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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1973
Page
3
The Decatur Daily publishes a detailed television log listing daily programs in Central Daylight Time from 4:25 a.m. through late evening. It includes religious services, news, dramas, movies, game shows, and comedies with station notes and program titles such as Panic in Year Zero and The Gunfighter.
NBC plans an all night block with Tomorrow on 1 to 2 a.m. Monday through Thursday led by Tom Snyder of KNBC-TV. He anticipates strong college audience, stresses news alignment, avoids politicians, and expects shifts toward new revenue with late night television.
A dense grid lists numerous programs across networks including Monkey Business on ship stowaway caper, American and Canadian sports events such as Calgary Stampeders and Montreal Ponto, and feature films like Tovarich and McHale’s Navy Joins the Air Force. The lineup features CBS sports specials, Viewpoint and ad hoc public affairs, plus soap operas and children’s shows.
The late author spoke with CBS news correspondent Eric Sevareid on the landmark 1963 CBS Reports telecast The Silent Spring of Rachel Carson. It is part of CBS News Retrospective at 5 p.m.
The speaker prompts concern over public trust in official statements. They challenge claims about bombs in Cambodia and assert skepticism toward the Vietnam War ending, asking why duty to reveal truth seems compromised.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic plans a six week, 19 city European tour in fall 1974 conducted by Zubin Mehta. All 32 concerts span seven countries starting with London and include cities such as Lucerne Venice Vienna and Zurich with Bruckner's Eighth Symphony performed on Sept 4, the composer’s 150th birthday.
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