TV Schedule Highlights May 3 1960s Obscure Lineup
A dense listing of television programs for Saturday May 3 including Moby Dick, Lone Ranger, Kentucky Derby coverage, various Movies and News shows. The schedule runs from 1:00 PM through 12:30 AM with channels and time blocks featuring sports, dramas, comedies, and public affairs across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Story
Los Angeles
U,n,c.l.e
Porter Wagner
Ernie Ford
Black Journal
Jackie Gleason
NET Festival
Lawrence Welk
Buck Owens
Bill Andersen
Mannix
Ernest Tubb
Klet
THE
Maurice Woodruff
Fred Jordan
Johnny Carson
Sunset Strip
Bridge expert shows miracle win despite defensive slips
North South reach a nine trick plan amid careful play and missteps by East and West. East’s errors on diamond handling and a late heart discard influence the outcome. The column notes a strategic misplay by East and praises the well known defense principle.
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South
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Television Schedule Snapshot for New Orleans Area
Channel lineup lists daily time blocks from 2:00 to 3:30 within a sprawling schedule. Programs include sports events, talk shows, dramas, comedies, and news across Channel 6 and Channel 12 with titles such as The Jim Carrey Show not listed, Pay Cards, Movie features, game shows, and soap operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Youth & the Police
Voice of Calvary
Gene Forssell
Congressional Report
U,n,c
Merv Griffin
Addams Family
Toros
Smokey the Bear
New Sound
Spectrum
21St Century
Gidget
Ralph Story
Los Angeles
John Gary
Huck Finn
Speculation
Alegrias Adams
Gentle Ben
Ed Sullivan
FBI
PBS
Carrousel Mexicano
Mothers Inlaw
Smother’s Brothers
Bonanza
Domingos Herdez
David Susskind
Andy Williams
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
General Hospital
Felix
Mike Douglas
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Adam
Jackie Gleason
Johnny Carson
Playhouse
Christadelphians
Guideline
the Dakotas
Insight
Walt Disney
Smothers Brothers
Sacred Heart
Lighter Side: De Gaulle Society Faces Leadership Vacuum
In a humorous Washington column, Dick West recalls the Charles de Gaulle Appreciation Society’s crisis as De Gaulle resigns. Members joke about replacing him with other leaders, briefly considering the British prime minister and ultimately forming a Ronald Webster Appreciation Society, praising Webster’s proclaimed Anguilla leadership.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Anguilla
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Faith For Today
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Lompoc Record Newspaper
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Herman L. Reece
North F Street
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Regent
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