Television Log Reads Like an Old KUAT Schedule
A dense TV listings page shows a Monday May 15 1961 schedule with morning to late night programming. It names many shows and hosts including Love Lucy The Jack LaLanne Show The Ray Milland Show Gene Autry movies and ABC NBC and CBS segments alongside weather reports and sports updates.
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Lee Anker
J. Brorf'ld
True Advent
B. Burrud
Bozo the Clown
Ed Fleming
Broken Arrow
J. Lupton
Baxter Ward
Huntley-Brinkley Report
ABC Evening Report
John Willis
The
George Putnam
Debut of Whispering Smith on Channel 4 Tonight
Top viewing at 9 P.M. features Whispering Smith a Western set series about a police investigator who uses science in sleuthing. Last week the debut was preempted by a news special featuring Audie Murphy and Guy Mitchell.
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Whispering Smith
Channel 4
Audie Murphy
Guy Mitchell
Andie Murphy
Emmy week could boost TV with repeated Oscar nominees
A proposed Emmy week schedule suggests CBS NBC and ABC replay top nominated programs to build prestige. Picks include Macbeth Hallmark Hall of Fame NBC. Memory in White CBS with Charles Bronson. Belafonte Kaye specials. Bob Hope Astaire Time NBC. Harvest of Shame CBS. The Man in the Funny Suit Westinghouse Desilu CBS. Sacca Vanzetti NBC. and U S Steel Hour The Two Worlds of Charlie Gordon.
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Meintain
NBC
Judith Anderson
Maurice Evans
General Electric Theater
CBS
Charles Bronson
Belafonte
Danny Kaye
ABC
Rusty Heller
Elizabeth Montgomery
CBS Reports
Peter Falk
Our American Heritage
Roddy McDowall
Ed Wynn
Charlie Gordon
Cliff Robertson
Memorial Day Race Coverage and Radio Listings
Indianapolis race drivers talk from KBIG daily 1:30 p.m. interviews with drivers and officials for the Memorial Day race. Programme schedule lists Frank Chacksfield at 9 a.m. and music blocks on KGLA, KBIG, KBBI, KBIQ, KFAC, KPOL, and KRIQ with varied artists and orchestras through the day culminating in KRIQ at 11 p.m.
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Indianapolis
KBIG
Frank Chacksfield
KGLA
Star
Rogerson
Williams
KBBI
Sweet
KBIQ
Percy Faith
Clebanoff
Boston Pops Orchestra
KFAC
John Scott Trotter
KPOL
Kefly
Kismet
KRIQ
Radio and TV Listings from a 1950s Los Angeles Schedule
A dense broadcast grid lists stations KABC KNX KHJ KFI KMPC and others with times, programs, news anchors, sports, and musical features. Notable items include Frank Caroll and Paul Harvey radio segments, Arthur Godfrey, and film promos as prime-time fare.
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Ty AM
Bee
Nemim RegeBou
Wens Brogoek Martiie
Oaa
KABC
Cnflengles News Bmj
Bab Greene
Ews News
KHJ
Greene
KNX
Nws
Arthur Godfrey
KFOX
Tom Brennan
Frank Carrall
KGER
Orecanion
LeRoy Kane
XFL
Hank Weaver
Bob Fraga
Art Linkleen
Bible Institute
Kabcotele
Frank Carrot
Carlton Tregerichs
Enx
Garry Mparn
Crosby Cinorey
Sunstine Ming
KPI
Emahants
KFI
Sport
Dan Gibert
Kfi—News Farm
AGC
Paul Herve
Bou Greene
Neon
Myron J. Bennett
Rie
Orr
Bible Kei—Mart
Heart
oNews
Sims
Thomas
God
Pamela Nason
Khi
Jack Wooner
Monu
Roer
Christian Crusade
Dave Schoenaum
KEL
Teke
Philip Moraian
George
Mane Hickoe
Swayze
Beary Kit
Tom Lafrann
News NX
Chelst Kabc
Paul Compton
Cegil Prs
Eel
Dave Shew
Ted Meyers
Newt Knx
Cae Khi
Paul Campion
Pat Putra
Chas
Collingwood
Pat Buttran
Abe Schneide
Inger Charile Turner
SKFI
Hews
KARC
Clete Ropers
Hewy
Lowell Thomas
Keox
Sneakin’ Deacon
Aubrey Lee
Esacsat Michaels Reo BI
Knx-Carrill Alcattat of Law
Sid Fuller
Tom Hermon
Sot Kger
Jave Shaw
Winters Ews lenx—Frenk Gases News
Feelure Wire
KMPC
Bob Kelley
Edward P. Morgan
John Walls
IRNX
Brave Rice Ager
Warla
IRABC
Alex Qreler
Ehj
RABC
Virgil Pinkiey
Feres
Feres Kaleidoscope Keok—Ai Rufiello
al Marian Raapc—Warrlig
Feanc
Angel
Ainietics
Hewsi
Tenry Travis
KAGC
Sidney Walton
Khiomne
Secrest
Camlan Fredericks
Argentina
Victor Glenn
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
KABCT
Frank Hemingway
Reed Browning
We Secrest
Rob Revoce
Chine 1S
Lng
Angeles
KGERWA U_ Michelson
Lee Ross
Alrmall
Dan Gilert
Shelley
Sersin Kger
Ure
Bible
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XNX
Wilbur Nelson
Atusic
In-Law Tops Week's International Hit Chart
CHICAGO UP I Ernie K Doe's Mother-in-Law leads the top 20 tunes for the first week, with Del Shannon's Runaway slipping to second after a three week run at number one. The list shows each song's current and previous position and weeks on chart.
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Chicago
UPI
Ernie K. Doe
United Press International
del Shannon
Ernie K. Doc
Rynewbl
Roy Crimson
Gene Mebaniely
Liberty
Star
Unis Sent
Ricky Nelson
Imperial
Shea
Linvelites
Hult
Maroe
the Shiretes
Scepter
Mive Moan
Marcels
Calpix
Fleehwoods
Danton
Hito Wats
Faron Young Can
Brand New
Brohan Heat
Canme Francis
Steve Lawrence
United
Porariae al Calgla
Hella Atary
Sukarno Welcomed to Accra for Ghana Visit
Sukarno of Indonesia arrived in Accra on a three day official visit. War songs horns and drums greeted the president as crowds cheered in the capital on Sunday.
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Accra
Ghana
Sukarno
Indonesia
Britain’s Trooping the Colour to TV Russian viewers
The Soviet Union, ending Cyarist pageantry, selected Britain’s annual Trooping the Colour ceremony as a special television treat for Russian viewers. The BBC announced the event, featuring Queen Elizabeth II in full regalia on a white charger with massed bands and red-coated troops before her with colors flying.
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London
Soviet Union
No Generations
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
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