TV schedule listing various shows and sports events
Morning through midnight programming includes Woody Woodpecker Bugs Bunny and Sesame Street cartoons, sports like Bengals Colts Dolphins Raiders Lions Cowboys, films The Miracle of the Bells Wagonmaster Two for the Seesaw Mary Tyler Moore Mannix The Messiah, and seminars on astronomy history and theater as read from the day's grid.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Colts
Baltimore
Fred MacMurray
The Psychiatrist Becomes Short NBC Series
Roy Thinnes leads The Psychiatrist drawn from God Bless the Children in a shift of NBC scheduling. Rod Serling Night Gallery moves into the third slot while The Psychiatrist shifts to February. Thinnes prepared with UCLA expert Ungerleider and stresses uncertainty over endings as the show probes real world drug and psychiatric issues.
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NBC
Jerrold Freedman
Roy Thinnes
Rod Serling
Freedman
Daryl Duke
Norman Felton
Arena Productions
Pete Duel
Thinnes
Duel
James Whitman
Luther Adler
Ungerleider
General Hospital
Two for the Seesaw on Channel 6 TV Movie Replay
TV listings show Channel 6 airs Two for the Seesaw with Robert Mitchum and Shirley MacLaine. Mitchum plays a Omaha lawyer who travels to New York after a broken marriage and meets a Greenwich Village woman.
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Robert Mitchum
Shirley MacLaine
Omaha
New York City
Greenwich Village
Arnie
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary Richards
Mannix
Capitol Hit Choral Society
Angels
Rosalind Russell
Haley Mills
John Wayne
Joanne Dru
John Agar
James Cagney
Lon Chaney
Mitchum
New York
TV Saturation in Taipei Surges in 1970
Official statistics show Taipei residents own televisions at a near 50 percent rate. By July 1970 the city of about 1.5 million had 162,900 television sets, while the nation reported roughly 600,000 video sets overall.
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Taipei
Taiwan
UPI
China
John Carradine to star as alcoholic poet in The Seven Minutes
Veteran actor John Carradine will portray an alcoholic poet in the 20th Century Fox production The Seven Minutes. The casting adds a dramatic lead to the film pursuing complex character study and dark themes.
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Hollywood
UPI
John Carradine
Minutes
20Th Century Fox
Ryan's Daughter Debuts in New York Benefit Premiere
David Lean's film Ryan's Daughter premiered in New York on November 9 in a benefit showing for the Film Department of the Museum of Modern Art. It is Lean's first release since Dr. Zhivago in 1965.
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New York
David Lean
Ryan
Museum
Modern _— Art
Dr. Zhivago
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