Television Log of Death Valley Days and Sunday Schedule
A compact listing of TV programs across a weekend schedule featuring Death Valley Days at six, followed by a mix of weather, sports, variety shows, and late night broadcasts. Notable items include Gunsmoke, Flipper, Gilligan's Island, Bonanza, and The Ed Sullivan Show, with Sunday morning religious programming and the NFL Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Ed Sullivan
Bil Dana Broadside
Joey Bishop
Harry Reasoner
Jess Neely
Layer Theatre
FBI
Mrs Jekyll and Mrs Hyde in Modern Manners
HAL BOYLE argues daily street encounters reveal a Jekyll and Hyde split in modern women. He notes men often step aside, while women respond with disdain or aggression, portraying a public nuisance of feminine behavior and inviting a persistent patriarchal nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
Dr. Jekyll
Mr.Hyde
Mrs. Jekyll
Mrs.Hyde
Mrs. Jo
Mrs. Hyde
Mrs. Hydes
Miss Hydes
Midland KWEL sale okayed by FCC in Texas
The FCC approved a sale of Midland KWEL to Winston and Helen Deane for 117000 plus 12300 for a five year noncompete, by Victoria Cosmopolitan Enterprises. The deal includes a construction permit for a new FM station on 92.1 megacycles. Joe Louis holds the heavyweight title for 8 years 77 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Federal Communications Commission
Midland
KWEL
George Vaught
Winston
Helen Deane
Victorias
Cosmopolitan Enterprises
Danny Kaye Show Keeps Spark Despite Rough Start
AP Television writer CYNTIVA LOWRY notes The Danny Kaye Show on CBS opens with a shaky skit and a bold guest in Phil Silvers but improves with songs by Barbara McNair and a burlesque spoof. Cara Williams Show follows, leaning toward a broad husband wife comedy with Raymond Burr in a pivotal role amid a chaotic episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyntiva Lowry
NEW York
Danny Kaye
CBS
Kaye
Phil Silvers
Silvers
Barbara McNair
Kay
Cara Williams
Frank Alewter
Ser Ying
Ries
Raymond Burr
ABC
Ster
Suspense Theatre
NBC
Mason
Salmineo
Albert Dekker
County Bosses Set Mosquito Control Vote in County
The Morris County Commissioners Court entered a formal order for the November 3 election on creating a mosquito control district. Voters will decide on establishing the district and a tax levy up to five cents per 160 dollars of valuation to finance it. If approved, taxes will not rise beyond the current limit. County Judge Bill Elliott explained the levy would stay within constitutional tax limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris County
Commissioners Court
Harris County
Bill Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sun's
Sturday Night News
Death Valley
Snaris
Savage Sports
Jackie Gleason
Outer Limits
Mr. Magoo
Lawrence Welk
Kentucky Jones
Palace
Pelly Barber Shop
New Srangement
Sol Wi
Public Finance
Texas Ave
Baytown
David and Goliath
the Christophers
Bulwinkle
Living Word
Dixie
Galveston
Strass
Discovery
Early Bird Theater
St. Lukes Methodist
Frontiers of Faith
South Main
Bill Yeeman
First Methodist
NFL Today
Houston
Hank Folberg
Father Littlest
Reyes
20Th Century Sportsman
Don
Captain Kangaroo
Daddy
Mike Wallace
Real McCoys
Pete and
Gladys
Guiding Light
Bat’ Masterson
Loretta Young
Lisa Howard
General Hospital
Douglas Edwards
Happy Hollow
Funny Company
Rocky
Home Sweet Home Insurance
State Farm Mutual
Oman
State Farm Fire
AMO Casualty Company
Bloomington, Wlineis
John O. Mitchell
State of Texas
Stats Farm
Victoria
Joe Louis
Kenneth Wayne Campbell
Kenneth
Clayton Campbell
Yaupon
Rufus Honeycutt
Kennedy
Honeycutt
Hanpeed
Anson Jones
Danny
Cara
Mosquito
Jester
Sasse’s
East Texas
Henry A. Scarborough
Central States Life Insurance CO
Old Line Legal Reserve
East Harris
Chambers County
Mt. Beivieun
Kmart Patio
Michigan
KMART
Shir Conpor
Capon
Agga
Kim Xpos
Terae
Psoe Eh
Our Sporting Goods Department
Prite
Mart Couponit
Nestle's
Kmart Plaza
Lignit
Humart Couponiiliuin
IC31
N. Pruett
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