https://mail.pkman.org/archive/files/original/7/288/741013.pdf 01b1aaecd97e1208b8194b4701b7665f https://mail.pkman.org/archive/files/original/ed2851f6b7518e99f42b87226bb46ec7.txt 6ed39ee9707984ee87bd04929d1554a7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1974 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document === **Page: 1 of 1** Oct 14, 1974 Rozy Rosenbloom - Owner, Rams I told you months ago to hire me, Or I'd stop the Rams from Super Bowl this season. Yesterday I got a clear shot at your "favored team" on my TV set. So... you lost. (my "PK" is still deteriorating your "old Catts.") Owens (PK/Man) Va. Pilot Oct. 14, 1974 Packer Defense 'Staggers' Rams MILWAUKEE (AP)—Green Bay turned two interceptions into scores and added a touch-down on Jon Staggers' 68-yard punt return for a 17-6 National Football League victory Sunday over the favored Los Angeles Rams. The Packers, 3-2, intercepted four Ram passes—three by line-backer Ted Hendricks—and converted the turnovers into a field goal and a touchdown after Stag-gers' second-quarter return. The Rams' only scores came on a pair of 28-yard Dave Ray field goals as mistakes consis-tently stymied their offense. Staggers took Dave Chapple's punt on the Green Bay 32-yard line midway through the second quarter, then threaded through the Los Angeles coverage, and outraced Chapple as Green Bay took a 7-3 lead. The Rams had driven from their own 28 to the Green Bay 11 in to set up Ray's field goal. Most of the drive involved runs by Larry McCutcheon and Jim Bertleson, although John Hadl completed three passes. McCutcheon picked up 109 yards on 21 carries. | Rams | Packers | |---|---| | First downs | 16 | 10 | | Rushes-yards | 42-157 | 44-143 | | Passing yards | 132 | 155 | | Return yards | 132 | 155 | | Passes | 9-28-4 | 9-21-1 | | Punts | 5-35 | 7-42 | | Fumbles-lost | 2-1 | 2-1 | | Penalties-yards | 2-10 | 3-38 | Los Angeles 0 0 3 3—6 Green Bay 0 7 3 7—17 LA—FG Ray 28 GB—Staggers 68 punt return (Marcol kick) LA—FG Marcol 32 LA—FG Ray 28 GB—Brockington 5 run (Marcol kick) A—47,499 OCTOBER 13, 1974 ⑧ DIRECTIONS Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal ex-plains why he has devoted his life to tracking down war criminals. ABC News correspondent George Watson interviews Wiesenthal in Austria at Mauthausen concentration camp, where Wiesenthal was an inmate dur-ing World War II. ⑬ ROLLER GAMES ⑮ POLITICAL TALK-DEMOCRAT ②⑦ HAPPY HUNTERS ⑤① YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF ⑮ POLITICAL TALK-REPUBLICAN ⑧ ISSUES AND ANSWERS ⑮ MASTERPIECE THEATRE ②⑦ GOOD NEWS ⑤① JOB MAN CARAVAN ⑧ COLLEGE FOOTBALL '74 Highlights of selected games played Oct. 11-12. Bill Fleming is the series host. (60 min.) ⑬ CONVERSATION ②⑦ MINISTERS ⑤④ TAKING BETTER PICTURES ⑧ ISSUES AND ANSWERS ⑮ MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES —Documentary ②⑦ DEAF HEAR—Reverend Stalll ⑤① CONVERSATION WITH Sunday Best Rams Heart Rozy! ②⑦ RIVER OF LIFE—Sapp Brothers ⑤① SPEAKING FREELY ④:00 ⑧ NFL FOOTBALL The Los Angeles Rams vs. the Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee County Stadium. Jack Buck and Pat Sum-merall report. Rosters are in the Close-up on page A-29. (Live) ③ TO BE ANNOUNCED ⑧ TARZAN—Adventure Jai's pet elephant is blamed for the death of a jungle commissioner. Tarzan: Ron Ely. Judge: Murray Matheson. Matusi: Percy Rodriguez. Domo: Maurice Marsac. Jai: Manuel Padilla Jr. (60 min.) ⑯ NFL WORLD SERIES/NFL FOOTBALL For details, see today's special pro-gramming box. ⑬ WHRO TELETHON See Sat. 4 P.M. Ch. 13 for program de-tails. (4 hrs., 30 min.) ②⑦ TONY AND SUSAN ALAMO ⑤① SOUTHERN ARTISTS ④:30 ⑬ THRILLSEEKERS A friendly game of darts, Cherokee style: Skeeter Vaughn throws toma-hawks and knives at a human target; a high-speed go-cart race; film clips of daredevils of the past. Chuck Connors is the host. ②⑦ KATHRYN KUHLMAN ⑤① NATIONAL TOWN MEETING Senate minority leader Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) and Rep. Richard Bolling (D-Mo.) voice their ideas on Congressional re-form in this week's forum from Inde-pendence Hall in Philadelphia. Harri-son Salisbury moderates. (60 min.) ③:00 ⑧ RUN FOR YOUR LIFE ⑬ MOVIE—Western "Hangman's Knot." (1952) Unaware the Civil War is over, a Confeder-ate band sets out to ambush a Un-ion gold train. Slam-bang Randolph Scott vehicle. Donna Reed, Claude Jarman Jr. Kemper: Richard Den-ning. Bainter: Lee Marvin. Peter-son: Glenn Langan. Browne: Frank Faylen. (90 min.) HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME IN YOUR SPARE TIME LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS—ALL BOOKS FURNISHED Diploma Awarded If you are 17 or over and have left school phone or send for FREE High School Information and a look at sample lessons. AMERICAN SCHOOL of Chicago Dept. TVE-727 P.O. Box 1234, Newport News, Va. 23601 705 Spottswood Rd., Richmond, Va. 23229 Phone Newport News (804) 596-1479 Richmond (804) 288-4359 Name_________________________________ Age_______ Address________________________________________________ Approved for Veteran Training TV GUIDE A-31 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 741013