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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
9
A dense, fragmented rundown lists KWOS and adjacent station programs across dayparts. It includes news, almanac, mutual news, sports, music, church services, Sunday schedules, and special features with numerous times and program names.
KWOS presents a weekend schedule of musical programs led by Gene and Ted Street with Sounds In The Night from 11:05 to midnight. Saturday features country with Johnny Maessig, Saturday Almanac with Jack Renner and Ted Street, Lawrence Welk, Dinner Musicale, Kay-Wes Band stand at 1:05, and Just Jazz at 9:05. Sunday includes News Director Lawson Phaby and Sunday Serenade followed by Album Arcade after Cardinal games.
CBS announces two hour color specials for the 1986 67 season The Crucible by Arthur Miller and The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams will be broadcast separately on CBS Television Network John T Reynolds president cites strong viewer demand following Death of a Salesman broadcast The plan emphasizes serious drama on television and features high profile titles from major playwrights.
Readable fragment lists TV times and programs including Sportsman Holiday and The Dean Martin Show. Mentions episodes with Charlie Ruggles, Aunt Clara, Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, Lainie Kazan, and Frankie Randall. Includes F Troop and Honey West airings with guest stars and plot hints.
Loriene Chase discusses cheating in marriage amid CBS Thursday Night Movies and TV listings. The War Lovex features a villain unable to feel love as Michael Duan plans revenge with a double of agent James West. McHale's Navy follows with a 7 pm slot after a Navy transport plane emergency landing.
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