Astrological Forecast for Wednesday October 13 1971
General guidance urges avoiding pride and travel risk while seeking support from officials for big hopes. Each zodiac sign receives tailored advice from Aries to Pisces emphasizing harmonious action, prudent travel, social outreach, and diligence to gain approval and advance goals.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Prime time TV and movie lineup for tonight
Tonight's schedule runs from 5:30 p.m. with 3 News and 9 Dick Van Dyke through 12:30 a.m. with 5 Comments. Highlights include Petticoat Junction, Star Trek, Movie A Taste of Evil, Bang Bang You're Dead, Marcus Welby M D, The Big Risk and Johnny Carson with a late 12:15 a.m. film Men with Wings.
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Petticoat Junction
Tammy
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Johnny Carson
Fred MacMurray
Ray Milland
Keystone Kop dies at 83 in Hollywood
Chester Conklin the daffy Keystone Kop known for his walrus moustache and slapstick two-reelers died Monday at age 83 from emphysema with heart disease at the Motion Picture and Television Country House. He rose from Mack Sennett shorts to screen fame alongside Chaplin and The Keystone Kops era faded with talkies.
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Monkeys Apes and Man special on National Geographic Society
TV highlights list programs for Tuesday October 12. National Geographic Society returns for a seventh season of life and nature documentaries with primate studies in Japan and Africa. A Taste of Evil features Barbara Stanwyck and others in a suspense tale. Cannon stars William Conrad in a kidnapping caper. Ironside investigates an occult death case with a wheelchair detective.
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Africa
Channel 3
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Roddy McDowall
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Gen. Puller Dies at 73 in Virginia Hospital
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Chesty Puller, the most decorated U.S. Marine, died Monday night in a veterans hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 73.
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UPI
Lewis B
Chesty” Puller
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Veterans’ Hospital
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