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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
3
The listing previews next week’s TV movies across channels with titles like The Man in the Net and It Happened at the World’s Fair, plus serials and classics from Burt Lancaster to Gene Tierney. Air times span day parts from morning to late night across multiple channels.
A rundown of prime time features across channels includes four famous sopranos performing preferred arias from Birgit Nilsson to Renata Tebaldi, plus parades in Miami and Philadelphia, the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena, a CBS current events test, Stage 67 with Cliff Robertson, Star Trek marooned with Captain Kirk, a Cat musical plot, and Mission Impossible spy mission segments.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms such as Gooner Bullwinkle church Asbury Gospel Sinwine and Mad River Currents alongside times and notes, offering a cluttered snapshot of a parish or community page with scattered schedules and notices.
A scrambled OCR page lists TV programs, sports matches, and personalities including Jack Smith Gerry Moore Andy Wiltieme and Meg Lendiere. It references The Low or City and All-Stars and Movie coverage with a mix of show titles and names.
Readable fragments show a Monday list of shows and segments including The Fogey Show Suger Bowl House Party Cathedral News Mermaids, plus a Summer Semester and Nurse notices. The readable items reference locations and program names without full details.
A garbled schedule fragment lists morning and evening segments including Fun, Clown, Reed Eve Love Lucy and Jeopardy. Mentions Pat Boone, Dougies, Movie segments, and a Storm Secret Movie with Merch Game and Ranger items. overall appears as a chaotic local programming card with multiple names and show titles.
A jumble of names and titles from cartoons and shows appears, listing characters like Mickey Mouse Batman and Gomer Pyle amid stray words. The fragment hints at a TV or pop culture collage with no clear event or cohesive narrative.
The readable OCR fragment references a morning show style lineup with names like Paul Oreen Donne Reed and Lucy. It mentions a playful, incomplete schedule and hosts in a teasy, late night or morning TV setting. The text is garbled with nonsensical words.
A scrambled TV guide snippet lists programs and personalities such as Huntley Brinkley Woody Woodypeeter and Johnny Gilbert alongside titles like The National Velvet and a range of shows from Newlywed Game to My Three Sons. It hints at a daily schedule with game shows and cinema entries lingering in a collage of names.
A reading of scattered TV show names and film titles including Gilligan's Island Leave It to Beaver Andy Griffith Lucille Ball and River Downs references. The fragment hints at a schedule or listings page containing program names and characters.
The page lists a scramble of daytime and early evening shows from station lineups. Programs include The Today Show, Love Lucy, Jeopardy, The Newlywed Game, and general talk and game shows. Several entries show hosts or performers like Paul Dixon and Pat Boone with varying times, plus cartoons and family programs.
A dense listing of television programs across channels with titles ranging from news and cartoons to sports and theater. Notable items include Bucking the Rounders, Gunsmoke at 10, Johnny Carson appearances, and college basketball broadcasts featuring Xavier vs Detroit, Miami U. vs Toledo, and OSU events, alongside animated cartoons and specials scheduled throughout the evening.
Fragmentary OCR list shows early television programs and hosts with scattered titles and times. It hints at game shows, kids programs, and variety acts featured across stations, including names like Love Lucy and The Newlywed Game, amid garbled captions and stray notes.
Television listings show 12:30 p.m. CH 5 and 22 AFL Championship Bills vs Chiefs. 4 p.m. CH 7 and 9 NFL Championship Packers vs Cowboys. 30 p.m. CH 12 Pro Basketball Celtics vs Lakers. Monday 1:45 p.m. Sugar Bowl Alabama vs Nebraska. 4:45 p.m. Rose Bowl USC vs Purdue. 7:45 p.m. Orange Bowl Florida vs Georgia Tech. 8:30 p.m. College basketball Cincinnati vs Tulsa. Noon CH 2 Miami University vs Toledo. 4 p.m. CH 7 Ohio State vs Minnesota. 8 p.m. CH 9 Xavier vs Detroit.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple shows and segments including Weather and Sports, Time Tunnel, Green Hornet, and Men From UNCLE. Contains unreadable fragments with names and numbers, offering little coherent news but noting program blocks and a few names such as Carson.
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