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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
11
Readable fragments show a dense 1968 era broadcast grid listing channels, show titles, guest names, and movie slots across morning to late night with multiple network and local stations. The long table mentions Captain Kangaroo, The Love of Life, The Tonight Show, Wisconsin primary coverage, and numerous dramas, comedies, and educational programs.
A TV schedule note lists Petula Clark performing about twenty four songs with guest Harry Belafonte on Channel 4 8 PM. The Wisconsin primary coverage follows with Cronkite Sevareid Bent Wallace Schoumacher and reporters on Channel 2, while Channels 4 and 7 plan programs at 1 30 PM.
At noon local time KE radio lineup features baseball coverage with Dodgers facing Cubs in Scottsdale. Broadcasters list include KABC KFB, KFOX, KFWB and KWKW among others, with regional stations KFI KGIL KGIL and KWIZ providing updates.
The Sunday night Viet Nam War speech, and Johnson's pledge to seek re election, left NBC ABC and CBS scrambling. Networks offered uneven commentary with Dan Rather Roger Mudd and local teams, while viewers frustrated by delayed analysis and last minute specials. Senators and politicians called for equal time as coverage drifted.
FM schedule lists Baja Marimba Band at 3 am followed by KNAC Morning for Moderns at 10 am and KBIG throughout the day. Sacred Music at 11 am, Luncheon Concert noon from KBBI and Music Center at 1 pm. Journey in Music at 2 pm, Afternoon Affair at 4 pm and Dixie program at 5 pm. Contenta evening lineup includes KRHM and KCBH with multiple classical segments.
Several Los Angeles Dodgers stars will be guests at a Maritime Industry Luncheon Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in the Mary Star of the Sea Auditorium San Pedro. The event is sponsored by Chemical Terminal Operators and served by the Town and Country Catholic Women's Club.
More than 2,000 calls poured in on April Fool’s Day to the Bronz Zoo for figures named Mr. Lion, Mr. Fox, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Bear and even Mr. Gnu. A special operator handled the misdirected calls as in prior years.
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