Evening TV Schedule Snapshot Across Networks
A dense list of primetime and daytime programs outlines Lawrence Welk Perry Mason Gunsmoke and more across stations. Highlights include Perry Mason at 7:30 p.m. and News and Sports blocks late night with The Night Show and What’s My Line across multiple slots.
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One Hundred Years After Accent TV Discussion Set
Four prominent American Negro leaders join CBS Accent for a two part program on June 4 and 11 to discuss the progress of the American Negro since the Civil War. Host James Fleming presents views from sociologist psychologist college president newspaperman Kenneth Clark Lucius Pitts Ted Poston and more. The series will examine political economic and social status with Robert Fleming as host.
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TV listings preview week of programs and guests
Television schedule outlines weekend to Friday lineups with Kennedy coverage Bonanza and gangsters on screens. Notables include Ortega vs Griffith boxing title fight and JFK reports from Vienna London and Moscow era context. Casts span John Wayne Janet Blair Marilyn Monroe and Ed Sullivan guests among many shows.
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Moore Show Highlights Allan King Eileen Farrell and Jones
Allan King and Eileen Farrell with Jonah Jones quartet join regulars Marion Lorne Carol Burnett and Durward Kirby on The Garry Moore Show Tuesday June 6. The program features a song medley with When You Were Sweet Sixteen On the Banks of the Wa bash Asleep in the Deep Hello My Baby My Wild Irish Rose plus a finale with Farrell and Burnett. Alan King delivers a suburbia note and Miss Farrell sings aria then blues. Gary Moore hosts with Durward Kirby and Burnett in a Suspicious comedy sketch.
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Marion Lorne
Carol Burnett
Durward Kirby
Garry Moore
Wabash
Miss Farrell
Alan King
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Miss Farrel
Gary Moore
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