CBS to launch Who's Who hour long news magazine show
CBS plans a new one hour news magazine anchored by Dan Rather with Charles Kuralt Barbara Howar and Don Howitt as key producers. The program will mix news focused segments with personality profiles aiming for a 8 9 p m slot starting January 4 and contrasts to 60 Minutes style reporting.
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UPI
Tony Orlando
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Tony Orlando Fang
Dan Tather
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60 Minutes
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Barbara Howar
CBS
Sally Quinn
Miss Howar
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Television timetable for daytime listings preview page
A dense TV schedule lists 4pm to 1:30am programs with Batman Sanford and Son Flintstones Gilligan's Island Mary Hartman Mary Hartman The Brady Bunch Mister Rogers My Favorite Martian Bewitched The Electric Company Get Smart and multiple feature movies. It mentions The Canterville Ghost 1944 tale, Blood On the Sun with Cagney, Emergency, I Love Lucy, The Waltons fire scene, Welcome Back Kotter, Masterprint Theater Five Beds Herings, My Gal Sal, Maverick, The Streets of San Francisco, Night Gallery and Rose Bowl previews. Cast names include Rita Hayworth Victor Mature Dinah Ruth Gordon Harold Clurman Dan August Sonja Henie Olga San Juan Johnny Carson and more. The schedule spans late afternoon into late night with dramas, comedies, news, and sports talk.
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Toeiing
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Olivia
Kotter
Hershak
Epstain
Masterprint Theater
Gal Sal
Rita Hayworth
Victor Mature
Paul Chesser
Maverick
Bart Maverick
Marla
Pearly Gates
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Crosswords Clues Collide in a Dense Jumbled List
A long OCR style puzzle fragment lists numbered clues and garbled entries across a wide range of topics including nations, arts terms, and objects. It reads as a chaotic crossword style prompt with apparent misreads and stray characters, offering little coherent narrative or solvable structure.
Alfred Sheinwold Bridge column lesson and ad
The column explains a bridge play where South must pursue both suits, leading the jack of diamonds to dummy’s king, then a diamond to dummy’s queen, with East holding up. It advises bidding two hearts in the daily question and ends with an ad inviting readers to buy Pocket Guide To Bridge by Alfred Sheinwold for $1.35.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope and Los Angeles Card Case
Horoscope guidance covers ARIES through PISCES with optimistic notes on creativity home plans reputation and health. In Los Angeles city news two city employees and a catering truck driver pleaded guilty to a illegal football card operation, with sentences including fines and probation after a December arrest.
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Ocicy Gest Sellers
Sam Damon
Barney Miller
Wojnchowicz
KQED
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Walter Matthau
Ruth Gordon
England
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Caley
Linda Lavin
Harold Clurman
Tony Randall
Franklin
Lee
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Belle of Amherst
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San Francisco
Jose Mendoza
Mery Griffin
George Burns
Rich Little
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