Television log highlights Wednesday schedule notes
A fragmented listing shows mid to late afternoon through night on Wednesday with programs like News Weather and sports updates. Notable items include Dark Shadows The Virginian Beverly Hillbillies Astro-Blue Bonnet Bowl coverage and The Messiah.
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Bat Masterson
Hee Haw
CBS
Flying Nun
Virginian
Beverly Hillbillies
Page of 1960s Parade Telecasts and Archery Note
A fragmented TV listings fragment shows multiple parade broadcasts from Orange Bowl to Rose Bowl with hosts and telecast times, alongside movie notes. It also briefly mentions archery history and a 1960s film lineup with titles like Koroshi and Triumph of the Ten Gladiators.
Radio Station Broadcast Schedules Summary
Radio station listings show WMSL WHOS WDRM WAJF JOF WJOF WKAC WLCB and WJMW with varied broadcast hours noted as sunrise to sunset or early morning slots. Several entries specify AM or FM frequencies and programming networks such as Mutual American Entertainment Network and MC networks.
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WMSL
Mutual
WHOS
American Entertainment Network
WDRM
American FM
WHRT
WAJF
Wjof-Fm
WJMW
WKAC
WLCB
Moulton
Nabors Investment Beats Doubters with Variety Show
Hollywood veteran Jim Nabors reveals his decision to leave Gomer Pyle for a personal variety program paid off financially and artistically. He says the shift to singing and live performances yielded the season's most popular new show and a steadier career built on his talent and dedication.
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Hollywood
Jim Nabors
Sylacauga
Ala
Marine Corps
Gomer . Pyle
Gomer
Jim
Andy Griffith
Jim Arness
Fred MacMurray
Today onETV Nighttime in Makebelieve and Poetry Lady Read a Poem
Alabama Education Television lists programs for channels 7 10 and 25. Mister Rogers at 4 30 p m features nighttime in Makebelieve and Poetry Lady reading a poem. What's New at 5 p m shows the Astrodome in Houston Texas. Book Beat at 7 30 p m has Robert Cromie interviewing Hoke Norris author of It's Not Far but I Don't Know the Way. Firing Line at 9 p m features William Buckley with Gunnar Myrdal discussing What Have We Learned From Socialism.
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Makebelieve
Houston
Texas
Robert Cromie
Hoke Norris
William Buckley
Gunnar Myrdal
Arctic shores once wore luxuriant prehistoric vegetation
Fossil remains and large beds of petrified wood indicate that ancient Arctic shores supported rich vegetation. Ivory deposits also point to a warm, forested landscape in prehistoric times, suggesting a markedly different climate.
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Arctic
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