TV KEY picks top TV shows for New Year's Eve week
Previewed by TV KEY staff in New York and Hollywood, the lineup includes Combat with a war horror plot on Channel 9, Red Skelton on Channel 5 with a New Year sketch, Where’s the Million Dollars on Channel 3, Garry Moore on Channel 5, Andy Williams on Channel 3, the King Orange Jamboree Parade on Channel 9 with Carol Heiss, and New Year’s Eve with Guy Lombardo on Channel 5 featuring Grand Central Station set, Ludden and Willis Sisters with proceeds to the National Association for Mental Health.
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Hollywood
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Gideon
Gl’s
Red Skelton
Channel 5
Jane Russell
Beryl Davis
Connie Haines
Red
Clara Appleby
Skelton
Richard Boone
Channel 3
Guy Stockwell
Laura Devon
June Harding
Bob Gist
Garry Moore
Chita Rivera
Garry
Lullaby
Cleopatra
Roy Castle
Lady
Melodye Condos
Channel 9
Biscayne Boulevard
Miami
Florida
Carol Heiss
Jim McKay
Guy Lombardo
Grand Central Station
Allen Ludden
Dorothy Collins
Willis Sisters
Yes
Ludden
National
Association For
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Marshal Dillon
Petticoat Junction
Jack Benny
Wsyr-Tv
Huntley-Brinkley
Andy Williams
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Dobie
New Year’s Eve TV Highlights From 1963 Reviews
TV critic picks top 1963 television performances focusing on JFK assassination coverage and notable documentaries. Highlights include CBS Reports pieces, NBC’s Comedian Backstage, Miss America Behind the Scenes, Ride With Terror, Wall to Wall War, The Case Against Paul Ryker, and a Danny Kaye Merv Griffin Show moment.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
CBS
ABC
Vatican
U. S. Justice Department
Alabama
George C Wallace
NBC
Shelley Berman
Paul Ryker
Lee Marvin
Bradford Dillman
Danny Kaye
Merv Griffin
Andy Williams
Andy
TV Schedule Snapshots for a New Year Eve NY Area
A dense local TV and radio grid lists Channel 5 7 stations including WHEN and WSYR with programs from early morning to New Year’s Eve specials. It names news, movies, talk shows, sports and parades, plus a second page of evening listings for WCNY WSYR WNYS WUNY and more stations with notable programs and time slots.
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CBS News
CBS World News
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Ernie Ford
Channel 7
Walter Cronkite
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Esso
WNDR
Dick Snyder
Albright
WFBL
Fulton Lewis Jr
WSYR
World Tenue
Broadway
Nite
LeMoyne
Scott Hilton
Alan Mijai
Jim O'Brien
Dream
Lewis
O'Brien
O’brien
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
Wall Street
Mott’s Music
Wosou-Fm
Mott's Music FM
Mott's
Music FM
WSUO
Main Street USA
Don Carter
Wsyr-Tv
Denny Sullivan
Hollywood
Victor Borge
Abe Albright
Fire insurance debate on Oswego home policy
Larry Brown questions a $20,000 fire policy saying a lower rate could save money. An Oswego fire chief is praised for department efficiency but the insurer notes only fireproof protection eliminates risk. The advisor says many clients seek adequate coverage and invites others to consider a policy.
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Larry
Murray
Mice and Men
Iiss
Adv
TV listings for January 1 1964 Cotton Bowl parade night
TV guide highlights the Cotton Bowl parade from the Texas State Fair Grounds and the Tournament of Roses Parade from Pasadena with hosts and guest stars. Navy meets Texas in the Cotton Bowl, with Schenkel and Summerall narrating the parade. Also features Mummers Parade coverage, Dick Van Dyke, The Eleventh Hour, Tonight with Johnny Carson, and color NBC and CBS broadcasts with notable hosts and guests.
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Channel 5
Texas State Fair Grounds
Navy
U. of Texas
Chris Schenkel
Pat Summerall
CBS
NBC
Pasadena
California
Arthur Godfrey
Betty White
John Davidson
Ronald Reagan
Bess Myerson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Channel 9
Phila
Leatherstocking Club Meeting Set For Thursday
Oswego County federation of sportsmen clubs will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Leatherstocking Clubhouse on Rt. 104 in New Haven to hear Deputy Bud Shrou present the sheriff's marine patrol views on enforcing navigation laws.
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Oswego County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Leatherstocking
Rt. 104
New
Hart
Oswego County
Sheriff's
Marine Patrol
TV Mailbag reveals Donna Reed Show adds adopted child
In this TV column Steven H. Scheuer answers a reader question about the new girl in The Donna Reed Show. The character Trisha, played by Patti Petersen, is introduced as an adopted child. Patti is the real life sister of actor Paul Petersen who plays Jeff on the show.
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Steven H. Scheuer
Donna Reed
L.W
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Paul Petersen
Jeff
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