Parade and Cotton Bowl broadcast on New Year’s Day
KRCG-TV presents three New Year specials on CBS including the Cotton Bowl Festival Parade from Dallas Fairgrounds with bands and floats, the 75th Tournament of Roses Parade from Pasadena hosted by Bess Myerson and Ronald Reagan, and the Cotton Bowl game featuring Texas and Navy led by Roger Staubach with Chris Schenkel calling the play-by-play. The event marks the Dream Game of the Year with prominent college figures and national coverage.
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Dallas State Fairgrounds
North Texas
Pasadena
Calif
Bess Myerson
Ronald Reagan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Navy
Scott Appleton
Tommy Ford
Texas
Krcg-Tv
Reactions on Candid Camera and Oswald Program
New Yorkers react to Truman walks on Candid Camera as CBS and Channel 18 plan The Law and Lee Oswald a discussion moderated by Dan Rather focusing on due process rights rather than evidence. Also listed are CBS Channel 13 and other week’s TV highlights with multiple shows and air times.
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Truman
Law
Lee Oswald
Oswald
CBS Television Network
Krcg-Tv
Channel 18
CBS News
Dan Rather
Perry Wolff
Channel 13
Harry S. Truman
New York
Huskers Auburn Vie in Grid Bowl
The 30th Orange Bowl pits SEC champion Auburn against Big Eight champ Nebraska Corus huskers. The game airs New Year’s Day at 12:45 pm on KOMA Channel 8 with Curt Gowdy, Paul Christmas, and Jim McKar. The event draws 75 thousand fans and features a halftime parade with floats and the Orange Bowl Queen. Both teams have prior Orange Bowl appearances with Auburn beating Gan State and Nebraska losing to Duke.
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Auburn Tigers
Nebraska Corus Huskers
KOMA
Curt Gowdy
Paul Christmas
Jim McKar
Auburn
Gan State
Nels
Duke
KWOS Year End Top Thirty Show Broadcast Slated
The fourth annual year end Top Thirty Show will air New Year’s Eve on KWOS Radio from 9 to 11 pm. Dan Lovell hosts as the final 1963 hit parade lists top Pop charts and winners in final standing. Notable songs include Skeeter Davis End of the World Andy Williams Can’t Get Used to Losing You and the Beach Boys Surfing U S A along with earlier No 1s such as Ray Charles I Can’t Stop Loving You Jimmy Dean Big Bad John Elvis Presley Heartbreak Hotel and more.
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Dan Lovell
Skeeter Davis
Andy Williams
U.S.A
The
Beach Boys
Ray Charles
Big Bad John
Jimmy Dean
Mack the Knife
Bobby Darin
Patricia
Perez Prado
Marts Robbins
Elvis Presias
Television Schedule Forecasts for 1964 Specials
TV listings preview 1964 events across NBC CBS and ABC with comedies dramas and features. Highlights include The Bill Dana Show Grindl Bonanza and Projection ele for New York news review. Donna Reed Mr Novak Dr Kildare and Rose Bowl game listed with guest stars and plot hints.
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Grindle
Grindl
Florence Nightingale
Ben Cartwright
Jay C. Flipper
NBC News
New York
Novak
Donna Reed
Jeff
Pasadena
Illinois
Washington
Bkildare
Braddigid Dillman
Carel Rossen
Beast
Noedion
Sons of Decency
Rob Fiope Shaw
Socializing U S Is Smoot Topic on TV Report
The Dan Smoot Report airs at 6 15 p m Saturday on KRCG V Channel 13. Smoot, a former FBI director aide, discusses a Library of Congress study from 1957 on how expanding government activity hurts private economy and federal structure. The piece argues high taxes curb effort and concentrate power with government and big firms while federal lending and farm programs expand control and limit freedom.
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Dan Smoot
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Channel 13
Smoot
FBI
J. Edgar Moorer
Library of Conc Bres
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Darrell Royal
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Angela Cartwright
Wendell
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Seah McCarter
Chanee
al- Saloni
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Hetter
Dick van Dyke
Phim
Rob Petrie
Dick van Dykes
Alan Brady
Mel Cooley
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Barney
Lloyd Bridges
Bil Hickok
Shere North
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Whoo
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Pam
Douglas
Steve
Ostar
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Qoorten
Osfors
Huskers
Kwos Radio
Jose
Bill Dana
U.S
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Weport
Perry
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