TV Guide For Three Channels Aired Schedule
A historical TV listing shows programs across channels 7 12 and 9 dated Monday June 21 to Tuesday June 22 1960s style with soap operas news shows game shows and entertainment segments including General Hospital One Life to Live Password Baseball NBC News Tonight Show and more followed by CHANNEL 12 and CHANNEL 9 lineups ending with KIXE Auction on Monday June 20. The schedule enumerates time slots from early afternoon to late night with a mix of dramas comedies news and variety programs.
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Channel 7
General Hospital
NBC News
Danny Thomas
Jacques Cousteau
Channel 12
Gomer Pyle
Walter Cronkite
Mayberry Rfc
Merv Griffin
Homestead
CBS News
Dear Ann Landers readers seek advice on love and families
A column of questions about widows dating a dentist, a bride with a limp father, a son marrying young for pregnancy, and a mother judging her son's marriage. Ann Landers offers blunt counsel on dating, handicaps, responsibility, and teen relationships.
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Ann Landers
Miss California 1971 opposes Vietnam war
Carolyn Stoner, 18, of San Mateo County, was named Miss California 1971 after winning both talent and bathing suit categories. She says she is against the Vietnam War and supports women’s liberation up to a point, favors equal job rights, but enjoys femininity.
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Santa Cruz
California
Vietnam
Carolyn Stoner
San Mateo County
Harold E. Stoner
Women’s Liberation
Family Work Weekend at Camp Me Wa Hi Fire Girls Camp
The Inter-Council Camping Association invites families to the Camp Fire Girls work weekend July 3 to 5 at Camp Me Wa Hi. Volunteers with carpentry plumbing electrical and maintenance skills will set up tents build a pool fence and handle chores while families share meals and learn the home away from home concept. Sign up by June 25 at local Camp Fire Girls offices. bring sleeping gear tools and food contributions. The site lies on Highway 49 between Sierra City and Yuba Pass near Lincoln Creek Campground with a highway sign for Yuba Sutter Camp Fire Girls.
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Camp Fire Girls
Inter-Council Camping Association
Highway 49
Sierra City
Yuba Pass
Lincoln Creek
Inter-Council
Yuba- Sutter
Bidwell
Gridley
Susanville
Red Bluff
Record $35 Million Spent By President To Win The Election
Nixon spent a record 35 million dollars to win the 1968 presidency, according to a Citizens' Research Foundation study. Total presidential spending hit about 100 million across candidates, with preconvention races rivaling the general election. The report notes Humphrey underraised for the fall, Wallace outspent Humphrey with large small-donor support, and Nixon’s top backers included W Clement Stone, Max Fisher, and Henry Salvatori.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Nixon
Herbert E. Alexander
Princeton
Hubert H Humphrey
George C Wallace
Humphrey
Wallace
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
Max Fisher
Detroit
Henry Salvatori
Los Angeles
Breakfast Cereals Return to Favorite Table
Washington reports cereals rebound after a Senate critique by Robert Choate, with Kellogg Post and General Mills saying customers returned to familiar brands within two months. Fortified cereals gained 12 to 20 percent at Jewel, Giant stores as industry studies loom. Choate shifts focus to cereal advertising.
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Washington
Robert Choate
Senate
Kellogg, Post
General Mills
A&p
Chicago
Jewel Food
Giant Food
Choate
Food Stamp Theft Falls With Tighter Local Rules
Washington reports tighter local handling of food stamp coupons and authorization boards reduced thefts. Director James E. Springfield notes $1.3 million stolen since 1965, with $474,000 billed last year. About 138,000 stores participate. 10.6 million people use stamps now. The department plans higher budgets next year to support the program.
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Washington
James E. Springfield
Springfield
Food and Nutrition Service
Space Docking Talks Seen as Major Step Toward Cooperation
Houston AP reports a five day meeting of American and Soviet experts to set guidelines for docking systems. A 20 man Soviet team joins three working groups on rendezvous methods radio guidance and docking assemblies. Joint missions and space lab collaborations are envisioned beyond Earth orbit.
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Space Center, Houston
Houston
Russia
Earth
U. S
Thomas O. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Penn Central Marks First Full Year In Bankruptcy
The Penn Central railroad marks its first full year in bankruptcy with improved operations and dwindling cash. Trustees say outlook brighter but warn of possible December shutdown as losses for 1971 rise to about 240 million dollars amid worker anger and congressional scrutiny.
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Penn Central
Washington
Penn Central Railroad
Congress
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Orgi
Channel 9
Tulsa
Zora
Tandy’s Insurance Agency
Apa
Dri
Main St PO
Sun
Red Bluff Home Delivery
Annette Ellyson
Lisa Lavercool
Town & Country TV
Los Molinos
Rocky Mountains
Fred Wiggett H. C. Swain Co
Walnut Street
By Lyman Oelrichs
The
Food & Drug Administration
Al's Paint Center
Walnut St
Sore
John & Joyce Tatts
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