TV Previews for Evening Schedule Highlights
Channel listings summarize the night’s programs across five stations. Gilligan’s Island opens with a waterlogged attache case, followed by The Monkees and other color shows such as Iron Horse, Mr Terrific, Lucy Show, Rat Patrol, Andy Griffith Show, Perry Como Show, Felony Squad, Family Affair, Peyton Place, To Tell the Truth, Run for Your Life, Big Valley, Password, and the movie The Battle at Apache Pass.
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Detective Stone
Howard Duff
Pridjer
Fd Asner
Willer
Irrench
Sebastian Cabot
Peyton Place
Kim O'Connor
Chandler
Bud Collyer
Tom Poston
Kitty Carlisle
Orson Benn
Peppy Cass
Bryan
Ben Gansum
Telly Savalas
Gia Scala
Jeremy Slate
Big Valley
Victoria Barkley
Barbara Sanwyck
Blaisdell Makee
Warsi
Channel 5
Password
Barbara Stash
Noel Harrison
Apache Pass
Jeff Chandler
John Bund
Mid East Nations Ready for Battle
Washington report estimates Israel could field about 300000 troops against Egypt and Syria totals near 415000, with 50 Israeli planes versus 700 UAR-Syrian aircraft. Egypt holds roughly 2000 tanks opposing 800 for Israel, while many UAR troops are in Yemen.
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Washington
Israel
United Arab Republic
Syria
Middle East
U.A.R
Yemen
Cairo
Egypt
Evening Let Show Shift Proves Day's Giddiness On NBC
NBC moves the daytime Lets Make a Deal to a half hour of night, showcasing bizarre costumes and trades from the audience. Highlights include a motor boat won for a stork hat and a live skunk traded elsewhere, with Monty Hall joking through trades. The Saint and Piccadilly Palace debut elsewhere. Harriman interview tops weekend offerings. Perry Como Show slated for final Como season special.
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New York
NBC
Monty Hall
Paris
the Saint
England
Roger Moore
Piccadilly Paice
Hollywood Palace
ABC
W. Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Perry Como
Como
Evening TV Schedule Highlights May 22
Television lineup lists shows by channel and time from 4 PM to 8:30 PM including Torey and Friends Superman Merv Griffin Art Studio Leave It To Beaver News Wells Fargo Truth of Consequences What's New Weather Sports Iron Horse Gilligan Monkees Managers in Action Mr Terrific Metropolis Spanish Lucille Ball Rat Patrol French Chef Andy Griffith Perry Como Felony Squad Arnold Toynbee Peyton Place Family Affair Folk Guitar
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Wolfgang Preiss
Andy Griffith
Opie
Ronny Howard
Aunt Bee
Frances Bavier
Torey and Friends
Superman
Merv Griffin
Art Studio
News
Wells Fargo
Iron Horse
Gilligan
Lucille Ball
Arnold Toynbee
Peyton Place
Torey
Jack LaLanne
General Hospital
Duateline
Hollywood
Pat Boone
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Dr. Yaventor
Bette Hayes
Mike Douglas
Toregy
Television Schedule Highlights from the 1960s Era
A dense listing of daytime and evening TV slots features programs like Password, The Beverly Hillbillies, Guns, and general stations with talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and news. Notable names include Jack LaLanne, Andy Griffith, Johnny Carson, Joey Bishop, and Danny Ventura.
Boy runs wholesale retail paper route and earns profits
A 13 year old newspaper route holder participates in a spare time executive training program. He buys wholesale papers, sells at retail, manages distributions and collections, keeps records, and pockets profits. The piece highlights early sales training and practical business lessons for future careers.
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TV Today
Gilligan's Island
U. S
Bob Denver
the Monkees
Stan Preberg
Gary Collins
Sandra Smith
Badlands
MR. Terrific
Mr.it
Stephen Strimpell
Mr. Big
Crime Syndicate
Kathie Browne
Lucy Show
Gale Gordon
Mel Torme
John Bubbles
Paul Winehell
Mid-East
Pat
Ysighe
Andy Capp
the Hall SynDicate, Inc
Daily Mirror
London
Dick Tracy
Ibut
Nancy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Ernie Boshmler
David Crane
Beetle Bailey
B.C
Pont
Mutt 'N Jeff
Litter
Campus Talent
N &T_ Journal
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Las Vegas
Our Times
U.N.C.L. Ts
Brother Buzz
Red Skelton
M Squad
Frith
Our ‘Times
Bing Crosby
Fars
Journal-World
Richard Bailey
Journal-World Office
6Th
New Hampshire
Dick Bailey
Lawrence, Kansas
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