Television Schedule Fragments and Times for Week
A list of the December 27 28 TV lineup from 5:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. spanning Bozo AAS W Cronkite News Daktari Red Skelton Petticoat Junction Oktoberfest CBS Reports weather Hollywood Palace Tales of Wells CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Candid Camera Hillbillies Andy of Maybe Dick Van Dyke Love of Life CBS News Search For Tomorrow The Guiding Light Noontime As The World Turns Password House Party To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm Dark Shadows General Hospital Where The Action Is.
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CBS Morning News
Andy of
Dick van Dyke
CBS News
General Hospital
Woolf at Door Brings Luck for Actress Sandy Dennis
Hollywood gossip notes that meeting at the doorway with actor Peter Sellers during a film shoot brought good fortune to actress Sandy Dennis who plays a young professor's wife in the production.
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Hollywood
Sandy Dennis
TV Night Schedule Highlights and Guests
Noel Harrison performs In A Dusty Room on Where The Action Is at 4 30. Bozo follows at 5. Walter Cronkite anchors CBS Network News at 5 30. Sports Weather on TV 8 from 6 to 6 30. Morey Amsterdam stars in Daktari from 6 30 to 7 30. Tony Randall on Red Skelton Hour 7 30 to 8 30. Barbara Hewitt crowned for the 78th Tournament of Roses. Petticoat Junction color duel at 8 30. Oktoberfest 1966 color special on Television 8 from 9 to 9 30. Westmoreland interview at 9 30. Weather Final and The Big Play from 10 to 10 30. Eddie Fisher hosts Hollywood Palace 10 30 to 11 30 with stars. Wells Fargo Western at 11 30.
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W. Cronkite
Daktari
Red Skelton
Petticoat Junction
CBS
Hollywood Palace
Noel Harrison
U.N.C.L.E
Bozo
Walter Cronkite
Winchester Cathedral
Tony Randall
Barbara Hewitt
WKBT
House of Heileman
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Actress to Lead Warner Bros Sweet November
The feminine star from Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf will headline Warner Bros Sweet November a contemporary love story. It will be her third Warners film following Up the Down Staircase where she played a young teacher.
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Virginia Woolf
Warner Bros
Warners
Treacher
Ride to Hangman's Tree disruption by visiting boy choristers
On the filming set for The Ride to Hangman's Tree a group of Montebello boy choristers in bright red uniforms unsettled Texas Longhorns used in a scene and several cattle escaped their corral. Cattlemen note red color does not affect bulls. movement matters.
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Hangman’s Tree
Montebello
Calif
Sleep habits rise on Sundays for working men and women
The University of Michigan survey finds the average American sleeps 7.6 hours per night with 20 minutes of daytime rest. Men and employed women gain an extra hour of sleep on Sundays while housewives keep steady. Personal care time averages 60 minutes for men, 72 for married women, and 90 for single women.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Cincinnati drama student Debuts as Corpse in A Covenant With Death
Unsuperstitious 22 year old Jadeen Vaughn of the University of Cincinnati makes her film debut in Warner Bros. A Covenant With Death playing a corpse. She notes she does not mind starting small as actor Errol Flynn also portrayed a corpse in his first picture.
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Hollywood
Jadeen Vaughn
University of Cincinnati
Warner Bros
Errol Flynn
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