Daytime TV Strategies Split Between Soapies and Games
TV columnist notes two network theories for daytime fare. CBS favors soap operas with reruns, NBC leans toward eight parts game shows and four parts serials. Despite variety, most networks run only the game show or soap on weekday hours, with Eye Guess replacing Fractured Phrases and Concentration continuing. News bulletins interrupt programs during the New York transit strike and LA disturbances, while Art Linkletter's Talent Scouts and Pearl Bailey appearances highlight the era's variety programming.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Nielsen
Prescription Housewives
NBC
Bill Cullen
CBS Tn
ABC
Los Angeles
New York City
Art Linkletter
Pearl Bailey
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights And Lineup
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs across networks for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning to afternoon. Includes The Car named shows such as My Mother The Car Dr Kildare Red Skelton Rawhide Peyton Place F Troop and news blocks with anchors Fa Away and Morris Frank.
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Rawhide
Dr. Kildare
Red Skelton
McHale's Navy
F Troop
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Morris Frank
Ginny Pace
Ben Casey
General Hospital
Douglas Edwards
NBC News
Marijane
Sunset Strip
Kitirik
Karrousel
Chris Chandler
Wells Fargo
Huntley-Brinkley
CBS News
Radio Schedule Fragment from KWBA EWBA 1360 MOXDAY THRU FRIDAY
A clipped historical radio grid lists programs and times for KWBA EWBA 1360, including Mutual News, Texas News, Universal Weather, Joe Ladd Show, Back to the Bible, Lifeline, Gospel Hour, and various local shows. Entries mention Morning Chapel Hour, Heaven and Home Hour, Bible programs, stock reports, and community briefs, with occasional spots for Chamber of Commerce and TEMPO listings.
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Mutual News
Texas News
Lifeline
Wink Lewis
Mutual Sports
Universal Weather
Johnnie Ford
Tom Evans
Joe Ladd
Wall Street
Bill Stern
Opportunity Knocks
Fulton Lewis Jr
Don Ard
the World Today
Don
Alush
Chamber of Commerce
Arab World Faced Persistent Crises In 1965 Outlook
Beirut report reviews how Arab states shifted toward moderation in 1965 led by Nasser with Egypt easing Yemen war costs and seeking improved ties with the U.S. Iraq moves to free enterprise, Syria halts nationalization, Algeria’s Ben Bella overthrow unsettled the region. Cyprus Turkish-Greek tensions and Kurdish conflicts in Iraq add to volatile prospects for 1966.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Saudi
Arabia
Yemen
Nasser
West
U.S
Iraq
Syria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Cyprus
U.N
Turkey
Auto Sales Get Another Break With Cut In Tax
Detroit AP reports a second installment of five part auto excise tax cuts went into effect boosting a booming market. The tax on new cars drops from 7 to 6 percent this year with further cuts planned to 4 percent in 1967 2 percent in 1968 and 1 percent in 1969. Dealers were told to ensure savings reach consumers as price stickers updated reflecting the reduced tax. Cars produced after Jan 2 carry new stickers and many models see price drops of 13 to 25 dollars with larger cuts on higher end models. Taxes on parts and accessories were also eliminated Saturday.
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Detroit
Uncle Sam
Gual
Ford
Ford Division
American Motors
Chrysler
Oil Arteries of U S Up 5 Percent
The buried steel arteries of the oil industry grew to 219,863 miles this year, per the Bureau of Mines. The 3 year gain from 200,543 miles on Jan. 1, 1982 shows a 5 percent expansion. Natural gas pipelines are excluded. The ICC will study standards for pipeline materials and safety regulations following a new federal law.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
American Gas Association
Senate
Harris County
Chet Brooks
Paramites
Dena
Texas
Brooks
House of Representatives
Jing Fee
California
Bill Kigarlin
Oklahoma
Rews
Kansas
Houston
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
ICC
Commission
Jordan to Build New International Airport
AMMAN Jordan plans a new international airport to handle modern jet airliners. Information Minister Abdulhamid Sharaf gave no cost details. Local press cites a French firm offering 315.4 million. Civil Aviation Director Emile Quebassi said Jordan and air authorities in London Paris and Rome agreed to organize regular air service between Amman and the three capitals.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdulhamid Sharaf
Emile Quebassi
London
Paris
Rome
Midpoint Near in U S Viet Troop Expansion Drive
Washington AP reports the U S armed forces are near the halfway mark in a 340 000 man buildup for the Vietnam War with 159 000 added and 181 000 to go to reach 2 980 000. Navy and Marines near full strength. Air Force behind. Army faces biggest intake with heavy draft calls expected to continue.
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Washington
U.S
Defense Department
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Mar
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