Baretta Blake Becomes TV's Feisty New Angry Man
Robert Blake, 41 or 42, debuts as a brash crime-show host on NBC. He complains of lousy scripts, vows to rewrite, and fights against network control while recalling a long Hollywood journey from Our Gang to Treasure of the Sierra Madre and Red Ryder.
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Hints From Helose Readers Share Practical Life Tips
Readers offer useful home tactics including silent dinner aids for a 99-year-old, sturdy door handles, large clocks, ramps, and aprons from table covers. Also includes perfume packing tips and a plea for cottage cheese “Smear Case” recipe, plus personal anecdotes and reader questions for Heloise.
Fonzie a Yale man Henry Winkler Yale drama master
Henry Winkler, star of Happy Days as Fonzie, is a Yale graduate with a drama master's degree. He grew up in New York and attended private school, wearing a tie and blazer daily. The 29 year old actor has acted in about 60 plays and two films since 1967, then joined TV after Yale. He nearly missed his first big break on the Newhart series due to a family trip to France.
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TV Timetable Highlights Evening Lineup
The schedule lists televised programs from 5:00 PM to 1:45 AM including Lucy Show, Dick Van Dyke, Let's Make a Deal, The Dead Don't Die, Hawaii Five-O, Police Story, NBA All Star Game, Bonanza and more with a mix of movies, talk shows, and family programs on the network lineup.
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TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Morning To Afternoon Lineup
A scrambled television schedule lists shows from 6:45 A.M. to 12: Tomorrow’s lineup includes Cartoon programs, Sesame Street, Captain Kangaroo, soap opera blocks like Days of Our Lives and Guiding Light, game shows such as The $10,000 Pyramid and Love of Life, with films like The Fuller Brush Girl and China Venture among the entries.
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Guiding Light
Electric Company
Lucille Ball
Television Schedule Features Classic Sitcom Lineup
A Wednesday afternoon grid lists back to back shows across channels including General Hospital One Life To Live Match Game and The Price Is Right. Afternoon blocks feature Bonanza Tattletales and Dream of Jeannie with Angel in My Pocket and The Munsters among picks.
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Playboy executive found dead in Chicago hotel room
The executive assistant to Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner, Robbie Arnstein, 34, was found dead in a Chicago hotel room from an apparent drug overdose. Arnstein, convicted on federal cocaine conspiracy charges, had a Roberta Arnstein license found in the room and faced a 15 year sentence awaiting psychiatric review.
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Seaman Faces Murder Charge Returns From Russia
A Pearland Tex sailor James M. Hendrix 22 flew back to the United States from Russia after being charged with murder in the December 30 death of shipmate Seaman Robert Kiedingder aboard the Eagle Voyager sunk at Odessa. Hendrix is held on 250000 bond in Brooklyn federal court with arraignment set for January 23. The case carries a possible life sentence if convicted. The complaint does not reveal motive or details of the slaying.
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Rock downturn hits promoters as recession bites fans
rock promoters report fewer shows and shrinking audiences due to inflation cutting teenagers spending. Howard Stein and Ron Powell say 25 to 40 percent attendance drops and only about a dozen large promoters remain, predicting a Darwinian period with solvent players thinning. Bill Graham notes peak tour size may have passed and mid tier acts suffer, while Jerry Weintraub reports no economic fear with big stars and higher ticket prices.
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