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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1975
Page
12
A dense broadcast grid lists channel numbers and programs from 6:00 to 10:30, including News 7 Bonanza Truth or Consequences and more. It features daytime entries like You Can Do and Tony Orlando and Dawn, plus late night specials and films with numerous time slots and program titles.
A brief row notes a Wednesday schedule with midnight and early morning slots. Listings include news segments and time stamps, indicating a local broadcast or paper edition timetable. No specific events or names are provided in readable text.
A byzantine thriller following a young man in his relentless search into his sister’s disappearance. Also a Vietnam War program seen from Hanoi, Saigon, and the US, co-produced by public TV groups. An ABC comedy special closes the lineup.
UPI reports producer David Wolper, known for movie and TV documentaries, has been appointed by President Ford to the Council for the American Revolution within the Bicentennial Administration. The move places Wolper among officials guiding national commemorations ahead of the Bicentennial.
Evening schedule lists Tonight Show and Late Movie at 2 and 4. Wide World Special at 8. CBS Late Movie at 1. ABC News at 11. Bookshell at 11500 27. Midnight 12. Tomorrow 7 News at 12 30. 10 News at end.
A 1970 documentary on Elvis Presley captures the Las Vegas show with 30 songs from his record breaking act at the International Hotel. The program lists films Nightmare Charge at Feather River and Three Bullets for a Long Gun, with star details and times.
A list of films includes Where Have All The People Gone with Peter Graves and Verna Bloom about a post virus world, Hatfields and McCoys TV movie based on the 1880s feud, April in Paris with Doris Day and Ray Bolger aboard a liner, A Prowler in the Heart a noir style mystery, and Gunn about a gang boss murder investigation.
A tour of Sam Houston’s two Huntsville houses, Woodland built in 1847 and Steamboat House where he lived late in life, includes visits to Huntsville Sam Houston Museum and the Statesman log cabin law office.
The segment lists 78 Betrayal with Amanda Blake as a wealthy widow employing a companion who, with her boyfriend, robs and may kill. It also notes The Bobo with Peter Sellers and Britt Ekland, a singing matador story, and They Ran For Their Lives with John Payne and Juana Patton on CBS Late Movie.
A colorful program of authentic American folk music and dances by American Indians recorded during the 3fth Annual National Folk Festival at Wolf Trap Farm Park in Washington DC. At 10:20 p.m. Geraldo Rivera Devotes Good Night America features jockey Mary Bacon, controversial for joining the Ku Klux Klan.
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