Television Log Highlights Dense Evening Schedule
A dense TV log lists programs across channels for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. It names shows from news to dramas, comedies and movies, with time slots and multiple network offerings.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1968
Page
14
A dense TV log lists programs across channels for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. It names shows from news to dramas, comedies and movies, with time slots and multiple network offerings.
A 15 minute stag film appeared on Palm Desert area television early Sunday sparking 30 to 40 calls to Palm Springs police. Viewers in Palm Springs Rancho Mirage Indian Wells and Palm Desert reported seeing nudists, and authorities traced the incident to an undetermined tap into a local cable channel. No suspects or motive identified.
The Nixon Agnew campaign advertisement on Laugh In drew protests in New York and nationwide for using stark images of war and poverty. Critics called the spot tasteless and unfair, urging Nixon to repudiate the ad and his agency.
Hubert Harper of the University of Alabama Birmingham presents a dramatized version of Poe's The Telltale Heart at 7 p.m. on ETV as part of HEADLINERS. At 9 p.m. the NET festival features conductor Zubin Mehta with the Los Angeles Philharmonic performing Stravinsky The Rite of Spring. Auburn Concert Hall hosts soprano Sharon Papian and the Men's Glee Club at 10 p.m. Brahms Alto Rhapsody and more.
A tacit reminder posted outside a Louisville reducing salon reads a playful half rhyme urging self acceptance. The garbled message suggests a humorously worded note about bulges and indulgence without naming individuals or events.
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