Sunday TV Schedule Notes 1969 Program Grid
The listing covers NBC and affiliated programs for Sunday with hours from 6:25 to 2:50. It includes prayers, agricultural blocks, kids shows, religious programs, game and sports segments, and late-night films and news special. Notable names include Carl B. Stokes, George of the Jungle, Batman, The Flintstones, and NFL Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christophers
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Sacred Heart
the Sacred Heart
Samson & Goliath
Davey & Goliath
Bozo the Clown
Prince of Peace
Faith For Today
Casper
Abbott & Costello
NBC News
NBC
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
New England Farmer
Law Library
CBS News
Commander Ralph
Kangaroo
Capital District
Hap Richards
Mike Douglas
van Johnson
June Allyson
Betsy Palmer
Lucy
Jack LaLanne
David Wade
Monday December 29: TV Guide Full Day Schedule
A dense list of children's, daytime, and primetime programs across channels from 5:50 to after midnight. Includes news segments, cartoons, game shows, soaps, movies, and variety programs with numerous title and host references.
Regulars from Julia in NBC comedy Temper Also Fugits
Three cast members Diahann Carroll Lurene Tuttle and Lloyd Nolan appear in a scene from the Julia episode Temper Also Fugits set to air on NBC Tuesday December 30 at 8 30 p m The TV schedule lists multiple shows and times for the day across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Temper
Coel
NBC
Diahann Carroll
Lurene Tuttle
Hannah Yarby
Lloyd Nolan
Chegley
Television This Week listings summary
Channel by channel schedule notes for WKTV Utica WTIC Hartford WCAX Burlington WHDH Boston WRGB Schenectady WPIX New York WTEN Albany Vermont ETVY Burlington Channel 79 via UHF WAST Albany WMHT Albany Educational outline the week’s cable and UHF programming across multiple stations with brief program blocks and identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKTV
Utica
WTIC
Hartford
WCAX
Burlington
WHDH
Boston
WRGB
Schenectady
WPIX
New York
WTEN
Albany
Vt. Etvy
WAST
WMHT
Vermont ETV Highlights Diverse Holiday Week Programs
Vermont Educational Television presents a varied Dec 29 to Jan 2 lineup featuring Thalassa Cruso on bulbs, Elliot Norton reviews theater, a Home of Calvin Coolidge TV tour, Cranko's Castle on NET Festival, a Crepes Suzette segment with Julia Child, Mies van der Rohe on German architecture, Symphony in Concrete, and a retrospective by Bob Dylan Edward Albee and Lawrence Ferlinghetti on the era’s arts scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Daffodil
Stuttgart Opera Ballet
Vermont
Thalassa Cruso
Julia Child
NET Festival
Bob Dylan
Edward Albee
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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Onti
Aerk
Hefferan
Paul Douglas
Alexis Smith
Meet the Press
Gregory Peck
Ann Blythie
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Honeymooners
F Troop
Skippy
Bloody Beach
Audie Murphy
Merv Griffin
Ben Casey
Audubon
Kiplinger Changing Times
N.Y. Philharmonic
Rome
Ed Butler
Mark Stevens
Bill Cosby
Glen Campbell
Yul Brynner
Deborah Kerr
N.Y
James Aubrey
Tom Chapin
Harry Reasoner
Kay Kendall
Sling
Ed Nelson
Anne Baxter
Rowdy McDowall
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Channel 17
Virginia Graham
Channel 3
Linkletter
Steve Allen
Gomer Pyle
Dark Shadows
the Ranger Station
Peyton Place
the Addams Family
Doris Day
Frank Sinatra
Littleton H.S
Benny Goodman
Steve Allan
Donna Reed
Bromley People
Hitchi Symphony
Rowan & Martin
World Press In Review
The
New People
Felony Squad
the Survivors
Barbara
Richard Widmark
Lee J. Cobb
Perry Mason
Phil Donahue
Ruth Roman
Guiding Light
the Doctors
General Hospital
Bright Promise
Kingdom Come
Jimmy Rogers
Chill Wills
Munsters
Fearless Fagan
Janet Leigh
Carleton Carpenter
Jeannie
Lancer
Elliot Norton
Debbie Reynolds
Hayley Mills
William Holden
Jennifer Jones
J.J
Robert Lansing
David Knight
ETV
Mary Grover
ABC
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