Wednesday August 5 1970 TV Schedule Highlights
Witness Angie Dickinson stars in Ride to Delphi a Virginian murder trial episode. NBC colorcast at 7 30 to 9 p.m. with a full day of daytime and primetime shows listed including news weather and sports and a slate of soap operas news features and movies.
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Angie Dickinson
The
Virginian
Delphi
Morning Radio Schedule and TV Lineup Summary
A dense listing of morning to midday program slots and show titles from a radio television schedule. Programs include News Headlines Summer Semester Can Do Popeye The Three Stooges Morning News Sacred Heart The Christophers Adventures of Sinbad Jr The Communists Project History H.S. Movie Apache Drums The Day The Earth Stood Still Lucy Show Classroom Five Real Tom Kennedy Show Sing Children Sing Dinah s Place Tony Curtis Jack LaLanne Gourmet with David Wade That Girl and more with times from 5:50 to 12:30 and various channel blocks.
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New England Farmer
Univ. of Michigan
We Believe
Morning Report
CBS Morning News
Herald of Truth
Capital District
Bullwinkle
Africa
H.S
Hap Richards
Marilyn Bieier
Rock Hudson
Mike Douglas
Lucy
Marilyn Bleier
Tom Kennedy
Slattery
Richard Widmark
Andy of
Mayberry
David Wade
Mike Douglass
Stephen McNally
Canada
Odyssey House aids Cathy Craig in One Life To Live taping
A group therapy scene with Cathy Craig and Dr. Jim Craig is filmed at Odyssey House for the ABC daytime drama One Life To Live. The show centers on Cathy’s drug addiction and her father’s plea for help, airing weekdays at 3:30 to 4:00 pm EDT.
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Cathy Craig
Amy Levitt
Jim Craig
Nat Polen
New York
Odyssey House
One Life To Live
ABC
Agnes Nixon
Cathy
TV Schedule Fragment Reveals Dense Daytime Lineup
A pasted schedule lists morning to afternoon shows across channels with cartoons, dramas, game shows, and movies. Notable entries include Bozo the Clown, Captain Kangaroo, The Jetsons, Batman related titles, sports and news blocks, and feature films such as The Day The Earth Stood Still.
Saturday Night TV Schedule Teems With Classics And Premieres
NBCs Saturday Night at the Movies features a world premiere color cast encore with Silent Night Lonely Night starring Shirley Jones and Lloyd Bridges. The lineup offers Tarzan Triumphs Gunga Din and many films, plus ongoing series Lassie McHales Navy Petticoat Junction Mannix and notable talk and variety programs across the late afternoon to midnight hours.
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Longwood
Yankees
Orioles
Frances Gifford
Cactus Creek
Gale Storm
TBA
Alec Guiness
Jan Sterling
Cary Grant
Merrill
Jeff Chandler
Rome
New England
NBC
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David Frost
Somerset
Linkletter
U.S
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Felix the Cat
Davey & Goliath
Dark Shadows
Bozo the Clown
Joan Crawford
Munsters
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Eddie
Kraft Music
Smothers Brothers
Saratoga
Hawaii Five-O
Here’s Island
James Mason
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Pancho Villa
Rory Calhoun
Blue Denim
McDonald Carey
Virginia Graham
the Ranger Station
Flintstones
Hazel
Jean Cox
Red Sox
Senators
Mike Henry
Tyrone Power
Newsfront
Peter Graves
Henry Fonda
Audie Murphy
Humphrey Bogart
Walter Pidgeon
Cheyenne
Captain Kangaroo
Popeye
Adventures of Sinbad Jr
Bengal Brigade
Dan Dalley
Lucy Shaw
Jack LaLanne
Andy Griffith
Peyton Place
Burns & Allen
Graham
Real McCoys
Misterogers
Animal World
Washington
Week In Review
Bewitched
Net Playhouse
Joseph Cotten
Robert Mitchum
Festivals of Pennsylvania
Dragnet
News
Dean Martin
Perry Mason
I Confess
Montgomery Clift
Frank Latimore
the Late Report
Gail Patrick
Mvie
News & Weather
Casper
U.S.A
Skippy the Kangaroo
the Christophers
Samson & Goliath
Superman
the Jetsons
Heckle & Jeckle
France
Hardy Boys
the Green Thumb
Scooby-Doo
Banana Splits
Sky Hawks
Monkees
Focus
New Jersey
Archie Comedy Hour
Insight
George of the Jungle
Continental Miniatures
Survival
University of the Air
Bagdad
Sabu
Tallula Bankhead
Johnny Quest
Shirley Jones
Lloyd Bridges
McHale’s Navy
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Fred Astaire
Linda Daniel
James Cagne
Herbert Lom
Kirk Douglas
Frederick Stafford