TV listings and schedule snippet from 1960s broadcast card
A dense schedule fragment lists morning to evening programs across channels with varied shows. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, The Mike Douglas Show, The Love of Life, and Sunset Strip in prime time, plus multiple soap operas, news, cartoons, and color presentations. Includes possible mentions of public affairs and film features.
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Ward
Farm News
Hugh Downs
Robert Vaughn
Bill Daha
Columbia
Pinky Lee
Kukla
Ollie Tas
Lucille Ball
Claudette Colbert
Morning News
Social Security
Sal Mineo
Anthony Quinn
Bonba Vee
Péte and
Gladys
Hopalong Cassidy
Wil Cullen
Peter Gunn
C. Stevens
Buxton
Robert Trout
Floyd Kalber
Loreta Young
Ray Milland
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Abbott and Costello
Gallant Bess
Marshall Thompson
Password
Allen Lydd
Bennett
Mike Douglas
Blue Veil
Jane
Wyiman
Art Linkletter
Caroline Leonetti
Robin Hood
R. Greene
Mantovani
John Conte
Crossroads
William Powell
Douglas Fawardy
G. Rayburn
Tuna TV
E & Gall
Sander Vanocur
Lisa Howard
General Hospital
Felix the Cat
Top Viewing Today TV Schedule Highlights
Channel lineups feature The Nation interview with Hubert Humphrey at 7:30, plus Ozzie and Harriet season premiere on Channel 7 and a half hour Politics Is a Funny Business with Harry Reasoner on Channel 2. Cary Grant and Grace Kelly film To Catch a Thief opens Burkes Law rerun on Channel 7 at 3:30.
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Baxter Wardy
Billy Barry
Stooges
Lloyd Thaxton
The
Mickey Mouse Club
Club del Hogar
KNBC
Bill Johns
Jerry Dunphy
California
Wyatt Farp
James Drury
Lee J. Cobb
Clu Gulager
Lown
Seven Keys
Jack Narz
Ozzle & Marriet
Barriet
Kris
Rick
Caribbean
John Payne
Pacific
Palau
Mexico
Harry Reasoner
NPL
Bob Kelley
Rams
Steelers
Patty Duke
Richard
Coronel
Kevin Coughlin
Patt
Sam Benedict
Edmond O'Brien
Paul Lutas
Elizabeth Ashley
Gusti Huber
Sebastian Cabot
Dara
Phyllis Thaxter
Olympic
Jules Strongbow
Jimmy
O'Neill
Ian Cooke
Everly Brothers
Righteous Brothers
Wellingtons
Jackie and Gayle
Bobby Sherman
Donna Loren
Blossoms
Alan Sues
van Williams
Beverly Hillbillies
Buddy Ebsen
Clampett Clan
Grant
Grace Kelly
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Chal Color
Ozzie and Harriet
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Cary Grint
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The Rogues Debut Tops Mixed NBC Lineup Review
Amid premieres on NBC and Channel 7 critics hailed The Rogues as a strong new comedy adventure. Producer Collier Young praised early reviews as sensational while noting public reception remains uncertain.
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TV Guide Highlights Evening Lineup With Classic Films
A dense TV schedule lists John Garfield at 11, Jarry Dunphy at 4, Latham at 5, and Steve Allen Show with Celeste Holm and guests. Tonight features Judy Garland in Meet Me in St Louis, Strangers on a Train, 3 for the Show with Belly Grable and Jack Lemmon, Madame Curie with Greer Garson, and Christmas Eve starring George Raft among others.
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Ralph
Alice
George Putnam
Bill Jos
Hal Fushman
FEO
Alan Sloane
ABC News
Peter Jennings
New Flampshire
Granite State
John King
East of
Farley Granger
Belly Grable
Jack Lemmon
Madame Curié
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Noticiera
George Raft
Radio Highlights with Classic Jazz and Opera Schedule
On KNOB and other stations listeners can hear Nat King Cole at 8 30 am Billy Eksting at 10 am Mul Cano at 1 pm Dizzy Gillespie at 3 05 pm Mantovani at 5 pm Toots Thielemann at 7 pm and the Vienna State Opera Orchestra at 6 pm plus Hampton Hawes Trio at 11 30 pm across KNOB KMLA KBIG KBBI KDB KRHM.
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Knob
Billy, Eksting
KMLA
Mul- Cano
KBIG
Dizzy Gillespie
Mantovani
KDB
George Westline
KRHM
Toots Thielemann
Vienna State Opera Orchestra
KBBI
Hampton Hawes
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