California Golfers and Classic Films Highlight Evening
The schedule shows Peeves at 4:00 with California golfers and Sam Snead, followed by a 4:30 film slate featuring One Million B.C. and The Petrified Forest. At 5:00 racing and cinema options include a Pala track event, Fighter Squadron, Master at Ballantray, with stars Edmond O’Brian Errol Flynn and Humphrey Bogart in various features.
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Nightly TV and Movie Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of 9:00 pm to 1:00 am programing including Ransom starring Glenn Ford and Donna Reed, Doctor's News Conference Who Should Not Drive, Miss California Pageant live from Santa Cruz hosted by Yonda Kay Van Dyke, and multiple classic films and series such as Father’s Little Dividend, Gunsmoke, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Eddy Duchin Story. Also notes on host guests Roger Mudd Bob Dunn Petula Clark and Lon Nol.
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Sunday TV Schedule Excerpt 4 PM to 3 PM
TV guide style listing with programs and times across multiple channels including Sacred Heart, The Christophers, Davey and Goliath, Frontiers of Faith, Captain Dita, Movie titles like Eight Iron Men and Dive Bomber, sports and variety programs, and political talk shows. Mentions of guests and actors appear among varied genres from religious to entertainment.
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TV Guide Tonight Highlights Classic to Modern Screenings
Tomorrow's schedule lists Moscow U report on the Soviet Union at 4:30, Frank McGee on the civil rights march in Mississippi at 5, Brinkley on Mississippi places at 6, Casals Nativity oratorio at 8:30, plus a mix of films and variety acts through late evening. Names include Paul Newman, Claire Bloom, Mickey Rooney, Cary Grant, Irene Dunne, Robert Cummings, Anne Baxter.
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Brundage
William Holden
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Television Highlights and Film Listings Mix on Broadcast Schedule
The page lists an eclectic mix of shows and films including The Greatest Show On Earth guest Jose Ferrer, Frank McGee reports, Destruction of the Indian, China Doll from 1953 with Victor Mature and Stuart Whitman, Our Man on the Mississippi, Death Valley Days, Candid Camera, Charlie Chaplin, Lassie, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea crew rescue, New Orleans Jazz, Duet of Champions with Alay Ladd and Franca Beltoja, and Disney cartoons.
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Answers on TV trivia from Detroit press Q and A
A reader asks how many Elvis Presley films to date and if a Tarzan TV series will air on NBC. The replies note Elvis’s 23rd film, Tarzan on NBC debut Sept 16 1966 at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Red Buttons age listed as 47 in February.
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Gallaher Adventures and Classic TV Night Schedule
A radio TV grid lists programs from Wonderful World of Color to Perry Mason and Gun of Zangora with guests like Jerry Yala and Birgit Nilsson. It notes movie titles such as Flight Lieutenant Hamlet and The River's Edge, plus game shows and variety segments across the evening.
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Ray Milland
Anthony Quinn
Hamlet
Jean ‘Simmons
Laurence Olivier
Wells Fargo
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Merv Griffin
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Pla Lindatrom
Overnight Success Took Twenty Years
Hollywood AP profile of John Gary recounts a long road to stardom from New Orleans to USC and Ken Murray shows, a voice lost then found, and a rise to CBS summer Show replacing Danny Kaye. Gary blends melodic high tenor with impressions and credits persistence through clubs, rock era disruption, and a comeback via Jack Jones Williams Goulet connections.
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Lassie on TV Remains a National Icon Says Bonita Granville
Hollywood notes Lassie endures as a symbol of goodness with CBS, Campbell Soup, and a 12 year network run. Bonita Granville credits the Wrathers for keeping Lassie fresh through a recent filming trek and ongoing renewal to appeal to modern families amid talk of new episodes.
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Lassie’s Changing Cast Through Six Year Run
The TV series Lassie shifted from Timmy to new guardians after six seasons. Robert Bray took over and forest ranger Corey Stuart became Lassie’s handler as Campbell Soup pulled Jon Provost’s character. Fans anchored by June Lockhart and Bonita reveal adult-aimed changes while Lassie remains the hero of the story.
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Pledge Denied by Los Angeles County Employees Union
Officers of the Los Angeles County Employees Association voted to withdraw the group's no strike pledge. The action comes as labor tensions rise and potential job actions loom, signaling a shift in union strategy within the county workforce.
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