Weekend TV Listings October 23 24 Cocoa TV Guide
Saturday schedule lists Farmer's Daughter Patty Duke Jackie Gleason Lawrence Welk The Loner Gunsmoke and Weather News Sports headlines and Journey To The Center Of The Earth film. Sunday features Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up And Live Camera Three This Is The Life Big Picture Face The Nation Midwest Jamboree Know The Truth Football Packers vs Cowboys and shows Shindig Amateur Time 20th Century Flintstones Lassie Martian Ed Sullivan Perry Mason Candid Camera Dobie Gillis The Big Valley Tall Man.
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Satchmo Weighs Retirement After Busy Show Schedule
Hollywood AP reports Louis Armstrong may retire next year after 52 years with the trumpet. He jokes about 12 weeks off in January and says the retirement jazz might be appealing despite a packed schedule. He spoke between rehearsals for a Dean Martin TV show after a recent performance.
Television listing highlights and schedule items
WKBT TV topics announce Patty Duke special and an hour of American Scene with Jackie Gleason Frank Fontaine and the June Taylor Dancers. Lawrence Welk Show in color features the Champagne Music Makers Lennon Sisters Jo Ann Castle and Norma Zimmer. Gunsmoke and a Jules Verne film air later with weather and sports updates. Dallas Cowboys at Milwaukee Stadium pregame notes ahead of kickoff.
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Louie Armstrong A Life On The Road At Sixty Five
The article paints Louis Armstrong at 65 touring the Pacific Coast to Alaska then Texas and Louisiana with no days off. He contemplates Viet Nam performances and recalls crowds in Budapest and Ghana while his health and lip stay strong. He plans to retire to help others and enjoys a Corona New York home and a young wife.
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Aniakchak Volcano Erupts Violently in May 1931
The Aniakchak volcano in Alaska, once thought extinct after its 1923 discovery, erupted violently in May 1931 and has remained inactive since.
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Bacteria Reproduction Speeds Highlighted in Plant Study
A study notes bacteria, primitive microscopic organisms, reproduce rapidly with a potential interval as short as twenty minutes. The finding underscores bacterial growth rates and implications for biology and medicine.
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