Emmys Award Daytime TV Programs Across Networks
NBC led daytime categories with nine Emmys including many from First Ladies Diaries. CBS and ABC followed with six and three respectively. Dinah Shore misread a card causing a shared win omission. Public TV fared poorly aside from Sesame Street.
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New York
NBC
ABC
CBS
James Luisi
Dinah Shore
Gerald Gordon
Public TV
Miss Shore
Glen Swanson
Mike Gargiulo
Allen Ludden
Television Schedule Evening Lineup
A dense TV timetable lists 5:00 to 12:10 AM programs across channels. Highlights include Happy Days Lucy Show Brady Bunch Mister Rogers Adam-12 Gunsmoke Space 1999 Hawk Rock Hudson films and late-night news with NBC CBS and PBS offerings.
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WD News
Mister Rogers
South Texas Today
TV Schedule Snapshot From Morning to Noon
A dense listing of a TV timetable with shows from 6:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. including Good Morning America Sesame Street Captain Kangaroo The Price Is Right Dial for Dollars Wheel of Fortune Love Lucy Gambit Hollywood Squares Love of Life Happy Days Dream of Jeannie Let's Make a Deal Young and Restless and multiple soap operas. The fragment notes program names and times across a single broadcast day.
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Hollywood
Jeannie
Afternoon TV Guide Highlights and Lineup
A crowded Thursday schedule lists daytime programming from noon to 4 30 PM including soaps Perry Mason Days of Our Lives General Hospital As the World Turns Then comedies and dramas such as I Love Lucy Bonanza Gilligan's Island The Flintstones The Brady Bunch and news and talk segments with Merv Griffin Mike Douglas and Star Trek coverage among others.
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Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
TV violence linked to adult behavior says psychiatrist
Dr. Roderic Gorney of UCLA reports a study finding television violence affects adults as it does children and suggests voluntary prescription TV for certain personalities. He studied 183 married men in Santa Monica and found police and detective shows correlated with higher aggression than non violent programs. Dr. Roy Menninger calls it a public health emergency and notes most TV content is violent, shaping views on resolving conflicts.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Roderic Gorney
Ucla Department of Psychiatry
American Psychiatric Association
Santa Monica
Calif
Roy W. Menninger
Topeka
Kan
Gorney
Menninger
Menniger Clinic
Dallas Doctor Financed Jail Raid To Free Son
A Dallas psychologist says his son joined the marijuana trade to fund his heart operation. He admits paying bribes totaling $70,000 to doctors nurses and officials to free his son jailed near Saltillo Mexico after a 170 pound marijuana haul. Fielden faces possible charges in the United States for the raid while Davis jr remains in federal custody on parole violation.
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Dallas
Sterling B. Davis
Mexico
Dallas Times Herald
Fielden
United States
U.S
Davis
Young Davis
el Reno
Okla
Mexico City
Saltillo
Piedras Negras
Point Comfort Library approves three part summer program
The Point Comfort Library Board, with Library Association approval, unveiled a three part summer youth program. April saw 427 books circulated as Mayor A. A. Rambikar attended the meeting. The schedule includes a story hour from June 21 at 10 30 a m, a continuation of the summer reading effort backed by the Texas State Library and a bicentennial art contest for children up to age 12 beginning July 7. Officials announced two period costumed members at the July 3 4 bicentennial celebration. Mrs Randy Rohan leads the popcorn concession and chairs memorial gifts to the library while Mrs Chris Mallette plans a library float. Mrs Rohan also becomes memorial gifts chair. Ten new cards were issued by Mrs Guy Boone with forty five new...
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Texas State Library
Rotarians Will Have Ladies Night in Port Lavaca
The Port Lavaca Rotary Club hosts a Ladies Night Friday with Rolland P. Storey of Houston Natural Gas Corp as speaker. Dinner at Shell Fish Restaurant starts 7:30 p.m. social hour at 7. Storey, a 25 year Rotarian, is a former club president and MS Association board member.
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Port Lavaca
Existing Homes Attract Large Number Of Buyers
New York AP reports thousands of buyers favor existing homes over new ones. In 1975 existing home sales rose to a record 3.1 million, about 3.7 to 1 over new homes. Prices are lower, homes larger, and often closer to cities, fueling a long rising trend since 1968.
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Advance Mortgage Corp
Citicorp
Philip C. Smaby
National Association of Realtors
Port Lavaca publishing notes and housing market outlook
Port Lavaca Wave and Calhoun County Times publish afternoons weekdays with AP rights. Subscriptions list prices. Realtors cite a national home index. Merrill Lynch projects 1.5 to 1.6 million new starts in the year, with demand outpacing supply by about 585,000. Existing home sales expected to stay strong due to buyer attraction to existing homes.
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Calhoun County Times
Wave Publishing Co., Inc
S. Colorado
Port Lavaca
Texas
Merrill Lynch
Art League Elects New Officers in Calhoun County
Katy Breeden was reelected president at the Calhoun County Art League meeting. New member Eileen Bird joined the league and Richard Barton showcased pencil sketches. Officers named include Mrs Barton as first vice president Mary Kay Mabry as second vice president Grace Jenkins as secretary Sue Pearce as treasurer and Myra Buchanan named to the board alongside the past president.
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Katy Breeden
Calhoun County Art League
Richard Barton
League
Frances Barton
Eileen Bird
Breeden
Mrs. Barton
Mary Kay Mabry
Grace Jenkins
Sue Pearce
Myra Buchanan
Chorister Receives Rotary Award At Calhoun High Concert
Anne Rambikur, second alto, won the Rotary Club award as the most outstanding member of Calhoun High School's a cappella choir at the 20th spring concert. Presentation was by Ron Beck. Rambikur advanced to District Choir and regional Choir and is a National Merit finalist. A CHS-TV segment followed, featuring "Sing a Song" with various shows and a senior choir list.
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Anne Rambikur
Rotary Club
Calhoun High School
Ron Beck
Rambikur
Chs-Tv Channel 76
Donnie and
Marie
Orlando
Dusk
Alfred Balboa
Debbie Barker
Alonzo Calzada
Meredith Charbula
Tamara Dozier
Mike Fisher
Donna Frazier
Debbie Fulghum
Rena Gill
Noble
Calhoun Calendar Highlights Local Events
Today at 4 p m senior tea at First National Bank and 7 30 p m Optimists at Viking Restaurant. Thursday includes Honors Day for Seventh to Eighth grades at Travis at 9 a m and Ninth grade at 10 25 a m. 10 30 a m BALL Club at Alamo Heights Baptist Church 6 p m Golden Pinchers dinner at Calhoun cafeteria 7 30 p m Lamb feeder and 4 H Hog Training at County AG Building.
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First National Bank
Viking Restaurant
Travis
Alamo Heights Baptist Church
Calhoun
County AG
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