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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1964
Page
5
A scrambled weekly TV guide lists film lineups and programs across channels including Cry Rain Smokey and Pagan Love Song with stars Richard Anderson Fred MacMurray Ester Williams and Veronica Lake. The misspelled and partial entries reveal a dense slate of classic titles and program blocks with many to be announced slots.
Audio-visual listings show Culture Beat and Furniture Clinic segments with En France feature. Schedule fragment mentions two programs and a likely French program placeholder from the Sunday lineup.
A dense list of programs and guests outlines an evening radio and TV schedule. Notable mentions include Walt Disney Lassie Lucille Ball Red and Cards sports, Discovery and Star Performance segments, and a mix of entertainment and public affairs shows across times from 00:00 to 04:45 with names like Peter Gunn Dick Tracy and Captain Kengeroco appearing in various slots.
A scrambled TV guide lists Bob Shreve Huntley Brinkley Cronkite and many shows including Bonanza Destry Gunfighter and Captain Kangaroo. The fragment hints at morning to late night programming with sports, movies, and educational segments across multiple networks.
A fragmented listing shows daytime TV blocks with titles like General Hospital The Edge of Night Popeye and Make A Deal along with game shows Price Is Right Password and What’s My Line The schedule includes announcers and time slots but OCR makes many items unclear and partially readable.
A fragmented list shows a daytime and evening TV schedule with names like Bonanza The Virginian Ozzie and Harriet Jeopardy and Dick Tracy. Mentions include Mickey Mouse Disneyland and Gilligan era programs implying a retro-era lineup and programming blocks across hours with many uncertainties.
An old TV guide fragment lists Huntley Brinkley Cronkite Lewbreaker Adventure Leave it To Beaver Sugertoot and animated Flintstones with Dick Powell figures, outlining a morning to evening airplan.
A jumbled list outlines TV airings for June 4 featuring Debbie Drake, General Hospital, Dr. Kildare, I Love Lucy and many others. Includes game broadcasts Reds vs Braves and Weather updates with Kids shows, movies, and public affairs programs across several time blocks.
A fragmentary TV guide lists a mix of daytime and late afternoon programs across multiple networks. Entries include game shows news blocks soap operas dramas and talk segments with times scattered and OCR garbled. The readable items reference Jeopardy Wheel of Fortune General Hospital The Fugitive The Dateline and The Tonight Show style offerings but specifics are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR shows a clutter of television and radio program names with stray punctuation and spacing, lacking coherent article context or named events to summarize into a standard news item.
The page lists a dense TV guide with many titles and show times. Notable items include Love Dialing Dollars, Youre for Song, The Great Adventure, Route 66, and a late lineup featuring The Lone Ranger, Rocky, and Ensign O Tool among others.
Highlights list 4:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on channels 5 7 9 12 featuring civil rights discussions with Dick Gregory at the University of Chicago and light political talk in Jackson Massachusetts. Entertainment includes Candid Camera Lucy Show My Three Sons The Texaco Star Parade D Day Plus 20 Years Eisenhower and Gun Smoke with plot summaries and guest stars.
A busy slate lists broadcast times for baseball with Reds versus Braves and Cardinals, golf, NCAA gymnastics, stock car racing, rugby league finals, and Belmont Stakes coverage. Also noted are water skiing and middlecoff versus Harney golf matchups across channels 2 5 7 9 and 12.
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