Television Season 1961 62 Opens With Early Premieres
The 1961 62 TV season debuts 34 new programs across NBC CBS and ABC, starting mid month and peaking in October with as many as three or more premieres in a single evening. NBC premieres International Showtime on Sept 15 followed by The Defenders on CBS Sept 16, Follow the Sun on ABC and Car 34 Where Are You on Sept 17, with many titles and network moves noted. Robert Young appears on two shows, Window on Main Street and Father Knows Best reruns, as networks shuffle lineups and viewers adjust.
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Cuntas Lowry
Hollywood
NBC
Showtime
CBS
ABC
Mieres
New Times
National Velvet
Mitch
Robert ‘Taylor
Detectives
Robert Young
Young
Main Street
Sun's Television Log Monday Night Schedule Review
A mixed old TV guide page lists evening programs from 6:00 to 12:30 across channels, including news, sports, westerns, game shows, dramas, and a late news wrap. Entries mention The Americans, To Tell The Truth, Cheyenne, Surfside 6, Wells Fargo, Dragnet, and The Price Is Right among others.
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Conaway
Dan -Cather News
Chandler
Douglas Edwards
Guy Savage
Pete and
Gladys
Surfside
Wells Fargo
Buddy
Spike Jones
Cadet
Mr. Caboose
Houston
Don
Kangaroo
Jim
Jack
la Lanne
Margie
Bob
Guiding Light
NBC News
Grandma Moses set to appear on artist stage Monday
Albert Domy and Marie Domy, both recent widows, married after meeting at a senior citizens gathering and plan a Virginia honeymoon. Albert, a retired commercial artist, and Marie, long employed at Macy’s cosmetics, will pool their resources. Grandma Moses, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, turns 101 on September 7 and is in a New York nursing home.
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The
Maytomn
Sun
Grandma Moses
Prewport
N.Y
Abbert Domy
Evie
Jay
Randia Moses
Passels
Albart
Marie
Albert
Marie Metal
Govern
Macy's
Donny
Moses Aints
Long Island
Virginia
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Mrs. Moses
Washington County
New York City
Building Contracts Jumped From Last Year’s Eight Months
Texas construction awards for eight months fell by 14 million dollars from 1960 with total at 713 million. Texas Contractor reports more contracts in engineering and non-residential work though the dollar volume was slightly down, with most loss in engineering projects. Signs of industry optimism appear as activity picks up gradually and the year’s end may match 1960.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas News Sportscope and Weather Update
Monday through Thursday night segments with Bobby Wolf Chuck Evans and Jerry Jackson listed for daytime programming. Tuesday morning features Larry Warren Shaw Tradin Post and updates from Weather Five Minutes Before the Hour.
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Bobby Wolf
Texas News
Chuck Evans
Jerry Jackson
Life Line
Terry Drag
Jerry Neceson
Larry Warren Shaw
Tradin’ Post
Bobby Woll
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