Diverse TV Schedule Highlights From a 1977 Guide
A dense listing of programs spans morning to late night including This Is The Life, Amazing Grace, The NFL Today, Nova, and Masterpiece Theatre. Notable segments feature Notre Dame football highlights, The Agony and Ecstasy film, religious talks, news, and classic movies, with a focus on schedule blocks and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Roberts
Robert Schuller
Rex Humbard
Repass Roberts
Ernest Angley
Christian Center
Chariton Heston
Rex Harrison
Michelangelo
Pope Julius II
Sistine Chapel
Jimmy Swaggart
TV Chapel
Notre Dame
Henry Mahan
Faith For Today Electric Company
Columbus
United States
Pierre Samuel du Pont
Laura Fermi
Wernher von Braun
Grandstand
Lee Leonard
Bryant Gumbel
NFL
Newark Giants
Washington Redskins
Willard Wilcox
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
NFL Today
Atlanta Falcons
Los Angeles Rams
Williamsburg
Virginia
Ivor Noel Hume
Black Forum
Minnesota University
Ohio State University
Owboys
Minnesota Vikings
Mr. Smith
Washington
James Stewart
Jean Arthur
Jerry Lewis
Janet Leigh
Fran Curd
This IS the Life Playhouse
NBC News News Newsmaker
Disney
Gus
Edward Asner
Harold Gould
Don Knotts
Hardy Boys
Nancy Drew
Nancy
Frank
Joe
Dracula's Castle
Lorne Greene
Paul Williams
Ohio
Daniel Keyes
London
Charles
Maria Beadwell
Catherine Jogarth
Barbara Waring
Ec News
PULSE
CBS News
Inspector Clouseau
Alan Arkin
Frank Finlay
Scotland Yard
Peter Frampton
Olivia Newton-John
Elvis Presley
Hollywood
Calif
Sergeant Eadhead
Frankie Avalon
Deborah Walley
Allen Baron
Molly Oe
FCC cracks down on illegal frequency users nationwide
The FCC targets CB operators who illegally use out of band frequencies, often with illegal amplifiers. Penalties include fines, license revocation, and possible prison. Officials warn of a domino effect harming legal radio users and expect more enforcement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
John D. McClain
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Richard M. Smith
FCC Field Operations Bureau
Smith
Dick Cavett to Do New PBS Show
Cavett, famed interviewer, will host a weeknight 30 minute PBS series focusing on in depth conversations with one or two guests per episode. In a news conference with WNET-TV he said the show will blend guests and avoid highbrow constraints despite a modest budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cavett
PBS
Cavett
Wnet-Tv
New York
Mendes reshuffles Brasil 66 to form New Brasil 77
Sergio Mendes says he completely reshuffled the cards to form New Brasil 77, keeping a core duo while nine others left the band. The retooled group blends samba with American jazz and pop, adding more drive and funk while retaining the Brazilian roots. Mendes, 36, grew up in Rio and first performed at Carnegie Hall in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendan Riley
Associated Press
Stateline
Nev
Sergio Mendes
Mendes
Oscar Castro Neves
Chicago
Stevie Wonder
Rio de Janeiro
Dave Brubeck
Bud Powell
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Ameer
Louis Finkelstein
Rabbi Finkelstein
The
Jewish Theological Seminary
Lol M. Linowitz
Television Guide
Arade Mozart
Seattle
Cinema Verite
Milton Katims
Henryk Szeryng
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Mozart
Darren McGavin
Kathy Brown
Figute Bardot
Jack Palance
Minnesota
Vikings
America
Bethlehem Lutheran Home For Children
Steve Austin
Stephen Elliott
Carroll O'Connor
Jean Stapleton
Rob Reiner
Sally Struthers
Henry Fonda
Pearl Bailey
Louis Belison
Dolly
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops
Sousa
Dvorak
Johnny Carson
Young Joe
Kennedy
Peter Strauss
Barbara Parkins
CBS Sunday Night
Roy Bean
Paul Newman
Ava Gardner
Rane
Cies
Texas
U.S
Anita Bryant
Anita
Sat.sun
Brasil
Friends
Hollywood Reporter
Stananna Susan Lanier
Robert Houston
Martin Speer
Robert Deniro
Premuden
Aewe
Boo Set “Halear
Woub-Am
Ohio University
College Gate
Court and Union
Kent Jones
Bob Beasley
Kevin Rice
Gil Richard, Pryor
Richard Pryor
Beau Bridges
Pam Grier
Cleavon
Vincent Gardenia
Richie Havens
Elliott Gouldin
South
Nelsonville
Burt Reynolds
the Sun
Cnesier Saline
Marlon Brando
Missoi PI
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TM Chide
Burt Young
Aad Nicholson Jri
Gator