Charlie Browns All Stars Cartoon Leads TV Night
TV guide notes a May 1964 lineup with Charlie Brown's All-Stars at 8 30 on channel 5. The feature showcases the Peanuts team in a baseball tale with Snoopy Pigpen and others. Schulz's dialogue drives the episode as fans witness their quirky field antics.
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Anti-Americans Mixed in Hodgepodge TV Review
TV critic notes CBS News special The Anti-Americans compiles foreign clips and USIS footage but fails to deliver a cohesive critique of America's image abroad. Pro American sentiment is not convincing, while the program includes scattered anti American moments and protests. ABC plans a new daytime serial Dark Shadows with Gothic intrigue in a Maine setting. Charlie Brown's All Stars airs as CBS cartoon special and The Undeclared War is listed.
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TV Mailbag: Casting Questions and Classic Film Notes
TV writer Steven H Scheuer settles cast questions. Bruce Gordon played Gus Chernak in Peyton Place and Frank Nitti in The Untouchables. Peggy Lee starred in Pete Kellys Blues (1955). Sabrina (1954) star Bogart Hepburn Holden. Mitchum and Mitchell are not brothers. John Mitchum is his brother and Jim Mitchum is his son.
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Television Schedule Brief Evening Lineup Across Stations
A dense list of daily TV and radio programming across multiple stations CKWS WSYR WNYS WOSC and more. Includes cartoons news game shows dramas films late night talk and sports blocks with times from early morning to midnight and notes on specials and movie titles like Oceans Eleven.
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Pirates Rout Cards as Stargell and Clemente Power Hit Show
In a high scoring night, Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell fueled a Pirates 9-1 win over St. Louis with an eight-run eighth inning. Clemente had three hits and a three-run homer, Stargell added two, while Jim Bunning extended his win streak for Philadelphia and Houston, Los Angeles, and Atlanta posted wins in NL play.
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Robinson Sparks Orioles Past Washington in 12 Inning Triumph
Frank Robinson returned from a minor bout of rest to star for Baltimore, driving in the winning run with his fourth hit as the Orioles beat Washington 6 5 in 12 innings. The slugger’s hot stretch lifted his average to .351 while Baltimore moved within five percentage points of the AL lead.
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Ed Charles Homer Sparks Third Inning Rally
Ed Charles launched a home run in the third inning to ignite the visitors' offense and put them on the scoreboard with momentum. The blast highlighted a sequence that shifted early control in the game.
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Major League Leaders Overview
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with Aaron of Atlanta topping several categories. Notables include Mota and Nicholson for batting, Aaron for runs and RBIs, Alou leading hits, and Koufax and Marichal tied for pitching wins with 101 decisions and .909. Gibson and Koufax lead strikeouts.
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Baseball Stat Leaders From 1960s Season
Batting leaders include F Robinson Baltimore .351 with 38 runs and 45 RBIs plus Oliva Minnesota .347 with 37 runs and 34 RBIs. Hits show Robinson 63 and Oliva 61. Pitching leaders Watt Baltimore 6 1 and Pizarro Chicago 5 1 both with .833.
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Longest Train Tunnel Opens Under Lepontine Alps
The World’s longest train tunnel burrows 12.3 miles beneath the Lepontine Alps linking Italy and Switzerland.
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