Herman Proves Hero in Munsters Next Episode
CBS schedule previews Herman Munster rescuing a boy from an iron fence in My Friend Herman. The Parents seek psychiatric help after the boy spins a wild tale. cast includes Fred Gwynne Yvonne de Carlo and Al Lewis. Saturday 6 p.m. on KRCG Channel 13 with other features listed.
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Herman
Fred Gwynne
Yvonne de Caria
Lily
al Lewis
Grandpa
Pat Priest
Marilyn
Butch Patrick
Eddie
Krcg-Tv
Channel 13
Jackie Gleason
American Scene Magazine
Gilligan
John Drake
Dodge City
Kiddie Health Show Planned on Channel 8
Wellbee presents a new weekly health and safety film series for children to debut Saturday on KOMU TV Channel 6. Each Saturday at 12 30 p m Wellbee introduces a film with a health or safety lesson. Other highlights include Walt Disney program and historical broadcasts.
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Walt Disney
Boston
Bexington
Concord
Colonies
Britain
Johnny Tremain
Johnny Tremaint
Billy Mitchell
Jim Pirner Joins KLIK for Summer Radio
Jim Pirner 218 Brooks St will work full time at KLIK during the summer, filling in for air personnel on vacation. He recently graduated first in his class from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and earned dual majors in Bachelor of Journalism and Bachelor of Arts in Economics. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and held roles in Kappa Tau Alpha Omicron Delta Kappa and other honors societies. He plans to pursue a Master of Arts in Economics and hopes to become a radio TV newsman.
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KLIK
Jim Pirner
Brooks St
Pirner
University of Missouri School of Journalism
M.A
College of Arts and Science
School of Journalism
Jefferson City
Phi Beta Kappa
Missouri University
Kappa Tau Alpha
Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Epsilon Rho
Sigma Delta Chi
Pirnner
CBS Announces Three New Shows Ready for Summer Trials
CBS unveils three summer series on KRCG TV including The Al Hirt Show a 13 week musical variety hosted by Al Hirt with Stan Harris directing and Bob Arthur producing. Suzy Parker stars in Sybil in Vacation Playhouse opener June 25 as Gomer Pyle USMC summer replacement.
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CBS
Krcg-Tv
al Hirt
New Orleans
Bob Arthur
Ed Sullivan
Robert E. Sherwood
Stan Harris
Garry Moore
Broadway
Tony Bennett
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Nat “King
Cole
Jimmy Dean
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Wayne and Shuster
Vanity
Sybil
Broadcast Overhaul Signals Youth Emphasis for ABC
ABC plans a June 28 overhaul of a daytime serial Flame in the Wind with a new name, new characters, and a younger focus to attract more young housewives. The network also reshapes 12 O Clock High with a leaner cast and earlier time slot next fall. NBC shifts Hullabaloo to late prime time and moves The Man from U.N.C.L.E. to a 10 pm Friday slot while Today Show airs a Hubert Humphrey interview via satellite with foreign students in London.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Robert Lansing
Paul Burke
NBC
Today Show
Vict
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
London
Early Bird
Modern Music Is The KWOS Sound Feature
KWOS Radio line-up includes Music for Moderns from 1 to 3 p.m. weekdays with up-to-date releases. Central Missouri listeners hear Les and Larry Elgart Ray Conniff Frank Sinatra Donis Day Les Brown and swing artists plus newcomers Nancy Wilson Jack Jones and more. Deejays include Johnny Maessig Ted Street Jerry McDane and Jack Renner. KWOS promotes More Music More Often.
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Kwos Radio
Central Missouri
Les and
Larry Elgart
Ray Connitt
Frank Sinatra
Donis Day
Les Brown
County Wasie
June Christy
Andre Previn
Dave Brubeck
Nancy Wilson
Jack Jones
Peter, Paul and
Mary
Brothers Four
Kingston Trio
Four Freshmen
Pete Fountain
Jonah Jones
Steve Lawrence
Andy Williams
Tony Bennett
The
J's
Jamie
Henry Mancini
Quincy Jones
Si Zentner
George Shearing
Cy Coleman
al Hirt
Barbra Streisand
Music
KWOS
Earl Jackson
Johnny Maessig
Ted Street
Jerry
Nmcdaneel
Jack Renner
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Chuck Conners
Conners
Lucas McCain
Michael Pate
Channel 8
Sullivan Productions, Inc
Suzy Parker
Earth
Abc-Tv
US Nclb
Mid-State