TV Schedule Summary for Duluth Channel 6 Nightline
A dense listing of daily broadcasts from KBJR NBC Duluth including news and variety shows. Highlights feature Emergency and NBC Movie early evening, followed by sports programs such as Wimbledon Tennis and Wide World of Sports, with dramas and comedies like The Love War The Glass Menagerie and The Bowery Boys scattered through the night.
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NBC News
Wildlife Theatre
Animal World
Hank Thompson
W.W. of Sports
Buck Owens
Glass Menagerie
Ironside
Wide World of Sports
Reasoner
Lawrence Welk
Wallace to Advertise Nationally in Late Fall TV Ads
Gov. George C. Wallace plans nine to fifteen one to three minute TV ads for use in Democratic presidential primaries next year. Ads, mainly Wallace speech excerpts, aim to restate his positions and counter complacency, with production by his Montgomery committee and producer Bob Gambacurta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George C. Wallace
Charles S. Snider
Alabama
Wallace
Snider
Federal Communications Commission
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
FCC
Montgomery
Ala
Madison Avenue
Montgomery TV
Bob Gambacurta
Copland to Lead All Copland Program with Minnesota Orchestra
Renowned composer conductor Aaron Copland will lead the Minnesota Orchestra in two July 4 and 5 concerts at Orchestra Hall featuring only Copland works. Former Senator Eugene McCarthy will narrate Lincoln Portrait, with several Orchestra soloists including Vladimir Levitski and Markell C. Brooks. Tickets are available at Orchestra Hall and Dayton's, advance reservations by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Copland
Minnesota Orchestra
Copland
Orchestra Hall
Minnesota Bicentennial Commission
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
America
The
United States
Vladimir Levitski
Markell C. Brooks
Ferald Capps
John Gilman Ordway
Charles Schlueter
Archibald G. Bush
el Salon
Mexico
Quiet City
Schlueter
Capps
Levitski
Nicollet Mall
Mpls
Dayton’s
American life inspires tapestry for Bicentennial rugs
Two artists Helen Webber and Annie Bohlin design a series of floor and wall rugs celebrating American life. Commissioned by Edward Fields, the works blend poetry and patchwork themes in wool with bright colors and tactile texture. Bohlin cites Amish and Navajo influences while Webber emphasizes the medium’s warmth and human reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Webber
Annie Bohlin
Mrs. Webber
San Francisco
Rhode Island School of Design
Edward Fields
Weber
Fields
Kidderminster
England
Pennsylvania
Wilkes- Barre
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KBJR
NBC
Duluth
NBL
Walker
KDAL
CBS
CBWT
Winnipeg
CBC Sports
CBC News
Noel Harrison
George Hamilton
Dr. Seuss
Barbara Frum
Fargo
Jerry Falwell
Sanford & Son
Friends of Man
CBS News
Sylvia
Hee Haw
Moses—The
Lawgiver
Harold Ensley
Green Acres
Bailey’s Comets
Sebring
KTHI
ABC
Wadsworth Atheneum
Hartford
Indiana
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