Fearless TV forecaster predicts 1973 shows fortunes
A New York AP column by the Fearless Forecast grades CBS NBC and ABC fall 1973 lineups. It predicts The New Perry Mason Show doomed. Lotsa Luck to last a season. Hawkins, Shaft fading. Police Story thriving. Kojak likely to stay. Toma and Follies fading. Call for Griffs recall. Snoop Sisters may be a winner if NBC debut succeeds.
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Church youth offer Halloween cleanup service
INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP The Chapel Hill United Methodist Church youth fellowship sells Halloween insurance in a church bulletin. For 90 cents junior high students will clean up messes such as soaped windows, eggs and toilet paper created by mischievous spooks on Halloween night.
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Mon week ahead in town and Halloween neighbor lore
Barbs by Phil Pastoret notes a week dominated by Monday routines in town and a Halloween neighbor who communes with spirits. It blasts taxi woes and urges timely street light, road and sewer fixes as elections loom. The daytime schedule lists soaps, game shows, dramas, and news anchoring a daily lineup through tomorrow.
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Walter Cronkite
No Publicity Rule Fuels Godfather II Filming Buzz
AP reports Paramount pursues no publicity for Godfather Part II filming on Lake Tahoe in 1973. Coppola plans two parallel stories featuring Michael Corleone and a Brando cameo, with Brando ultimately declining a return despite director and studio efforts.
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Fort Davis Founding Marked by 1854 Special Orders
An aging Fort Davis narrative recalls its 1854 origin when Persifor Smith issued Special Order No. 129 and Washington Seawell began the camp that became the fort. Early years show rough pine and thatched structures, later replaced by stone barracks yet plagued by drafts and repairs until 1861. The first fort’s harsh conditions contrasted with the Second Fort (1867–1891) yet the climate and resources kept it a preferred Southwest post.
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