TV Highlights: Daktari to The Fugitive Evening Lineup
A slate of 60s era shows includes Daktari with Judy the chimp and lion cubs, Please Don’t Eat the Daisies with Joan Nash, Red Skelton and McHale’s Navy repeats, F Troop Me Heap Big Injune, CBS News Special The Anti Americans, and The Fugitive landscape episode. The listings note color broadcasts and repeat airings on channels 5, 3, 9, and 9.
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Ridgemont
Joan Nash
Africa
Mike Sullivan
Nash
Red Skelton
Channel 5
Hokum
Humbug
Skelton
Deadeye
Bobby Darin
Darin
Jackie
Gayle
McHale’s Navy
Washington
Parker
Tim Conway
Binghamton
Joe Flynn
F Troop
Corporal Agarn
Larry Storch
CBS News
U. S
England
France
Mexico
Thailand
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Malcolm Muggeridge
BBC
America
Channel 9
Gerard
Barry Morse
Kimble
Barbara Rush
Image Around World Examined on CBS Special
The letter asks when The Young Savages will return to television and who stars in Blackboard Jungle. The reply notes The Young Savages once aired on network TV and is now available for local showings. Blackboard Jungle cast includes Glenn Ford Anne Francis Louis Calhern Margaret Hayes John Hoyt Sidney Poitier Richard Kiley Vic Morrow Warner Anderson.
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Somerville
Tenn
Glenn Ford
Anne Francis
Louis Calhern
Margaret Hayes
John Hoyt
Sidney Poitier
Richard Kiley
Vic Morrow
Warner Anderson
Steven H. Scheuer
Summer Music Hall Presents Pleasant Hour On NBC
New York AP reports Summer Music Hall moved into Andy Williams hour on NBC for a warm weather showcase. John Davidson hosts with The King Cousins and Richard Pryor delivering varied acts. The piece notes production polish and a space capsule splashdown coverage by NBC cameras.
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New York
Andy Williams
NBC
John Davidson
George Carlin
Richard Pryor
Straw Hot
Holly
Como
Williams
Skelton
Davidson
TV Mailbag Highlights On Stage And Screen Stars
The reader asks about the Lay's ads and Bert Lahr in disguises, and praises Lawrence Welk whose ABC fall lineup remains intact. Ben Alexander, who played opposite Jack Webb in Dragnet, is noted as returning to police duties after hosting a daytime quiz show.
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Marshall, Michigan
Bert Lahr
Beatrice Lillie
Lawrence Welk
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Greenfield
Mass
Ben Alexander
TV Radio Schedule Teems With Daytime and Prime Time Lineup
A dense listing details channel by channel programming from CBS NBC and local stations including morning shows news reports cartoons serials and late night movies. Notable programs include Guns Dont Argue Petticoat Junction The Red Skelton Show Perry Mason and The Tonight Show across multiple channels.
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Public Eye
CBS TV News
Channel 5
Paradise Bay
Wnys-Tv
Jack LaLanne
Merv Griffin
Donna Reed
Ben Casey
Mike Douglas
Maverick
Patty Duke
Laramie
Andy of Mayberry
Dick VanDyke
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Walter Cronkite
Dick van Dyke
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching Hailed
The season’s top players include Brooks Robinson Baltimore and Tony Oliva Minnesota leading AL batting with .355 and .399. F Robinson and Agee top runs with 37, Oliva 34 RBIs, Robinson 63 hits, and Yastrzemski 16 doubles. Pitching leaders show Watt and Pizarro at 5 decisions, .833, Gibson and Koufax with 101 and 100 strikeouts respectively.
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Baltimore
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Robinson
Foy
Schaal
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Pinson
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Taylor
Philadelphia
Carver
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Houston
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Gibson
Funds Dispute Shapes Run for Players Assn
New York AP report details a clash over raising 150000 dollars to operate the Major League Baseball Players Association. Owners oppose using pension funds, suggesting tax and legal concerns under Taft Hartley, while players push for a separate account funded by 2 dollars per day per player and upheld by arbitration if needed. Marvin Miller prepares to take director duties July 1 amid the impasse.
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Major League Baseball Players’ Association
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Executive Council
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Players’ Association
United Steelworkers of America
Taft-Hartley
Free Agents to See High Bidding in MLB Draft
Reggie Jackson of Arizona State and schoolboys Steve Chilcott and Tom Grieve are listed as top prospects for the annual free agent draft. The two day event features 813 selections last year and spans 20 big league clubs with farm affiliates. The Mets hold the first regular draft pick, with Kansas City second, followed by Minnesota. A preceding phase will fill unsigned players from earlier drafts, led by the Giants with the top pick. Ed Leon, Arizona slugging shortstop, had turned down Minnesota’s offer to stay in.
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Reggie Jackson
Arizona State College
Steve Chilcott
Lancaster
Calif
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Pittsfield
Mass
Rick Monday
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Mobile
Ala
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Minnesota
Lot
San Francisco Giants
Ed Leon
Arizona
Turin Demands Top Prices for Meroni and Pair
The Turin Soccer Club names a $752 000 price on star Luigi Meroni and an $880 000 tag for Meroni and Alberto Orlando together as Naples Club shows interest.
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Italy
Turin
Luigi Meroni
Naples
Meroni
Alberto Orlando
Rivalry Shapes East African Anuak Village Leadership
Rivalry dominates life among the Anuak village heads as chiefs grow insecure and patrol at night to listen for plots against them. The text highlights chronic concern over threats to authority within tribal leadership structures.
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