Television Log Full Friday Night Schedule
Central time listings show Alabama Newsreel Rawhide News and weather at 6:00 as part of the varied line up. Prime time features include Meet The Banana Splits Wild Wild West and Pro Football previews with dramas and concerts interspersed through 9 PM. Late programs include Merv Griffin and Alfred Hitchcock at 11:55 and 12:00.
Radio Station Broadcast Hours List
A compilation of radio call signs and their listed broadcast hours including WMSL WHOS WDRM WAJF WJOF WJIMW WKAC WLCB and WHRT AM FM networks with varied sunrise to sunset or specific overnight schedules across multiple frequencies. The data reads as station hours rather than a narrative report.
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WMSL
Mutual
Whos-Am
American Entertainment Network
WDRM
American FM
WHRT
WAJF
Wjof-Fm
WJIMW
WKAC
WLCB
Moulton
Exposition Begins Six Big Days In Decatur
The Tennessee Valley Exposition opens in Decatur Alabama on Monday September 9 and runs for six days featuring exhibits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama
Peyton Place returns shocks viewers with new plot twists
AP columnist Cynthia Lowry notes a two month soap break disrupts audience grasp as Peyton Place resumes. The town reshapes with Pastor Tom Winters revealing love for a woman not his wife while Susan fights to help him return, and Rodney Harrington faces his recent acquittal in a hospital drama.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Erybody
Tom Winters
Peyton Place Hospital
Tom
Susan
Rodney Harrington
Rodney
Preview of 1970 Census Probes Shaping National Count
Sylvia Porter notes the Census Bureau’s 1970 preparations in Suitland Maryland with early probes testing mail in headcounts and new living habit questions. Projections show median age at 27 or under, population near 204 to 207 million, about 63 million households, and rising labor force participation.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S. Census Bureau
Suitland
U.S
New York
New Jersey
Floridas
Bottom Lake
Ill
Ghio
Illinois
California
Florida
Nevada
Arizona
U. S
Tomahawk Seen as Tool Before Weapon by Some Authorities
The tomahawk, often regarded as a war hatchet of North American Indians, is believed by some authorities to have originally been a tool rather than a weapon.
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Rawhide
MDB Valley News
IDG
Mogs
Wizard
Billy Graham
Heart of Show Business
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Will Sonnett
NET Playhouse
Judd
Bill Anderson
Buck Owens
Western Star Theater
Johnny Carson
Houdini
Joey Bishop
Tokyo
Alfred Hitchcock
Merv Griffin
Morgan County Fair
Peyton Place
Labor Day Sale
Naugahyde
Bassett Trodgon
C. B. Atkins Dmi
Family Weekly
Mhaees
Gra i
Town & Country
Bradford
Childs
Gibson’s
Westgate
Ala
W. Moulton Layaway
Gibsons
1St Ave
Can
Rowan
Martin
THE
Decatur Daily
Gibson
Dupont
Ana ‘Couoen
Bueferim