Television Log Skews Through Evening Listings
A dense list of 1960s TV airings across networks includes Daniel Boone, The Blood Knot stage play, Luz Winters guests, and varied dramas. Classic cartoons, talk shows, and variety programs fill the schedule from 6:30 PM to late night, with sports, films, and public affairs segments interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonet Playhouse
Athol Fugard
Jonathan Winters
Shelley Winters
Paul Lynde
C. C. Smith
Jimmy Borges
Bertrille
Reggie
Alan Hale
Carlos
Ruth Lee
Martin
Tim
Harvey
Ironside
Mark
Dan Mitchel
James Gregory
Janet MacLachlan
Samantha
Sola
Miya
Hazel
George
Citizens propose cures as hijackings rise
Washington AP reports citizens propose drastic ideas to end airline hijackings, including a cockpit trap door and tranquilizer guns. FAA receives vast mail from the public and experts, with officials noting some responses reinforce that hijacking is a crime punishable by death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
al Butler
Air Carrier Research Branch
FAA
Flight Standards Service
DAR Winner Told At Barbers Mont Belvieu Citizen Awarded
Yvonne Fudge, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fudge, Mont Belvieu, has been chosen recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution award for citizenship and patriotism. She is senior class representative on the student council, business manager of the annual staff, and the top-ranking girl at midterm. She has won a band jacket for four years in marching and concert bands and attends Cedar Bayou Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Belvieu
Yvonne Fudge
DAR
Pamela Freeman
Yvonne
Raymond Fudge
Cedar Bayou
Firm Looks For Spots San Antonio Ad Snippet
A San Antonio dry cleaning business displays a sign reading Do you have a spot for us and uses the playful prompt to attract customers. The caption notes a local retail ad in AP style. The lighthearted inquiry reflects small business marketing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Train hearings set for T&P Railway passenger cut
Hearings will be held next month in Mineola Longview and Fort Worth on the Texas and Pacific Railway application to discontinue passenger trains 21 and 2 between Marshall and Fort Worth. The Texas Railroad Commission set the dates and venues: Mineola City Council meeting room February 17 at 9 a.m. Longview Downstowner Inn February 18 at 9 a.m. Fort Worth Texas Hotel Hereford Room February 20 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Minsola
Longview
Fort Worth
Texas and Pacific Railway
Marshall
Texas Railroad Commission
Mineola
Downtowner
Texas Hotel
Hereford
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Young America
Millie
Carls
the Kation
Sea
Lave Lucy
Daniel Boone
Vincent Price
Israel
Men and Ideas
Lynn King
I Cy Duffy
Nelson
Will
Dr Smith
Robot
Elizabeth Taylor
Paul Newman
Burl Ives
Tennessee Williams
Ann
Moyle
Gary Cooper
Audrey Hepburn
Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Los Angeles
Mexico
Ginger
Washington Week
Barbara Bel Geddes
Savage
Dean Martin
Lena Horne
Victor Borge
Sid Caesar
Times Square
Joyce Chen
Perry Mason
Johnny Carson
June Allyson
Rossano Brazzi
Marianne Cook
Keith Andes
Germany
Joey Bishop
Marvin Gaye
Rummy Bishop
Jean Shep
Hardy Kruger
Sylvia Syms
English University
Robert Vaughn
Roger Smith
Albert Lupo
Suzanne Loret
Don
CBS News
Cadet Doe
Kitirik
Rais Wee
NBC News
Lucy Show
Science Quest
Beverly Hillptines
Rails West
Andy Griffith
Hollywood Squares
Dick van Dyke
Jeopardy
Nees
Casey Martin
Thelma and
Larry
Rocky
Richard Diamond
the Doctors
Guiding Eight
General Hospital
Donald O'Conner
Ralls West
Magic Bookshelf
Kitirck
Karrousel
George Chakiris
Janet Scott
Maverick
Rails West Nod
Merv Griffin
Katie
Ann Blyth
Mark Stevens
U.S.A
Gerald Mohr
Peggie Castle
Dan O'Herlihy
Boo the Clown
Manstein
Chris Chaschler
Misterogers
Rom Stone
Real McCoys
ED Flintstones
Huntley-Brinkley
Friendly Giant
Walter Cronkite
Frank Reynolis
Ollie and Harriet
Batman
Meriin the Magician
Polaroid Sale
Own
Civic Club
Barbers
Ior
U.S
Cuba
Valentine
Joni Lowrie
Cutte
Tri-City Pharmacy
Playtex
Rexall
Turner
Red Arrow
Brite
Anscomatic
Pamper Sale
Tri-City
Pharmacy Reecur
Texas
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