December 4 Radio TV and Event Highlights
Listings show a busy schedule with bowling and guests including Johnny Tillotson and the Gentrys. Notable items include the It Happened On 5th Avenue film with Charles Ruggles and Victor Moore, plus a Grand Ole Opry segment and a Route 66 segment labeled Forest Rangers Shivaree.
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Scherer-MatNeil Report
Jean Cox
Forest Rangers Shivaree
Johnny Tillotson
The
Gentrys
5Th Avenue
Charles Ruggles
Victor Moore
Grand Ole Opry
Best Bets Today and Studio Tracks on TV Guide
A chaotic TV guide fragment lists film tours from Japan including Television Again Japan and Origami, plus satellite schedules. Notable features mention The Wrong Man, Legacy with scenic US photos, and open-minded profiles of Kenneth Tyna. Several programs cover college basketball, Westerns, and a late night lineup with Gunsmoke, Hollywood Palace guests, and a James Bond styled espionage thread.
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Pine EQ Films A LA Carte
Japan
United States
Mannie Alban
Walt Whitman
Archibald MacLeish
Kenneth Tyna
Eric Goldman
Return of Classic Stars in Vintage Film Lineup
A crowded slate of aged cinema listings features Joseph Cotten, George Sanders, and Charles Bronson in retro titles like Fright and Escape to Burma. Other highlights include Robert Ryan with Barbara Stanwyck, John Wayne with Angie Dickinson, and Robert Mitchum with June Allyson in long-ago era reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcallo Mastraianni
Daniela Rocco
Burma
Robert Ryan
Barbara Stanwyck
Sunday December Schedule Of Religious And Educational Programs
The listing shows a December Sunday lineup with multiple programs across channels and time slots. Included are White Collar Farmer and Adventurous Missions at 4 30, CD Film of the Week at 6 45, Saered Howe at 7, A Green Thumb and The Big Picture of Faith for Today, The Christophers hour and Sacred Heart and Bible Answers, Davey and Goliath, Religion in the News, Eternal Light, Light Time, QOD Lamp Unto My Feet, A Mt Is Written, Social Security, Alien Revival Hour and Captain Delta.
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the Christophers
Heritage
Voice of Agricultura
Sacred Heart
the Bible
History on Wheels and the North Coast Rail Era
A TV listings page notes History on Wheels covering California lumber and railroad expansion from Northern forests, plus a Nation of schedules and programs including Pas sage to the North voyage study, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Bell Telephone Hour with Harlen Arlen tributes, and assorted theater and film entries featuring Burl Ives, Duke Ellington, and characters like Annie Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
University of Michigan
Orient
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Burl Ives
Bell Telephone Hour
Dinah Shore
Harold Arlen
Duke Ellington
Gordon MacRae
Gretchen Wyler
Leslie Uggams
Patricia McBride
Edward Villella
Sounds Of FM SGU And Cal Radio Schedule Flash
A dense OCR of radio and TV listings shows FM stations SGU KCAL and KGO with daily schedules including programs from 5:45 to midnight, plus additional shows across KALW KIAZ PEA KEAR KAFE and others. It lists movie titles, sports, and talk programs with numerous times, hosts, and guest mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGU
KALW
KIAZ
PEA
Dally
KSPR
KCRA
Answers on TV reveals Bud Collyer sponsor church role
Bud Collyer of To Tell the Truth is Sunday school superintendent at the First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich Connecticut. Barbara Feldon from Get Smart also appeared in Revlon ads with cosmetic advice for the audience.
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Bud Collyer
C.L
Oklasma City
Bud
First Presbyterian Church of
Greenwich, Conn
Barbara Feldon
Get Smart
Revlon
E.5
San Jose
Tigers
Radio Station Timetable From AM Stations
A historical timetable lists several radio stations with call letters and formats. KSFO KFRC KNBR and KGO show music and news blocks daily. KEWB KEYS KEBS and KSAY offer music and news across 24 hours with varied daily hours including Sundays.
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KSFO
KFRC
RKO General Broadcasting
Holm
KGO
American Broadcasting Ca
KEWB
Awa
KSAY
Path to justice after Klansmen 10 year verdicts
President Johnson says the verdicts against three Ku Klux Klansmen in Montgomery offer hope for civil rights enforcement. Violent death of Viola Liuzzo tied to Selma march. King calls the rulings rays of light but urges federal protections. Jury also convicted a white man in Anniston for murder in a separate case.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Hoys
Anniston
Hubert Damon Strange
Willie Brewster
Strange
Atty
Nicholas Katzen‘bach
Johnson City
Tex
Washington
Joseph Laitin
South
Klan
Mentation of Justice
Katzenwach
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
Teamsters Union
Anthony Liuzzo
Justice Department
Selma
Almanac Today December 4 1905 events and celestial notes
The entry notes December 4, 1905 as the 838th day of the year with 27 to follow, and lists celestial observations Jupiter Venus Mars Saturn and a full phase approaching moon. It also recalls Washington bidding farewell in 1783, Wilson sailing in 1918, Roosevelt dissolving the WPA in 1942, and a 1946 UMW fine. A thought from George Washington follows.
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Venus
Mars
George Washington
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
France
Versailles
Roosevelt
W.P.A
United Mine Workers Union
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