Television 632 Th Thu Jan 25 1968 listings
A handwritten TV guide page shows programs for January 25 1968 including The Flying Nun Daniel Boone Dragnet The Tonight Show and regional broadcasts. It lists color indicators times and channel notes with names like Vern Stterman Al Sordor Dave McClelland and Alma Gordon on sports alongside Today Show and News coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Tronstoe
Bean Martin
Dave
Beclelland Vern Stterman
AL Sordor
Thunsday
Huntley Brinkley Report
Daniel Doone
Ironside Dragnet
Dean Martin
News
Lonnie Vidbons
Texarkana
Shreveport
NBC News
Laredo
Jon Tarzan -O
NBC
Dave McClelland
Vern St'terman
AL Gordon
Untitled Katy Schedule Fragment
A partial column lists times and a date in January 1968. The readable details show stations or events with times such as 7:00, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, 10:00, 10:20, and 11:00, followed by the day Thursday and the date January 25, 1968.
Television Listings and Schedules from January 26 1968
A dense OCR of TV listings and program notes for January 26 1968 includes ABC series such as The Fugitive Batman The Flying Nun Bewitched That Girl Peyton Place Lost in the 1960s midday schedule. The page mentions Arkansas News and Weather World News Bud Campbell Sports and various talk shows and game shows with host names and program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Arkansas
Joey Bishop
Alex Borg
Donna Reed
ABC Temptation
ABC -Q
ABC News
ABC General Hospital
Bozo
ABC Evening News
Bob Truth Or Consequences
Arkansas News
Weather World News
Bud Campbell
Will Sonnett
ABC Judd Yor
Late Show
Tda Lupino
Stephen McNally
Noward
East Division scramble heats NHL race with Flyers win
The National Hockey League East Division title chase tightens as Philadelphia Flyers beat Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3, New York Rangers topple Boston 2-0, and Detroit, St. Louis, Chicago, and Los Angeles win or lose to keep a crowded race alive. Ratelle scores twice in Rangers win. Favell shines for Toronto against his hometown crowd. Detroit ends Chicago’s four-game skid with a 4-2 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Walter _ Hulleh
Keith Alten
Jead Rawtell
Allen
Philadelphia Flyers
Fils Hunah
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rastelle
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Oak
Fond
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Toronto
Bruins
Maple Leafs
Doug Favell
Favell
Berinla Parent
Bob Pulford
Flyers
Rangers
Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Age Ratelle
Ken Hodge
Black Hawks
Gary Bergman
Bruce MacGregor
Red Wings
Sport Shorts Bombay
Rumania
L Tiriac
Ilie Nastase
India
Jaideep Mukherjee
Premjit Lal
National Hockey League
THE
Phil
St. Lows
Oakland
Montreal
New Orleans Buccaneers Triumph in Jackson Miss Victory
The New Orleans Buccaneers defeated the Dallas Chaparrals 112 to 94 in Jackson Mississippi before 5,200 fans as they increased their lead in the ABA Western Division. Doug Moe and Jackie Moreland scored 21 each, and Clift prior led Dallas with 20 points. Darel Carrier led Denver with 33 in a separate game, while Pittsburgh edged New Jersey 124 to 119. Anaheim defeated Houston 106 to 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buccaneers
New Orleans
American Basketball Association
Jackson
Miss
Dallas Chapparals
Denver
New Oreleans
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
New Jersey
Anaheim
Houseton
National Basketball Association
Doug Moe
Jackie Moreeland
Clift Var
Dallas
Epveristos
Sev& Ne Miseeshditreak
Ken
Oey
Houston
Steve Chubdin
Willie Somerset
Thursday TV listings at KSLA TV January 25
KSLA TV schedules show a 6 30 p m episode of Gimarron Strip with Where The Spies Are starring David Niven and Francoise Dorleac. Evening slate includes 10 00 News with Eywin 10 25 Weather with Griffin and 10 30 The Breaking Point starring John Garfield and Phyllis Thester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Evening News
Arkla News
George Moore
Safeway
Bill Mitchell
Jim Landera
CBS
David Niven
Francese Dorling
Moore
Sports Eye
Jim Landers
Academy Theatre
the Young
Paul Newman
Barbara Rush
Francoise Dorleac
Griffin
John Garfield
Phyllis Thester
Friday January 26 6125 schedule notes from old TV guide
A fragment from a 1960s TV guide listing shows a Friday January 26 schedule. It includes times and program titles such as CBS News shows, Candid Camera, Beverly Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, The Love of Life, Guiding Light, The Edge of Night, Rawhide, Gilligan's Island, McHale's Navy, Wild Wild West, Gomer Pyle USMC, and a Friday Night Movie Island of Love with Robert Preston and Georgia Moll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimasith
Ase
Arkansas
CBS
Art Kinksetver
Dawg
His
Perry Mason
Lucky Losen
Navy
CBS Evening News
Cas
Arkla News
George Moore
Safeway
Bill Mitchell
Jim Landers
USMC
James Gagney
Cameron Mitchell
Newa
George Moors
Apel Weath
Sporten Eyee
Channel 11
Academy Theatre
Robert Preston Bate
Pastor
CBS News
Benji Bob & Hig
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Dick van Dyke
GBS News
Benti
Guiding Light News
Owen
Edwards
Gilligan's Island
McHale's Navy
One of Four H-Bombs Is Ruptured
AP reports US nuclear scientists in Greenland suspect one or more of four missing hydrogen bombs ruptured in a B52 crash near Thule Air Base. Pieces found near the site prompted warnings of radiation on gear and risk estimates of 39 possible surface or ice-embedded bombs with search operations to last beyond 80 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Horton
Washington
Greeland
Ancy Bay
Thule Air Force Base
Erry
Pentagon
North Star Bay
Spanish
Nogin Star Bay
Thule
Stratacglc Air Command
Denmark
Greenland
Alaska Democrat Denies Land Deal Allegations
Alaska Democrat Donald Pruhs defends himself against claims by Rep. H R Gross that a post flood SBA loan financed a separate Arizona land purchase. Pruhs says the accusation is politically motivated half truths and notes escrow records will show the full story. The dispute centers on an $894000 SBA loan to repair his Fairbanks motel after last August's flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Pruhs
Arizona
Gross
Iowa
Republican
Yuma County
Artz
Vernon Wright
Recorder of Deeds
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Ree
Waller J. Hickel
Travelers Inn
Casualties in Vietnam Drop as Week Sees Fewer Kills
AP reports Vietnam war casualty figures show 218 American deaths and 1,796 wounded last week, with 223 South Vietnamese troops killed and 71 missing or captured. Enemy losses reached 1,842 killed, while American fatalities in combat total 16,677 and wounded 103,993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
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Television
Cota
Arfort
Ripleman
Batmar
the Flying Nun
Peyton Place
Comboy
Africa
Bovo
Dialing For Dollars Theatre
Madrid
Dorothy Lamour
Lew Ayers
Treasure Isle
Frances Langford
Dudd Holdren
Operation Entertainment
Suddee
Yeak Ae
OreLook
Little Rock
KFD
Buice Horning
Arkansas News & Weather
Arkansas Newe
Nancy Dickerson
Edwin Ewan
Decters
Ike
Wucy Fripop Huntley Erlisle
Nepere Nee Va Weathier
Tarzan Tiesh
oLood Baa
Leoweather
Ktal
Drursday
Huntley
Brinkley
Newscop
VERN
Seports
Texmarkana College
Paramhisian
Humphrey Bogart
Joge Ferrer
Katy
Cirttrtele
Hockey Loop
Calvary Baptist Church
Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Thomas Simmons
West Avenue 5
Ksla-Tv
South Vietnam
Olfer
Vietnam
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