Week Eight Top Programs Highlighted
A partial listing notes prime slots, including Irish sweep and baseball matchups with Angels versus Yankees and Orioles contest. The fragmentary guide points to scheduled broadcasts on Early Bird satellite and regional channels.
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Angels
Yankees
Orioles
TV Schedule Highlights Classic Films and News Programs
A dense listing of weeklong television programming from 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. includes game shows, dramas, comedies, news, weather, and sports. Notables feature The Fugitive, Lonleyhearts, The Camp on Blood Island, The Silver Chalice, and classic films with stars like Montgomery Clift and John Wayne.
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Iowa
General Hospital
Bob
Atom
Woody Woodpecker
Cbs News
Peter Jenning
Karen
Wendy and
Me Andy Williams
CBS
Ben Casey
Alfred Hitchcock
Battleline
Mr. Novak
Joey Bishop
McHale’s Navy
Tycoon
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Doctors and Nurses
the Fugitive
Miss North Iowa
Rahaserhe
White Sox
Lonelyhearts
Montgomery Clift
Robert Ryan
Myrna Loy
Louisiana
John Wayne
Robert Cummings
Joan Caulfield
al Hirt
Stan Freeberg
Anna Moffo
Gene Pitney
Chad and
Jeremy
Dionne Warwick
Kentucky Jones
Ike
Paulie
Lawrence Welk
Blenders
Tammy
Kirk Douglas
Elanor Parker
William Bendix
Buffalo
War Memorial Stadium
Blood Island
Malaya
Carl Mohner
Barbara Shell
St. Luke
Jesus
Paul Newman
Virginia Mayo
Pier Angeli
Superman
Peter Jennings
Should Artists Try to Influence Foreign Policy
Three leading American artists discuss the artist’s role in government and government’s role in the arts on Issues and Answers. June 27 at 12:30 p.m. ABC TV. Participants include Isaac Stern, Rise Stevens, and Agnes De Mille with Howard K. Smith as interviewer.
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ABCTV
Isaac Stern
Austin High School
Rise Stevens
Opera Fame
Agnes DeMille
Howard K. Smith
Artists Question Role in U.S Foreign Policy Debate
Members of President Johnson's National Council on the Arts consider how artists judge foreign policy. A proposed question asks if artists are equipped to evaluate U.S policy and how they should influence it.
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President Johnson
National Council On the Arts
U.S
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