TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Features
A dense TV guide lists 6 to 2:40 a.m. offerings across networks. Highlights include Hogan's Heroes and Adam 12 in early hours, The Brady Bunch and Welcome trivia style shows, followed by a mix of dramas, movies, sports, and talk formats from NBC ABC and CBS with noted films like Paint Your Wagon and The Undefeated among late night programming.
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Hogan's Heroes
Shanana
Cross Wits
Ohio Journal
Brady Bunch
Adam
CPO
Sharkey Sharkey
Pruitt
Wonder Woman
Ross Martin Guest
Five Mel Blanc Voices Highlight CBS Special
Los Angeles AP report on Mel Blanc, famed Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig voice, who at 67 stars in CBS's A Connecticut Rabbit in King Arthur's Court. The piece traces Blanc's rise from Portland youth to Warner Bros fame, including early radio work and his breakthrough as a cartoon voice creator.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Mel Blanc
Marks
Bugs Bunny
Porky Pig
CBS
Mark
Blanc
Juanita
Hollywood
Joe Penner
Duck
Warner
Trey Brown
Warner Bros
Blane
ABC
Capt. Caveman
Ohio Episcopal delegates reaffirm ban on homosexual priesthood
Delegates to the Ohio Episcopal Diocese convention reaffirmed the churchs exclusion of homosexuals from the priesthood and ban on homosexual marriages while affirming that homosexuals are Gods children and deserve love acceptance and pastoral care as well as equal protection under the law.
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Cleveland
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Webb dramatizes UFO files in NBC series Project U F O
AP writes that Jack Webb launches Project U F O a Sunday NBC hour long drama dramatizing Air Force Project Blue Book files. Starring William Jordan and Casey Swaim the show cost about 500000 per episode with Nelson Riddle music. Webb notes most reports are explainable while a portion remains unexplained and says he wanted factual content rather than a space western.
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Jay Sharbutt
Hollywood
Jack Webb
KGO
San Francisco
Webb
Sgt
Joe Friday
U.F.O
NBC
William Jordan
Casey Swaim
Air Force
Blue Book
Nelson Riddle
Mammoth Cave Reaches 165 Miles Of Explored Tunnels
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, the world’s longest known cave system, now has 165 miles of explored passages. The site drew 1,922,000 visitors in 1976, making it a major national attraction.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
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