TV Schedule Day by Day for Odessa 1971
Weekly listing shows daytime CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Lucy Show Beverly Hillbillies Family Affair Love of Life Where The Heart Is CBS News Search for Tomorrow Love is a Many Splendored Thing Guiding Light Secret Storm Edge of Night Gomer Pyle Fashions in Sewing Movietime 5 00 Funtime Walter Cronkite News Sports Weather Hee Haw O Hara The Dirty Dozen Part 2 Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo Hair Bear Bunch Pebbles Bam Bam Archies Funhouse Sabrina The Teenage Witch Monkees You Are There CBS Children Film Festival Wrestling Big Picture Bible in Today's World Movietime Bill Anderson World of Sports Illustrated Roger Mudd News Chicago Teddy Bears All In the Family Funny Face Dick Van Dyke Mary Tyler Moore Mission Impossible News Texas Today Weather Tom Jerry Groovie Goolies See America The Answer Morning Worship Face the Nation First Baptist Odessa NFL Dallas New Orleans NFL Minn Green Bay Lassie The Sand Pebbles The Sullivan Years World of Sports Illustrated Sports Digest Weather Cinema 7 Movie
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Odessa
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World of Sports Illustrated
Texas Today
Captain Carey
U.S.A
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Texas
Arkansas
ABC News
Agriculture USA
Notre Dame
Grambling University
Lawrence Welk
Permian Basin
FBI
ABC
John Hart
Nmsu County
Merv Griffin
CBS News
KBIM
Laredo
Rev
O.L. Dennis
Minnesota
Gun Bay
TV Listings and Movie Schedule Fragments Chronicle 1969 Programming
A dense, scrambled TV guide fragment outlines daytime and prime time lineups across multiple channels. It references shows from Bewitched to The Brady Bunch, news blocks, sports, films, and a Joan Didion adaptation in New York with Frank Perry directing and Dominick Dunne producing.
TV Schedule Highlights for KBIM Channel 10
The listing outlines a full day of programs from CBS Morning News to late-night movies and sports, naming shows like The Beverly Hillbillies The Dirty Dozen The Sand Pebbles NFL Today and All In The Family. It also notes children's programs Hee Haw Dick Van Dyke Show and The Avengers among others.
UT botanist to study Chihuahuan Desert plants
Dr. Marshall Johnston of the University of Texas will lead a project to classify over 4,000 plant species from the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico. He will work with two doctoral candidates and bring samples to UT Austin’s Herbarium, which holds about 300,000 plant specimens.
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Johnson
Mongolia
Siberia
Austin
University
New Mexico
Mexico
CBS series revisits laboratory highlights in Monkey films
National Geographic's Monkeys Apes and Men returns with Jane Goodall in Africa studying chimps and Diane Fossey among gorillas. The program shows primate behavior, social structures, and child development research, plus Wisconsin rhesus tests and human origins themes. Also notes ABC Movie of the Week A Taste of Evil and Kennedy Center benefit concerts with Founding Artists across three series. Nicaragua accepts UN charter at San Francisco Conference.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Jane Goodall
Africa
Champanzes
National Geographic
Miss Goodall
California
Diane Fossey
Wisconsin
ABC
Horoscope Doubts Ethel Kennedy Will Seek Public Office
The piece argues Ethel Skakel Kennedy is unlikely to run for elective office in 1972. It notes her influence as a potential vice presidential figure but doubts she would pursue political power, stating she would only run for Bobby and lacks a natural politician's instinct. The analysis cites astrology and family tragedies shaping her character.
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Ethel Kennedy
Ethel
Bobby
Ethel Skakel
Chicago
Aries
Neptune
Kennedy
Jack
Katherine Dunham Engaged as Technical Adviser at Kennedy Center
Katherine Dunham, dancer choreographer educator, has been engaged as technical adviser for Inter Cultural Communications by the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. She holds two culture posts in Illinois and danced in major cities worldwide from 1935 to 1960 with her own company. The list notes notable left handed figures including Alexander the Great Charlemagne Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci Benjamin Franklin and Babe Ruth.
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Alexander the Great
Charlemagne
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Benjamin Franklin
Babe Ruth
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Tony Bennett
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Suh Dimension
Peggy Lee
Diahann Carroll
Lalo Schifrin
Victor Borge
Henry Mancini
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Modern Jazz Quartet
Earl (Fatha) Hines
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