TV Schedule Fragment Show List at 7 to 14 Hours
The page lists a TV schedule with programs such as The Munsters Magilla Gorilla Littlest Hobo Rifleman and Peyton Place, plus films and talk shows like Johnny Carson Merv Griffin and Nightlife. It shows channel numbers and time slots across afternoon into evening.
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Daily TV Schedule Snippet Amid Morning Lineup
A fragmented television schedule lists shows and times from 2:45 am through 12:45 am, naming programs such as Password, Ann Sothern, Love of Life, Truth or Consequences, I Love Lucy, Andy Griffith, Donna Reed, and Mike Douglas alongside news, sports, and movie entries, with multiple time slots and channel cues.
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Jean Connelly
C. Young
Donna Reed
Afternoon TV Schedule Listings Include Talk Shows and Soaps
Wednesday afternoon TV guide lists Mike Douglas and Jack Benny at 1:00 with Spotlight and Lets Take A Deal at 1:30. Other programs include As the World Turns and Kitchen Corner at 9:35. News-Floyd Ratcher at 1:45 and Flame In the Wind at 2:00. Password at 2:30 and To Tell the Truth, General Hospital, and Another World fill 3:00 slots.
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Mike Douglas
Jack Benny
General Hospital
Another World
Evening TV Picks and Local News Reminders
TV highlights list channels 1 2 4 9 11 21 27 34 with 1950s films and series starred by Paul Birch Barbara Stanwyck Lee Van Cleef Mia Farrow Ginger Rogers and James Franciscus plus a UPI report on perfume dangers. Windsor side trip for Chicago bound passengers accompanies airliner maintenance update. Iron Man note recalls Endie Collins’ 477 game streak.
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West ABC Radio Schedule Card Tuesday Evening
Radio schedule listing program names and times for West ABC Radio including World of Music Flair Ellwood Federal News Sportsman Report Look at Books Tom Harmon Sports Edward P. Morgan Open Mike Bill Owens Sports World News and Pirates warm up with Pirates versus San Francisco coverage across a busy day and night lineup.
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Flair
Ellwood Federal News
Sportsman's Report
Alex Dreier
Tom Harmon
Rob Considine
Edward P. Morgan
Bill Owens
World News
Pirate
Pirates
San Francisco
Earl Nightingale
Paul Harvey
Logal
Carillon
Daily Reporter
Paul Clarvey
Mixed Leagues and Baseball Notes From Various Teams
Mixed leagues feature leading performances from Colonial Astros Richard Wynn 233 649 and Ruby Goyit 207 570 with high averages. Parkstown Panthers lead in men and Ruth Long 212 women with Helen Sipe 491 in women’s series and John Cossantino 181 Anne Marzula 173 high averages. Phillies lead CAS with Earl Brown 223 397 and Josephine Thlett 228 and Ele anor Richardson 535. Harry Rota 193 and Richardson 168 high averages. Gables Playmates lead with ICKs Richard sons Molly Browns, Jerry Lee 219 Eloise Connors 200 Tony Garcia 545 Clementine Wynn 479. Joe Taylor 163 and Wynn 193 high averages. Baseball notes mention Sam Snead’s baseball ambitions and minor league totals for Bill Mazeroski 208 games before 1956. Cy Young’s 315 defeats. Yale football cleats first used in 1880.
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Television Review Highlights Viet Nam Debate and TV Style
Television critic assesses CBS Viet Nam Dialogue with Bundy and five professors including Morgenthau. Live audience adds immediacy, but program raises questions about substance versus show. Other notes cover Dan Blocker gun remarks and a Channel Swim FDR portrait on ABC. Minor league baseball trades and NBA scoring record also mentioned. Utah U fencing listed as intramural sport.
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United Press International Hollywood
UPL
Viet Nam
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Bundy
Dominican Republic
Klaas Morgenthau
University of Chicago
Major League Leaders And Win Streak News In Giants Remark
Giants, Pirates, Cubs and others top in home runs and runs batted in with players like Mays Stargell Callison Banks and Kaline leading. Pitching leaders include Koufax Pascual and Lolich as teams chase records and a historic 1916 Giants win streak noted in New York.
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Watts on mat card at Flaherty Field Saturday night
Watts the top challenger in WWf appears against Bob Nandor in an all star wrestling show at Flaherty Field. Dr Bill Miller faces Chief White Owl in a headlining bout while four world famous midget grapplers and another major attraction fill the card. Tickets available at Jefferson A.C. and local shops.
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