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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1969
Page
18
The page lists a cluttered TV schedule with programs from 0 to 10700 including Speech I 45 Quest for Adventure the Toy That Grew Up greensleeves part 1 news weather sports and a festival titled The Way We See It. It mentions events like Hans the Puppetmaster attaching a costume and Using Your Camera segments.
A fragmented list outlines a TV evening with multiple programs across channels. Highlights include Merlin the Magician, The World We Live In, News Weather Sports, plus features on Wall Street and The Blood Root ministory.
This fragment outlines school program offerings and daily class blocks across subjects such as science mathematics language arts geography and the arts. It lists multiple activity periods and educational blocks observed through a weekly timetable with dates and channel references.
PBS presents a magazine format centerpiece titled Negroes Next Door by Danielle Hunebelle a psycho docu drama depicting racial conflict in a St Louis suburb The week also features Merlin the Magician Playing the Guitar Oscar Niemeyer Who Is Oscar Niemeyer Lets Take Pictures Net Festival The Film Generation The Way We See It and Book Beat profiling the global illegal heroin trade
The program features Alvin Moscow author of Merchants of Heron at 6:30 p.m. followed by True or False demonstrations. At 7 p.m. The World We Live In examines the sun’s power and possible destruction in 50 million years. Book Beat at 8 p.m. covers Eliot Asinot and Eight Men Out with a Giants fan angle. Your Dollar’s Worth discusses Wall Street moves for small investors. Channel 20 Special continues on page 5.
An ad mocks aging Volkswagens citing Mrs. Carson Brooks of Oxford Alabama and her 600000 mile 59 model with two engine transplants. It contrasts the VW with a car advertised as flawless after 15397 inspections, noting odd features and taunting readers about radiatorless design and heavy paint.
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