Sunday Music Schedule From Morning to Night Broadcast
A detailed listing shows hourly and half hour CBS News updates, weather, and community notes along with diverse music blocks on WFMD and WFRE stations. It outlines program slots from 7:07 a.m. through late evening, including devotions, sports, youth music, and public affairs segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Media News
Farm Bureau News
Viewpoint
Sen Mathias
NASA
Metro Media News
Church World News
Washington
WFMD
CBS News
Tom Grunwell
CBS First Line
CBS World News
CBS Morning Report
CBS Dear Abby
CBS Sports Central USA
Arthur Godfrey Times
Titus
CBS Pets & Wildlife
CBS Spectrum
CBS Wheels
Spectrum
Don Lee
CBS Dateline
Still
CBS Salt Lake Choir
Wfmd Community News
CBS Time
Arthur Godfrey
Sports Central USA
Norm Dym
Bill Snyder
CBS Sunday Outlook
CBS Dateline Drugs
Social Security
Liquid Sunshine From Dominica Maidens Island Rain
Residents of the West Indian island of Dominica experience an unusual fine mist rainfall that is visible only when backlit by the sun. The delicate drizzle drifts from a cloudless sky, creating a refreshing atmosphere described as liquid sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indian Island
Dominica
GOP chooses San Diego for 1972 convention amid reform talk
The Republican National Committee voted to hold the 1972 convention in San Diego opening August 21, despite objections about facilities and security. A reform proposal urged that half the state delegations be women and that Republicans under 25 gain numerical equity in voting strength, but the plan was not adopted. Robert Dole and aides supported San Diego, while Atty. Gen. John Mitchell helped push the bid. the minority representation provision was dropped from the formal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo. Cap
San Diego
Calif
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
California
JL. E. Thomas
San Francisco
Thomas
Robert Dole
GOP
Dole
Robert H Finch
John N Mitchell
Committee On
No Further Fort Cuts Scheduled At Fort Detrick
Public information officer Charles Canterbury said no additional Army civilian layoffs are planned at Fort Detrick for now. By Aug 13, 873 workers at the Biological Defense Research Center had been laid off, with 90 to 95 percent finding new federal or private sector jobs after early 1970 reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Charles Canterbury
Biological Defense Research Center
Canterbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
WMEI
WMHI
WFRE
Tom
Dick Hageman
Sharon Snyder
Bill Price
Gary Kirtley
Thomas Wolfe
Jim Thompson
Toyota
R. Custer
Rea St. Frederick
Benjamin Moore
Garst Paint Center Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Western Gentlemen
Renae Smallwood
Emmett F. Smallwood
Madison St
Carolyn B. Dorsey
South Frederick
Town & Country Restaurant Rr
Dan Wilson
Willard Trio
Willard
Woody Freez
von Schrader
Maryland Vacuum & Carpet CO
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Monocacy Park
West Crab
Blue Ridge
OIL Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, MD
Thurmont
MON
Wed
Little Jimmy Moore
Don Lowe
THE
Bolens Husky Tractor & Mower
Regency
One Crystal
Thurmont Vo. Fire Dept
Cline
Oriental Design Rugs
East Patrick
South Market
MT. Airy
Firemen’s Park
Twin Arch Road
Snyder Amusement
Beallsville
Upper
Montgomery County
Vol. Fire Dept
FW. Country Club
V.F.W
Fort Drive-In
George Peppard
Giovanna Raleel
Anita
Harpers Ferry
W. V
Nicholson
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