Television Highlights on CBS Quiz Show and Film Tie-Ins
The 1966 CBS quiz show features Newsmen Harry Reasoner Mike Wallace Walter Cronkite and others in a seven section program with visual questions and CBS film footage. The page notes the film Evil stars Charlton Heston and Orson Welles with George Sanders and mentions a British officer falling for an American beauty in a related feature.
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Harry Reasoner
Mike Wallace
Walter Cronkite
Charles Collingwood
Charles Kereu
CBS News
Chariton Heston
Jaret Leigh
Orson Welles
George Sanders
Today In History Highlights From 1967 Through 1870
The piece recalls Alaska becoming the 49th state and the Brooklyn Bridge construction beginning in 1870. It notes the 1967 flag tragedy, the Lord Haw-Haw execution, and Khrushchev and other bloc leaders meeting in Budapest amid prior unrest.
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Associated Press
Alaska
United States
Networks Trim Heartbeat Pace With Nine Hour Football Blitz
New York AP reports parades are cut from TV plans as football dominates weeks of broadcasts. NBC and CBS switch from parade coverage to Sugar Bowl Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl games while CBS Family Affair rises in Nielsen rankings thanks to strong child performances and a stable show format likely to continue as long as child actors Johnnie Whitaker and Anissa Jones engage audiences.
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New York
Bet
Teevision
CBS
Mormmer
Philavehia
NBC
Nielsen
Morday Nicht
Jody
Arien Keith
Shane
Johnnie Whittaker
Anissa Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooklyn Bridge
Dean Martin
Sergio Franchi
Stanley Holloway
Lainie Kazan
Bob New
Lord Haw-Haw
William Joyce
Britain
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Organization of American
New York City
American Iron and Steel Institute
Wcpo-Tv
Armco Stee
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S ’ Armco
Dickie
Orion
Little Boys
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