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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1969

Page

15

Television Schedule December 29 to January 2

Day by day guide lists programs and times across channels 2 3 6 8 10 13 including news weather sports and specials. highlights include Rose Bowl parade football and daytime soaps with marquee hosts and shows such as Lucy Show Bonanza Gomer Pyle Dr Max and Batman with broad era TV lineup.

Makeshift Studio At LBJ Ranch For CBS Memoir Talks

CBS uses the Johnson guest house on the LBJ ranch as a filming site for Walter Cronkite’s interview series. The Cedar House hosts a living room set for Cronkite to question Johnson about not seeking a second full term and the Vietnam peace move shaping Paris talks.

Lbj CBS News Lyndon B. Johnson Walter Cronkite Mr. Johnson Cronkite Sharnik Burton Benjamin Johnson Vietnam Paris

Lassie the TV Dog Heads Toward 17 CBS Years

The grand old man of television is joined by Lassie, the famous CBS star who is really a male dog in disguise. As Ed Sullivan anchors the era, Lassie has become a well known canine icon on American TV.

New York Television Ed Sullivan Networks Lassie CBS Nielsen MGM

Bing Crosby charity work and Lassie TV notes

Hollywood AP reports Bing Crosby plans to donate up to 30 percent of salaries to charities through around 15 appearances yearly including American Sportsman and TV specials with Carol Burnett. The article also profiles Lassie’s ongoing role on Sunday night TV, its lineage, and the shift toward nature and disability themed storylines with trainer Rudd Weatherwax and producer Bonita Granville.

Hollywood Bing Crosby Bing California Carol Burnett Hollywood Palace Dean Martin Hope Jackie Gleason

Duke Wayne's Scar Revealed On Chisum Set

Hollywood reports John Wayne recalls scars from his long action career. He points to a nose scar earned from a person who disliked his birth name Marion. Wayne was born Marion Michael Morrison.

Hollywood Chisum John Wayne Wayne Marion Marion Michael Morrison

Portrays Hitler Hollywood with Sidney Miller in Which Way to the Front

Sidney Miller, comedian and entertainer, will play Adolf Hitler in Jerry Lewis new project Which Way to the Front. Lewis serves as producer director and star.

Hollywood Sidney Miller Adolf Hitler Jerry Lewis Lewis

Orange Bowl Parade to Feature 46 Floats in Miami

Forty six floats will participate in the 34th annual Orange Bowl Parade in Miami Florida themed Ameri ca the Magnificent. The parade will be colorcast live at 6 30 p m on NBC Wednesday December 31 with co hosts Lorne Greene and Anita Bryant.

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