Pre Game Show NFL Chi p ball Game ra Giants
A wide historic TV listing fragment shows a dense schedule of programs across networks. The document lines indicate shows from news, sports, and entertainment eras with entries like Captain Kangaroo CBS News and The Tonight Show among others.
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Gamera
New York Giants
Oral Roberts
Homestead
Norman Vincent Peale
Missouri Forum
Lassis
Bill Dana
CBS News
Jimmy Dean
University of the Alf
Captain Kangaroo
Hr Today
Lee Phillips
Mike Wallace
Sack Labanne
Real McCoys
Pete and
Gladys
CBS
Guiding Light
Bob
Presidential Paradox: Close Associates See Johnson's Complexities
Washington AP describes Lyndon B. Johnson as a paradoxical leader both harsh and gentle, demanding perfection yet capable of quick warmth. Close aides report relentless work pace, keen memory, and a talent for storytelling while his risk of heart strain and the transition to the White House tests his restraint.
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Johnson
Foreign aid as a 1964 campaign issue in Congress
The piece argues that foreign policy decisions involving taxpayer funds should be made by Congress, not the executive branch. It notes the Democratic House's stance on “doing business with Karush chev,” granting credits to stabilize his regime and bolster future armament contests, possibly shaping the 1964 presidential race.
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Congress
Democratic Party
House ‘of Representatives
Karushchev
New Year's Disney Presley Features At Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre schedules two New Year events starting at 7 p.m. New Year's Eve shows feature Walt Disney's The Sword in the Stone in Technicolor with songs by the Sherman brothers. Elvis Presley starrer Pun in Acapulco follows, with Ursula Andress, Elsa Cardenas, Paul Lukas, and Teri Hope in a romance musical shot in color at a Mexican resort. Regular programming resumes New Year's Day.
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Elvis Presley
Walt Disney
Canitel Theatre
Acapulco
Richard M
Robert B. Sherman
Ursula Andress
Elsa Cardenas
Paul Lukas
Teri Hope
Capitol Theatre
Fis Fusukaputeo
LPG
Johnson Says He Is Taking Eisenhower Advice
President Johnson says he has been taking advice from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will brief the former president on late developments. He appeared at a ranch news conference framed by bales, announcing a Pentagon review to cut unneeded bases and noting a campaign against alleged congressional overreach. Federal jobs fell in November, with a drop of over 1,000, and Latin American policy will be supervised by Thomas C. Mann as Adolfo Lopez Mateos joins Johnson for a UCLA honorary degree in February.
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Johnson
Capitol
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Jone
Lyndon Johnson Jin
Dean Acherson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
LEJ
Johnson City
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Jonson
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Teodora Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas C.mann
Adolfo Lopez Matteos
Mexico
University of California At
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Heavy Migration Slows Adjustment in the South
Cleveland AP reports sociologist C Horace Hamilton warns ongoing large scale Black migration from the South will disrupt economic and social adjustment. By 1980 up to 54 percent of about 30 million African Americans could live outside the old Confederacy, with shifts toward the Northeast and West.
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Cleveland
Ohio
South
Old Confederacy
C. Horace Hamilton
North Carolina State College
Earling
Mae
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hamilton
Calvin L. Beale
Department of Agriculture
Washington
U.S
Cuba accuses U S of mining Cuban waters and sinking boat
Cuba charged the United States with mining waters near Siguanea Bay and blowing up a torpedo boat. Cuban Radio cited a Ministry communique confirming casualties and alleging CIA saboteurs used a submarine to place the mine.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Siguanea Bay
Isle of Pines
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Commando Maimbises
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Isle of Fines
CIA
Radio KWOS Sunday Serenade Schedule Highlights
Old time radio schedule fragment lists stations and program blocks for News Weather Sports and music shows. Mentions Salvation Army Sacred Heart Assembly of God Bible speaks to you Van Patrick and various Album Arcade segments with Local News and Late Music notes.
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KWOS
Salvation Army
Sacred Heart
Assembly of God
Anbi—Van Patrick
Arbur
Fort Wood
Musle
Johnny Muessig
Rex White
Johnny Moesaly
Pat Buttram
S—Wreather
MG 60
Hully Tist
Wits
Cedric Foster
Wall Street
Sounder
Hill Stern
Sparta
Fulton Lewis Jr
World Today
Stern
Athiore Arcade
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Pasaword
NBC News
General Hospital
Mickey Mouse Club
McGraw Buntley-Brinkley Report
Walter Creaklte
Burke's Law
Lrey
Dancy Thomas
Andy Griffith
Sing
Pyith
Mitch Weather Review
Channing
Redigo ‘Tonight Show
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Jhick
Lotil
George Reedy
Press Association
Buddy
Aireoff
Charley Boatner
Fort Worth
Pohiman
Europe
Cifeae
Disney
Presley
Knights Af
Columbus Hall
Roulettes
Jefferson City
Cosmopolitan Club
Jemima
Selinger
Wed
Tolxon Drug
Sutton Drug Shop
Vone Neue
Arris Pizza Place
Bay
RADIO
Vogue Beauty
East High St
Jewel Shoup
Wanda Myers
Warwick Village
East High
McCarty
Allan Burd
Central Missouri
Jubilee Village Business
East
Jefferson City, Mo
Merlin
Madam Mim
Walt Disneys Technicolor
Walt
W Capitol
Flvis Tetas
Gandra
Anny
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