TV GUIDE PREVIEW NEW YORK HOLLYWOOD
TV KEY staff preview top shows including The Great Adventure on channel 5 with Edward Andrews and James Daly about Boss Tweed, Mr Magoo's Christmas Carol on channel 3, The Bob Hope Show with Benny and Crosby, Burke's Law on channel 9, Twilight Zone, and Alfred Hitchcock on channel 5 with Culp and Barry.
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New York
Hollywood
Channel 5
New York City
Edward Andrews
James Daly
Boss Tweed
New York Times
MR. Magoo
Channel 3
UPA
Scrooge
Jule Styne
Bob Merrill
Bob Hope
Bob
Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
Benny
Crosby
Bow Queens
Bing
Hope
Juliet Prowse
Danny Thomas
Alfred Hipchcock
George
Robert Culp
Patricia Barry
Friday Television Schedule Highlights and Lineup
Television guide listing for Friday across channels 4 and 5, including early morning news, Walter Cronkite, Robin Hood, Twilight Zone, Hitchcock, Route 66, Star Theatre double bill, Popeye, local news and sports, Huntley-Brinkley, Redigo, Mr. Magoo, Bob Hope, Tonight Show, and WNYS 5 lineup from 5:00 PM to 9: News blocks and sign offs.
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When-Tv
Walter Cronkite
Hillegas
Huntley-Brinkley
Redigo
Mr. Magoo
Bob Hope
Wnys-Tv
Superman
Dobie Gillis
Ron Cochran
Fulton & Oswego
Jack Sullivan
Weekend TV Schedule Snapshot 1960s US Stations
A dense listing of Saturday and early evening TV and radio timetable entries across multiple stations including WCNY WSYR WNYS WONY WNDR WFBL WHEN and others. It details show names times and surrounding programming blocks from morning through late evening with sports, film, news, children's programs, and variety shows.
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WFBL
Mutual
WSYR
WNDR
Jim O’brien
O'Brien
Life of Young Pro Quarterback On Sunday Slate
A Sunday NBC feature profiles a Mississippi native who becomes the Giants’ No 2 quarterback as he pursues a pro career. The hour long biography follows his campus life to professional star potential amid Giants playoff hopes.
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Life of Young
New York
Aea Ees
NBC
Mississippi
New York Giants
Robert Northshield
Northshield
Griffing
Y. A. Tittle
Giants
TV Mailbag asks who leads in No Time For Sergeants
Reader asks if No Time For Sergeants started as a TV play with Andy Griffith and if the movie starred Nick Adams. Question also notes rumors of a TV series and who would lead. The piece records viewer questions about cast and adaptation.
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Andy Griffith
Nick Adams
Andy
Griffith
Adams
Steven H. Scheuer
Bon Air Hotel to reopen as elderly residence in Augusta
The Bon Air Hotel, a 300 room historic landmark near Augusta National Golf Course, will reopen next month as a residence for the elderly. It has long hosted notable figures including Presidents Wilson Coolidge Harding and Taft.
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Augusta
President Wilson
Coolidge Harding
Taft
Augusta National Golf Course
Ashland student recovers driveway prank skunk mix-up
Ashland High School student Steve Barnett was told a neighbor that his missing deodorized skunk was in her yard. He went to retrieve it but discovered the animal in her yard was not his skunk, ending a weeks long search.
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Ashland
Ore
Steve Barnett
Steve
Joan Crawford Returns to New York to Lead Soft Drink Work
Hollywood star Joan Crawford, after completing Strait Jacket, sails back to New York to resume duties as an executive for a soft drink company.
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Hollywood
UPI
Joan Crawford
New York
Final Rehearsal Saturday For Annual Program
The Christmas program is set for Sunday December 15 at 7 30 p m at South Hannibal Federated Church with a Nativity pageant organ music recitations dialogues and both vocal and instrumental numbers from every Sunday School department The final rehearsal is at the church Saturday at 9 30 a m for pageant participants and 10 a m for other participants The event is directed by Mrs Wade with staff and Mrs Floyd Feasto in charge of musical numbers.
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South Hannibal
Norman Howman
Susan Carol
Syracuse Community Hospital
Gouverneur
Ira
Donald John
Thomas John
John Edward Hospital
Romell Johnson
First Oregon newspaper dates and disputed origin
Oregon Spectator became the first newspaper west of the Rockies when it published on February 5, 1846. Some western history students contend the earliest paper was a longhand edition titled Flumgudgeon Gazette and Bumble Bee Budget, appearing a few months earlier.
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Ore
UPT
Rocky Mountains
Oregon Spectator
Bumble Bee
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