Television Schedule Fragment With Classic 1960s Shows
A dense OCR of a multi-day TV guide listing programs by time, including Misteroger's Neighborhood, Gywhat's New, Dragnet, Peyton Place, The Rifleman, Perry Mason, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Tonight Show, and daytime game shows. The snippet shows a long sequence across Thursday night to Friday afternoon with news, talk, dramas, and children's programs, reflecting a vintage network schedule. The fragment preserves many show titles, times, and channel markers, indicating a busy, era-specific guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NET Playhouse
Peyton Place
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Alfred Hitchcock
Waterfront
Morris
Army develops riot control units in June drills
In Raleigh North Carolina two platoons of soldiers practiced crowd control at the state fairgrounds. Rioters played the part of disturbances while troops learned restraint and discipline. Officers stressed show of force only as needed and prepared for small hit-and-run groups rather than large mobs.
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Ralfigh
N.C
Gus Cannister
Leutenant
Army Reserve
North Carolina State Fairgrounds
Sessin
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Hentley-Brinkley
ED Sea Hunt
Gywhat
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
John Gary
Flying Nun
Ironside
Texan
FSI
Houston
CBS Morning News
Cadet Don
Treasure Isle
Beverly Hilbies
Dick Cavett
Holywood
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Ginny Pace
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Rocky
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Houseparty
Marijane
General Hospital
One Life To Live
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Merv Griffin
Kitirik
Harrousel
Bozo the Clown
Cisco
Gibson Printing
Morrison Furniture Company
Astow
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Baytown
Texas
Ohn Hoss
Quwner
Gibson Frinting Co
Baytown, Texas
ARMY
P.m
Elliott
Ash
Gregory’s Annual
Kuppenhediler
BY Griffon
Palm Beach
Brookfield
Stanley Blacker
Texas Ave
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Magnavox
Dayton
Hentic Fine Furniture
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