Timetable of Evening TV Lineup Across Networks
A dense 1960s style listing shows channel slots for 5:00 to midnight with programs like Lucy Show, Truth or Consequences, Dragnet, Hollywood Squares, Beverly Hillbillies, Perry Mason, Naplan Spanish films, Marcus Welby, and Bonanza. The page mixes game shows, dramas, and movies with multiple network associations and actor credits. Strong entities include Lucy, Dick Van Dyke, Martin Sheen, Humphrey Bogart, Silvia Pinal, and Karen Black.
Morning TV Schedule Timetable From Classic Station
The page lists a dense morning to late morning TV lineup with shows such as Sesame Street Captain Kangaroo Batman The Story of Seabiscuit and game shows like Wheel of Fortune Now You See It Hollywood Squares and The Brady Bunch along with serials and soap operas including Love of Life The Young and the Restless and Search for Tomorrow. It includes times from 6:00 AM through 11:30 AM and features multiple channels or blocks with afternoon transitions suggested by program titles like Jackpot and Blank Check.
Burial ends for Gypsy king Steve Marks in Portland
Steve Marks, leader of about 250000 Gypsies in America, was buried in Rose City Cemetery Portland after a Wichita Kansas death. A dispute over alleged racial discrimination by four Portland funeral homes halted the wake and caused Gypsy families to hold a private service, with about 400 attending the open coffin vigil and final rites at the Orthodox Church.
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Portland
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Steve Marks
America
Wichita
Kaw
Rose City
Los Angeles
Oregon Bureau of Labor
James Marks II
Spokane
Wash
King
Marks
Potland
TV schedule highlights 1970s afternoon line up
Television guide lists syndicated shows and films from noon to 4 30 PM. Programs include Dream of Jeannie General Hospital The Strange One detective story Star Trek Gilligan's Island The Beverly Hillbillies and Sesame Street along with game shows and kids programming across channels and time slots.
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Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Port Lavaca Wave Publisher and staff listing
Port Lavaca Wave published weekdays by Wave Publishing Co Inc Port Lavaca Texas 301 St Colorado. Staff includes Rod Moake general manager Dick Fisher editor in chief John Adams sports editor Mary Rothband society editor and others. AP rights and pricing details noted.
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Calhoun County Times
Wave Publishing Co., Inc
St. Colorado
Port Lavaca
Texas
Rod Moake
Dick Fisher
John Adams
Mary Rothband
Mike Lopez
Bill Pack
Mary Harras
Nita Crober
Tim Zolan
Kay Cleere
Tesla Gertner
Mary Ann Franke
Jean Smith
Sammy Garcia
Linda Marek
Reginald Grigsby
Dear Heloise Fireplace Tip and Makeup Labels
Readers share practical home hacks including a half inch wire mesh fire screen to keep embers from falling and improve burning logs. Also covered are DIY mailing labels from wrapping tape, browned butter milk toast, cleaning spray on washing machine parts, carpet shampoo improvisation, and toothpaste to polish watch crystal.
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Heloise
J.E
Retired NBC switchboard operator recalls decades at peak of TV
Frances Hassan, a 65 year old widow born in Brooklyn, retires after 20 years on NBCs front lines in New York. She recalls handling angry calls during Watergate and Nixon’s resignation and notes late 1968 Heidi interruption blew out the switchboard 28 times. She says most complaints concern programs and ads rather than commercials and warns against listening to stars talks as it would be stealing.
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New York
Frances Hassan
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WNBC
Cassers
Mrs. Hassan
Brooklyn
Heidi
Nixon
Yo-Ag Classes Popular For High School Girls
Wichita Falls Texas AP notes that Yo Ag classes draw many girls in high schools. The piece describes vocational agriculture pupils pairing with home economics pupils and moving to farm life, highlighting the dynamics and expectations of these programs for female students.
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Wichita Falls, Tex
Rider High School
Wichita Falls
Iowa Park High School
Benny Clark
Rider
Fred Pruner
Iowa Park School
Pay phones in Missouri to charge 20 cents for local calls
Southwestern Bell increases local coin call rate from 10 to 20 cents and raises monthly bills about 10 percent for basic business and residential customers. The change follows PUC approval and will take three to four months to fully implement, with some phones requiring equipment alterations. Several states already have 20 cents, and some areas charge 25 cents.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Norman Gossley
Bell
Gessley
Dallas-Fort Worth
Missouri Public Service Commission
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