Sesame Street and Tonight Channel 25 Schedule Fragments
Listings show Sesame Street segments on channel 25 with lessons on concepts problem solving and shapes. Evening lineup includes The Red Shelton Show with guests Mike Conners and Robin Wilson and a Young Lawyers episode about a custody case.
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Temporary Replacement Doctor Shocks Hospital Staff
A female doctor acting as a temporary replacement unsettles a hospital administrator and raises concerns for patient safety. The article lists TV schedules and highlights a conspiratorial plot involving a U.S. Senator’s aide, plus various entertainment programs and a Wells Fargo caper set in San Francisco.
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Cleveland City
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Plush Desert Resort
U.S
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Mary
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Budd
Bob Hope
Bob Hope Vanes
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Kaye Ballard
Rus Buszi
Imogene Coca
Phyllis Dill
Untitled TV Guide Style Listing From 1950s 1960s
Fragmented OCR listing shows film titles and air times across channels with names such as Jack Chaplain Heather North Lana Umer Sean Connery and Diana Lyne. Includes War era romance Watch Your Stern and a poisoning trial story among mixed program descriptions.
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Lana Umer
Sean Connery
Garry Sullivan
Shergirl Boyer
Stern
Bonanza reaches 12th season with steady storytelling
Richard Boone questions long running TV series but finds Bonanza enduring after twelve seasons. NBC’s Sunday night staple remains strong due to the Cartright family and Old West setting and a steady flow of good weekly plots.
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New York
Cartright
House committee shelves tough pay TV measure
A House Commerce Committee bill aimed at strict pay TV regulation appears dead after setbacks and opposition. The measure would ban advertising, reduce feature film and sports exposure, and extend bans on live sports on pay TV to five years, with critics calling it industry-killing.
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House
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Alaska Governor Race Focuses On Oil Wealth And Rivalry
Alaska voters face a November choice between Republican Gov. Keith H. Miller and former Democratic Gov. William A. Egan over the state’s new $1 billion oil wealth. Egan leads early in observers’ view, Miller campaigns personally, and U.S. Senate race favoring Ted Stevens shapes the broader contest.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Keith H. Miller
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
William A. Egan
Egan
Hickel
Miller
Ralph Jerson
U.S
Ted Stevens
Wendell Kay
Addicts try to purify heroin and clog lungs via clots
Two Seattle radiologists reviewed 203 pneumonia patients and found 28 with intracardiac and vascular complications from intravenous drug use. They linked talc starch and cotton bits used to purify drugs to clots in lung vessels and potential heart valve infection.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Seattle
Richard B. Jaffee
Edgar B. Koschmann
University of Washington Hospital
Department of Radiology
Jaffee
Koschmann
Mohawk Data Sciences viewed amid growth plans and debt relief
Mohawk Data Sciences moves from hardware to systems focus with 20 percent annual revenue growth target. Fiscal 1968 39 cents per share, 1969 1.15, 1970 year ends July with potential flat October quarter. Loans totaling 9 million reduce near term financing need while Europe expansion may require 15 to 20 million in 3 to 5 years.
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Mohawk
Richard P. Rifenburgh
Lawn wreckers leave note after damaging yard
Jack Nelson of Olivette returned to his lawn churned by tires, found repairs done and a note on the door. The note apologized for running over the lawn, said they raked it up, and promised not to repeat the act. Two signatures were present but not disclosed.
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Dan Blocker
ST. Louis
Jack Nelson
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