned and possible continuation next year.
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Don Dayton
Carlsbad Caverns
Guadalupe Mountains National Parks
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Texas
C. David Simpson
University’s
Range and Wildlife Management Department
Simpson
John D. Moody
Steven West Warren
Texas Tech
Morning TV Schedule Highlights and Kids Programs
A daytime broadcast listing shows multiple channels airing a mix of news, talk, and children's programs. Notable entries include CBS and ABC morning blocks,)$ Sesame Street, Captain Kangaroo, Mister Rogers, and family shows, with news segments like Morning Report and Today Show interspersed.
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CBS Morning News
Slam Wang Oe
Geology study on West Texas up to micro motions
UT Austin geologists led by Dr William Muehlberger study tiny crust movements near McDonald Observatory in the Davis Mountains to place a long term baseline for tectonic activity. Students Robert Belcher and Mary Goetz assist in data collection as astronomers use laser beams to measure moon distances within a few centimeters.
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University of Texas At Austin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
William Muehlberger
University of Texas
McDonald Observatory
Davis Mountains
West Texas
Muehlberger
Robert Belcher
del Rio
Mary Goetz
Ossining
New York
Parker Drive
McDonald
Belcher
Goetz
North America
Valentine
Polly's Problem and Dear Polly Advice Column Snippet
Readers share domestic tips from a vintage advice column. Nylon sheets anchoring, motel plumbing quirks, wooden spoons preservation, linoleum stain removal with toothpaste, ironing board repair notes, and a request for reader participation in Polly's Pointers.
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Polly
Dorothy
Georgia
Callie
Caroline
Margaret
New Hawaiian Station Mirrors McDonald Observatory
Geophysicists report a new station in Hawaii matching McDonald Observatory in capability. They measure distances between the two sites to track shifts in relative positions and hope to learn precursors to earthquakes. Dr. Muehlberger notes the need for long geological time to assess current activity estimates.
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McDonald Observatory
Hawaii
McDonald
Hawaiian
McDonald Region
Muehlberger
Light opera to premier on Wednesday at Sul Ross
ALPINE The outdoor Theatre of the Big Bend at Sul Ross State University will stage The Melting of Mollie on Wednesday, the first of four weekly productions through August 7. Mollie plays Wednesdays, with The Mousetrap, Last of the Red Hot Lovers and Godspell rotating Thursdays to Saturdays. Tickets are $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for children, with family packs and commercial rates available.
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Forchheimer’s
Alpine
Sul Ross Cashier
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the Untouchables
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Hot Seat
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All My Children
NBC News
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Metroplex
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One Life To Live
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By Polly Cramer
Lucky Lady
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Swingin
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