Daily TV Schedule Fragment From 6:30 To 11:30 Pm
A scrambled daily broadcast grid lists programs across hours from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM. It includes news, cartoons, soap operas, game shows, dramas, and variety shows such as News, Captain Kangaroo, Bugs Bunny, The Price Is Right, I Love Lucy, The Guiding Light, and The Rifleman. Several entries are partially legible with channel and time markers, revealing a typical 1960s morning to late evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Classroom
Today
Martin Kane
Kemedy Korner
Bugs Bunny
Helen Neville
Adolphe Menjou
Red Rowe
Bride
Gary
Bob
Meet the Millers
Suzie
Mary Lo
Loretta Young
Sek Young
Dr. Malone
Dr. Christian
Gale Storm
Young
Who
Komedy Korner
Guiding Light
Young Dr. Malone
Bugs
Bunny
TV Schedule Fragments for a Winter Wednesday Lineup
A dense daytime and prime time schedule lists multiple shows with channel numbers and time slots ranging 2 to 12. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, The Price Is Right, Love That Bob, Wagon Train, Perry Como, and Jack Paar, along with afternoon news, sports, and first run programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flicka
Jet Jackson
NBC News
CBS News
Donna Reed
Wichita Town
Interpol
Playhouse
Jack Paar
TV Schedule Snapshot For Thursday Evening Lineup
A dense listing of daytime and prime time broadcasts shows a mixed schedule with multiple reruns and notable programs. Highlights include Meet The Millers, Divorce Hearing, Love That Bob, The Real McCoys, Rifleman, Sea Hunt, and Meet Mr. Lincoln among others across networks. Local readers get a full day’s viewing slate with news, game shows, westerns, dramas, and variety shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC News
CBS News
Gale Storm
Sea Hunt
Betty Hutton
Bat Masterson
Donna Reen
Real McCoys
Staccato
Johnny Ringo
Mr. Lincoln
Zane Grey
Pat Boone
Jack
TV Schedule Snapshot Friday Night Lineup
A dense listing shows a Friday TV grid with multiple networks airing classics and films. Highlights include news at 9 and 11, I Led Three Lives, The Millionaire, Adventures and Westerns, Sunset Strip, Twilight Zone, Rawhide, and a film feature Bataan followed by Jack Parr and The Unexpected, reflecting a packed local broadcast slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 4
Manhattan
Pony Express
First Run Playhouse
Jack Parr
San Francisco
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Phil Silvers
the Tracers
Ozzie & Harriet
Whirlybirds
Ann Softmern
Dobie Gillis
Wyatt Earp
Jack Ram
Castile
Motorola
Diag. Mers
Dad
Corry
Sehtfalge
Ft Pay Aloe
Corry News
The
Corry Journal
Atlantic
Imperial
Batters Atlantic Service
South Center Street
Unico Winter
Anti Hut
Corry Co-op
G.L.F. Service, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue, Corry
Henry & Honey
Leo Heberlein
Heberlein’s
Henry
North Center Street
Tea
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