Television Log Sparks Color and Channel Mix in 1960s Lineup
A dense TV grid lists color and black white shows across KNXT KABC KCOP KNBC KHJ KWHY KTLA KTTV KCET KMEX with morning to prime time programs. Highlights include Captain Kangaroo Lucy Show The Beverly Hillbillies I Love Lucy and The Dick Cavett Show among others.
Radio Call Letters List for Southern California Stations
A long roster of radio station call letters including KABC 199 KFI 640 KGIL 1260 KALI 1430 KFOX 1280 KGRB 900 KBIG 140 KFWB 980 KHI 930 KBBQ 1490 KGBS 020 KKAR 1220 KDAY 1580 KGER 1390 KIEV 870 KEZY 1190 KGFI 1230 KLAC 570 KFAC 4330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KABC
Kiev
Crowded schedule highlights late night TV and films
TV listings from KNX and other stations run from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring NHL hockey Oakland Seals at Kings, films with Michael Rennie and Doris Day, and specials with Carol Lawrence, the Baja Marimba Band, and the Nicholas Brothers. Also noted are a Tiananmen era public notices mix and planned Nixon fundraiser in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knbc Newservice
L. Ball
Richard Basehart
Francis X. Bushman
Walter Cronkite
George Chuvalo
Dante Cane
Toronto
Sonny Liston
Roger Rischer
Pittsburgh
Password
A. Sudden
Grammar
Lancer
James Stacy
Andrew Duggan
Phyllis Thaxter
Johnny Crawford
Murdoch
Jerry Lewis
Judy Carne
Jane Powell
Osmond Brothers
Michael Cole
Clarence Williams
Robert Lansing
Harry Tormes
Jerry Ayres
Rex Holman
Ben Gazzara
Sugar Ray Robinson
Hazel
Shirley Booth
Justin Child
Coquilles
Red Skelton
Tony Sandler
Ralph Young
Red
Sheriff Deadeye
Singing Bandits
Alio
W. C. Fields
Julia
Diahann Carroll
Ron Rich
Terry Carter
Jimmy Piersall
Tommy Prothro
Fred Hessler
Prothro
Oregon State
Robert Wagner
Joseph Cotten
Pamela
Dodge Girl
KNX
Oakland Seals
Kings
the Jokers
Michael Crawford
Oliver Reed
Harry Andrews
James Donald
Daniel Massey
Brothers
England
Carol Lawrence
Julius Wechter
Nicholas Brothers
Richard Brenneman
AT and T aids noncommercial TV network start
Public broadcasting chair Thomas Hoving alleged collusion between commercial networks and AT&T to thwart public TV. AT&T agrees to reduced rates for noncommercial hookups, enabling about 150 stations to launch a network next fall with an initial $500,000 federal and Ford Foundation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. F. Hoving
National Citizens Committee For Public Broadcasting
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hoving
At&t
Congress
Public Broadcasting Act
John F. White
National Educational TV
Ford Foundation
FM Highlights and Luncheon Concert Schedules
A schedule roundup lists programs on multiple stations. Kitchen Korner at 9 a m on KTBT followed by Morning for Moderns at 10 a m on KBIG Luncheon Concert at noon on KFAC and Lunch eon at the Music Center at 1 p m on KFAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korner
KTBT
KBIG
KFAC
the Music Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
KNXT
KCOP
KNBC
KHJ
KWHY
KTLA
KTTV
KCET
KMEX
NYU
Hugh Downs
Jack Burns
Stu Nahan
Mr. Wishbone
Reddy
Douglas Edwards
Cartoon Circus
Nancy Dickerson
Beverly Hillbillies
Hollywood & Stars
Panorama
John Willis
Andy Griffith
Larry Blyden
Shelley Winters
Shirley MacLaine
Robert Morse
Anthony Perkins
Guidepost
Dick van Dyke
Dick Cavett
Jackie Gober
Robin Hood
A. Fleming
Sheriff John
B. Cullen
Stapeleton Kent
Johnny Grant
Doug Dudley
Edwin Newman
Boutique
Steve Dunne
Tempo
Maria Cole
Bob Dornan
Roy Elwell
Bob Kennedy
Jack Lat
Bill Johns
Mr. Magoo
Ida Lupino
Paul Henreid
Dream House
Dobie Gillis
Arthur Franz
George Sanders
Floyd Kalber
Linkletter
Pat Buttram
Lucky Pair
Geoff Edwards
Dan Daily
Mike Douglas
National Velvet
One Life To Live
Hobo Kelly
Mr. Ed
Alan Young
Ozzie and Harriet
Dark Shadows
Timmy
Lassie
Underdog Coe
Jeff Morrow
Rex Reason
Faith Domergue
Baxter Ward
The
Real McCoys
Thunderbirds
Knbc New Service
George Putnam
F Troop
Ken Berry
Forrest Tucker
Flintstones
the Munsters
Frank Reynolds
Winchell-Mahoney
Gilligan’s Island
Batman
Adam West
Burgess Meredith
RADIO
KMPC
Austin
Mario Alcalde
John Hoyt
Than Wyenn
Mundy
East Germany
U.S
Michael Rennie
Jill St. John
Claude Rains
David Hodison
Merv Griffin Shaw
Jimmy Helms
Joe E. Lewis
Jonathan Winters
Yvonne Constant
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
David Opatoshu
Parrenin String Quartet
Lawrence Morton
Estelle Winwood
Maudie Prickett
Doris
NYPD
Jack Warden
Robert Hooks
al Paccino
Denise Nicholas
Ward
Corso
Hal Sawyer
Taiwan
Reagan
Harry Bearner
Mike Wallace
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Suburbia
E. J. Peaker
Alan King
Morey Amsterdam
Peggy Cass
Hines
Dad
Dickensens
Jack Latham
Jack Smith
NET Playhouse
Pamela Brown
Robert Stephens
Chekhov
Ted Meyers
Tom Brokaw
Alfred Hitchcock
Whaler Girls
Martha Scott
Naked City
Paul Burke
Chester Morris
Rory Calhoun
Fighting Wildcats
Keefe Brasselle
the Fascist
Ugo Tognazzi
the Late Report
David Niven
Joan Caulfield
Coronado
UPI
Bay
San Diego
Madisonville
Tenn
Fred Kelly
Kelly
Nixon
L.A
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
New York
al Smith
Cardinal
Cardinal McIntyre
Century Plaza
Santa Maria
AT & T Aids Public TV
Net
CBS News
Chicago
America
Long Beach
Orange County
Carpets,inc
National & Collf. Institute of Rug Cleaners
Sun
Dooley
Long Beach Blvd
Westinghouse
Nar
Pete Hd
Joe Ward
TV & Appliances Oe
Gaffers & Sattler
Bts
Ied
North Long Beach
Millett Hearing
Pine Ave
L.B
Kitano
Spring ST
Atlantic, Compton
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
North
Bhallaay
California
Blue Shield
California Physicians’ Service
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