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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
8
Television lineup lists Woody Woodpecker at 5, Cronkite News at 5 30, sports and weather 6, To Tell The Truth at 6 30, I've Got A Secret at 7, Lucy Show at 7 30, Andy Griffith at 8, Hazel at 8 30, I Am A Soldier at 9, Weather News Sports at 10, Headlines of Century at 10 25, Zane Grey Theater at 11 30.
Programmers list morning to afternoon shows from CBS including Morning News Captain Kangaroo Love Lucy The McCoys Andy of Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Love of Life Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Noontime As The World Turns Password House Party To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm TV Bingo General Hospital Mickey Mouse Club with last minute changes possible.
WKBT TV tops an afternoon lineup with Woody Woodpecker at five and CBS News color edition at five thirty led by Walter Cronkite. Sports regional weather at six, To Tell The Truth at six thirty, Kaye Ballard on Ive Got A Secret at seven, Lucy stunts at seven thirty, Andy Griffith Show at eight, and Hazel at eight thirty.
Program notes announce The Baron at 10 30 p m with John Mannering coerced into a grand jewel heist after a wartime rescuer is betrayed. Zane Grey adventure follows at 11 30 p m plus Gemini 9 Flight coverage begins tomorrow at seven o clock if conditions permit CBS and Television 8 will give updates.
Paul Mantz and Frank Tallman built Movieland of the Air to preserve classic film aircraft. After Mantz died in Flight of the Phoenix and Tallman lost a leg, Nebraska buyers acquired 45 antique planes for about 2 million dollars. Tallman vows to stay in aviation and keep the museum open with 35 planes remaining.
Classified ad promotes homes for sale with a tease to turn back now highlighting a choice between cottage and mansion options in the residential listings.
The Martin Beck Theater, a 1280 seat Broadway playhouse opened in 1924 and owned by the late showman’s family, was sold for 1.5 million dollars. The buyer was William L. McKnight, chairman of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co, who had previously bought the St James Theater as a personal investment.
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