Television listings for April 23 and 24
The page shows TV schedules with time slots from 6:30 p.m. to midnight for April 23 and a test pattern plus prime time programs on April 24. Programs include Garrison's Gorillas, It Takes a Thief, The Invaders, 10 O'Clock Report, The Big Top Show, Dialing for Dollars, Treasure Isle, The Baby Game, Wedding Party, and Bewitched.
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Bozo
ABC
Telectional TV Guide Listing For April 9 1968
TV schedule fragment shows NBC CBS programs across morning to late night including Jeannie I Dream of Jeannie Jerry Lewis Show Tonight Show and The Virginian plus daytime soaps Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World and You Dont Say with film Bedtime Story and Arlon Brando Shirley Jones noted amid local station listings Texarkana Shreveport placements and farm digest entries.
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Butee
NBC
Ancy Dickerson
The
News
Edvin Neuman
WBC
Little Rock
MEG
MBC
Mike Douglas
Lucey Fetroop
Jeannie
Arlon Brando
Shirley Jones
Texarkana
Tuesday April 23 TV Schedule Highlights and Highlights
A scrambled listing shows ABC CBS and channel 12 programs for Tuesday April 23. Prime time includes The Avengers and ABC Wednesday Night Movie Where Love Has Gone with Bud Campbell Sports and The Dick Cavett Show. Local news routines CBS News Hour and Weather rounds out the evening alongside children and game shows.
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Dream House
Geronimo
Preston Foster
Ellen Drew
ABC News
Ranchipur
Richard Burton
Lana Turner
Bette Davis
Susan Hayward
Winntley Brinkley
NBC News
Garrison's
ABC
General Hospital
Bob Young
Bud Campbell
Joey Bishop
Dean Martin clashes with Mexican press in studio visit
NEA reports Dean Martin's filming in Mexico City sparked a clash with local photographers at Churubusco studios. Guards were posted as cameras clicked, prompting a party thrown by Hal Wallis to ease tensions. Mitchum left amid flashbulbs while Martin and Jeannie posed. Directors praised Mexican crews for speed but noted chatter. Justice described locals as aggressive and pushy on the street.
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Mexico City
Neaj
Dean Martin
Mexico
Dean
Hal Wallis
Robert Mitchum
Inger Stevens
Roddy McDowall
Katherine Justice
Dino
Churubusco
Rome
Juan Robinson
Banner Hotel
Bob Mitchum
Jeannie Martin
Henry Haghanny
Hollywood
Durango
Sock it to me girl rises on television stage
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Judy Carne, the English actress known for the catch phrase Sock It to Me, rising in fame after NBC’s Rowan and Martin show, reflecting on her varied career from Hollywood to television and her sudden street recognition. A second item covers Herb Alpert’s TV special highlighting his Tijuana Brass, which, while musical, lacked last season’s spark. Another brief item reports Union Pacific replacing 60 miles of railroad ties between Brookville and Russell, Kansas, discussing the expected 733 and one-third ties per mile.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Madison Avenue
54Th Street
Judy Carne
Northampton
England
NBC
Rowan and Martin
Miss Carne
Hollywood
Fair Exchange
Baileys
Balboa
Pol Dofé
Herb Alpert
Tijuana
CBS
Brookville
Kan
Union Pacific
Russell
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CBS News Hour
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Lost In Space
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Perry Mason
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Katy
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NEA
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Pau
France
Britain
Jackie Stewart
Martin
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Tees
Southwestern Bell
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