TV Log Highlights Evening Schedule and Movie Notes
Television log lists NBC News CBS News ABC News Highway Patrol and classic reruns. Highlights include Mister Rogers and The Rifleman episodes plus a June Allyson This Is Your Life and a suspense film Suspect featuring Joan Fontaine.
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CBS News
ABC News
Highway Patrol
Dick van Dyke
News
Chroniques de France
Outer Limits
Jeannie
June Allyson
Mark
Unforgiven and Western Classics Highlight Late TV Schedule
Television guide lists 1966 film The Unforgiven with Audrey Hepburn and Burt Lancaster at 9 PM, plus Two Flags West from 1950 and Street With No Name from 1948. Olivia de Havilland stars in Devotion, Alfred Hitchcock presents, and inmates watch The Saint and The Virginian in late night slots.
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Audrey Hepburn
Burt Lancaster
Doug McClure
Dean Martin
Dick Martin
Leslie Uggams
Dennis Weaver
Owen Marshall
Stan Slaten
Olivia de Havilland
Ida
Lupino
Nancy Coleman
Arthur Kennedy
Two Flags West
Jeff Chandler
Cornel Wilde
Pate Robertson
Monroe Doctrine Assertion in 1893 Congress Speech
President James McNrne delivered his Monroe Doctrine to Congress on December 2, 1893. The World Almanac notes the doctrine asserts the United States would deem any European attempt to spread its political system to the Western Hemisphere as dangerous to its peace and safety.
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James Macnrne
Congress
The
World Almanac
United States
Western Hemisphere
Dream Of Star Gazing Now A Reality
Mount Locke observatory honors William J. McDonald a Lamar County banker and astronomy buff who left a million to UT for a telescope. The McDonald Observatory features a 107 inch telescope atop Mount Locke and rivals the world’s largest lenses, with an 82 inch instrument and ties to Paris and Clarksville banks.
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MT. Locke
Tex
Bill McDonald
Lamar County
Howland
McDonald
Willian J. McDonald
University of Texas
McDonald Observatory
Citizens National Bank
Clarksville
First National Bank
Paris
Cooper
Heaven
McKenzie College
McDonald Astronmical Observatory
West Texas
McDonald Facility
New Observatory
Mount Palomar
Caucasus Mountains
William J. McDonald
Percy Moore
First National Bank of Paris
Death Of Dog Rates Obit In Newspaper
A small white fox terrier puppy found on a highway near Dickens Texas in 1950 lands in a humorous local obituary idea. The vanishing pup was discovered by vacationing travelers in New Mexico and Texas. Attend Church.
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Dickens, Tex
Dickens
Tex
New Mexico
Texas
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Ma Ketcham
Stella Stein
Longstreet
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Joan Brondell
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Cate
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