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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1966

Page

12

TV Highlights And Guests On Four Channels Tonight

A busy prime time with Roger Miller and Vince Edwards on Channel 4 at 4 30 P M in color and 41 30 P M Tonight on Channel 4 featuring Hubert Humphrey and Bob Hope. Channel 13 presents Wonderful World Of Women at 398 P M and a color Holiday premiere on the same channel. A Fiji travel feature airs as part of the schedule and a tour of Dr Albert Schweitzer s African clinic is shown.

Wonderful World OF Women Channel 13 Premiere Fiji Albert Schweitzer Channel 4 Hubert Humphrey Bob Hope

Barbara Stanwyck Emphasizes Acting Over Public Roles

Barbara Stanwyck says she is a working actress not a businesswoman or public figure, avoiding advice and public speaker roles. NEWTON N. Minow criticizes some TV commercials as improving, while NBC-FW reportedly ordered 12 Dragnet episodes. Andrew Prine notes less on-screen violence lately, and William D. Russell advocates firm discipline with child actors on Family Affair.

Barbara Stanwyck Big Valley Trade Talk Nbc-Fw Jack Webb Webb Nbc-Tv Prine Olike Howard Duff Adam and Eve Ida Lupino Duff Thase William D. Russel

Combat Zone TV Near Qui Nhon Gls

A fragment notes combat zone television near Qui Nhon in Vietnam. Text includes fragmented phrases and unclear references to NHON and a battle context. No clear dates or fully named entities beyond Viet Nam and Qui Nhon.

Qui N Hon Combat Zone

Armed Forces TV Van Brings World War II Style Service to Viet Nam Troops

A mobile Armed Forces TV station mounted atop a van on Vung Tau Mountain will beam music news and U.S. programs to 24 000 troops near Qui Nhon. Captain Willis Haas in charge says about 1 000 television viewers already and expectations to reach up to 24 000. The station plans daily broadcasts featuring Bonanza The Beverly Hillbillies Combat Rat Patrol Dr Kildare and other network staples.

Vision-Laape Armed Forces Viet Nam Vung Vhau Mountain Will U.S Cui Nhon Kabco News of L.A Slace Jaevie EAS Gaxcine Wit Ontan Ssr Kger-Chiiign Crusade KNX abBap Adce-Sarls Paul Harvey KhicHeway Chuck Ceeit Kgerurew Victor Glenn Cote Kirc—sasttals Ceett Peter Sakorate Lion EAS Oews Mike Walden Frank Simon I Armed Forces Radio Tenent Keer Rai Ke Vision Keke Tinea KKK Mewetay Chuck Cecit Gran Cave Corelt Eco Rane Hale Ales Grote Roe Ra ‘Gee Shelley John Brown Retes Conservaary Club Ianmom Cere Sg Ser- Blacc Lohman & Barkley CRA Res Stietz Renewl Krist Counsell Slvices TV Dik Sinclair Kger—Christ’'A Counseling Nore Reac Aleaty John Ki Kei Chuck Bennett Spors Westmoreland ABC Paul Harvers Armory Eestor Raunt Tarnatestsn Mgr Wilbur Nelson kGeRoverianing rAcculoitss Jalong Ib Too We Ana Itton TV ease_pick Whitlington KABC Marker Nws RNX Ar Linkleier KNK Patetiie NATO Koei Tite Ceorte ReLaNavsz Sports Vial Chau Ase Heati Missius Ree RoBuldacs Fath Bob Grant Ager Charence Wale Kfi Larry Chatterton Kelm Dodoery Dawn Jews Pat Bishop St. Louis Cardinals Kelin Jackson KADC Paul Harvey Rusa Neon Timue Neveleanc Eaward P. Morgan ECE Drain Klag Rev Belempe KGER Bible KeEtSortss Avid Slamina PaSk Ron Atecoy Eso Kabc Aliin Rabcailnigh Musi Gre Bible Lkmtpc Qui Nhon Eric Joan Collins a_ station Army Signal Povidancw

Radio and Concert Schedule Highlights From FM Broadcasts

Listings show Pete Fountain at 9 a.m. on KRHM Gals and Pals at 11 a.m. on KBIG Philadelphia Orchestra at noon on RFAC Fiddler on the Roof at 2 p.m. on KCBH Barney Kessel at 4 p.m. and on KBIG Hugo Montenegro at 5 p.m. on KNOB Vienna Philharmonic at 7 p.m. on KCBH New Philharmonia Orchestra at EFAC corps live on top Local ads urge calling 2.5959 for listings and notes that Bat man is due in two weeks per manager.

Pete Fountain KRHM Gals Kbig Philadelphia Orchestra RFAC Fiddler KCBH Barney Kessel KBIG Hugo Montenegro Knob Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra New Philharonia Orchestra EFAC

Color Video Sales Ahead of Last Year in New York

Color television set sales for the first seven months run ahead of 1965 by about two to one while black and white sets dip slightly. The Electronic Industries Association reports total year to date sales of 6 million sets, 18.5 percent above the prior high. Color sets totaled 2.1 million in the first seven months.

New York Electronic Industries Association the Trade Association

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