Television Highlights and Evening Schedule Mix
A dense TV grid lists 1960s 70s era programs across channels with guest stars like The Statler Brothers Linda Hargrove and Roy Clark. It includes films King Rat Climb an Angry Mountain Bedazzled and Man With the Icy Eyes plus a packed lineup from 7 to 5 with news religious and sports blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC News
Hollywood
Statler Brothers
Linda Hargrove
Roy Clark
Lawrence Welk
Death
Kamm’s Corner
Washington Week
Brian
George Segal
Tom Courtenay
Changi
Fess Parker
Arthur Hunnicutt
New York
Mt. Shasta
Peter Cook
Dudley Moore
Victor Buono
Keenan Wynn
Marty Robbins
Billy Wrestling
Quentin Durward
Robert Taylor
Kay Kendall
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Star Trek
Itive
NBC News
Public Square
U.N.C.L.E
CBS News
Ernest Angley
Braim
Ely
Love Lucy
Shanana
Jimmy Swaggart
Lowell Thomas
Middle East
Jaime
Bill
Raj
Mama's House
Dr. Hartley
Euclid Beach Park
Tony Randall
Father Franklin
Ingiued
Tyler Moore
Operation Petticoat
Dooley
Tokyo Rose
Eleanor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Seaman Dooley
NBC
Randolph Mantooth
Kevin Tighe
Michele Lee
David Groh
Isaac
Diahann Carroll
Jim Nabors
THE
Sherlock Holmes
Molly
James Michene
Spain
Tol
Granada
Cord
James Michener
Phillip
Vel
Asids
Lar
Fanta Island
Mr Rourke
Darlene Carr
Gary
SY Tsay
Kojak
Lea Esmeawer Ia
Oral Roberts
CBC News
Kees
Dolly
Bob
Yaroo
Flash Gordon
Chris
Topher Lee
Meatloaf
Richard
Ali
Simull
Barry Eivan
Belita
ABC News News
Mayberry
Liv
Rex Humbard
Davey and
Goliath
OpIe Evans
Inner Circle
ALL Things New
Faith Healer
Acorn Alley
Jimmy Swaggart Sesame
Howcase
Robert Schuller
Discovery
Porky Pig and Friends
Casper
Toledo
Jesus
Rogers
Agriscope
Kidsworld
BIG Blue Marble
Zoom
Big Valley
Akron
Popeye Sunday Magazine
Marlo and the
Ted Armstrong
Bugs Bunny
National Shrine of the
Cauca
Wompany
Gene Carroll
Leroy
Ma Jenkins
Luigi Barzini
Florence
Italy
Crockett
Victory Garden
Jim Crockett
Tony Brown
U.S.A
Gerri Lange
Joan Teorey
Frank Barelil
Sue Pirtle
Sandy Kirby
Kelly O'Brien
Carl Steinfeldt
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Washington, D.C
Yogi Bear
Mel Blanc
J. Pat O'Malley
Civic Forum OF the
Wall Street
Louis Rukeyser
Ralph P. Coleman, Jr
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Portland Trail Blazers
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Cavaliers
Detroit Pistons
Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
Seattle Supersonics
Susannah of the
Freeport
Lucaya
Grand Bahama Islands
Herbert von Karajan
la Scala
Leontyne Price
Fiorenza Cossotto
Luciano Pavarotti
Nicolai Ghiaurov
Henry Georges Clouzot
Cuba
Sport and
Lassie
Robert Bray
Vu.s
Ireland
United States
Arnold Palmer
Ray Floyd
Eddie Arcaro
Willie Shoemaker
Picadilly Circus
Apoleon
Man On the
Sportsworld
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Harbour Town Golf Links
Hilton Head
S.C
Moneymakers Wyx
Katharine Hepburn
John Beal
ABC Sports Magazine
ABC
Wide World OF Sports
Ottawa
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Netherlands
New Jerk
Sey
William B. Tanner
Memphis State University
William F. Buckley, Jr
F.B.1
Minority Report
Animal World
New News
Hotline
Quiche Lorraine and Company
Donald Duck
Donald
Black Pete
Las Vegas
Frank
Joe
Trini Lopez
Judy Garland
Ray Bolger
Jack Haley
Bert Lahr
Kansas
Toto
Land of Oz
David Suzuki
Jan Tennant
Cy Strange
U.F.O
Medicine Bow
Zeb
Texas
Jessie
Previn
Pittsburgh
John Williams
Third Kind
Andre Previn
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Max
Palm Springs
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
Milton Berle
Milton
Berle
Johnny Carson
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Carol Burnett
Angie Dickinson
Gregory Peck
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Lorne Greene
Bert Convy
America
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Walter Cronkite
Telly Savalas
Jean Stapleton
Anna Karenina
Anna
Vronsky
Russia
St. Petersburg
Marilyn Beck
George Burns
Julia
Sherck Holmes
Lanigan
Barry Farber
LO Rat
MO Boy
Ombudsman
Dragne? Nation's
Sree
From the People
NBC Late Night
VIE ‘the Sunshiners
Walter Matthau
Baretta
Tony Baretta
Ned
Garfran and
Fugs
Ironside
Andrews
Terry Morester
Allet
Nasas
Don Murray
John Saxon
Judson Cornwall
New Zealand
Tim Ruthven
Lorain
Jane Wyman
van Johnson
Reni
Wwe
George Maharis
Laura Devon
Ome
EE A&p
NT Vale
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