Heavens Knows Mr Allison and TV Lineup Highlights
TV schedule notes Heavens Knows Mr Allison on channel 3 with Mitchum Kerr stars on World War II island. The Lucy Show on channel 5 features Lucy Ball misadventures and a kangaroo restaurant scene. Caesar Sees It on channel 9 offers slapstick and cast. Danny Thomas on channel 5 and Andy Griffith on channel 5 repeat. News Special on Alabama integration airs on channel 9. Tonight Johnny Carson hosts with guests on channel 8.
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Channel 3
Mr. Allison
Robert Mitchum
Deborah Kerr
John Huston
Lucy
Channel 5
Miss Ball
Lucille Ball
John McGiver
Caesar
Channel 9
Sid Caesar
Jane Conner
Karen Morrow
Andy Griffith
Don Knotts
Barney Fife
Barney
Alabama
University of Alabama
NBC
Frank McGee
Richard Valeriani
Robert Abernethy
Tom Pettit
Johnny Carson
Harry Golden
Jill St. John
Sally Rand
Bobby Kole
When-Tv
Danny Thomas
Huntley-Brinkley
Ensign O'Toole
Wyns-Tv
Stoney Burke
Ben Casey
Ernie Ford
Walter Cronkite
NBC Signs Dennis Weaver for 1964 65 Season Series
NBC plans a new series for 1964 65 featuring a retired horse trainer and a Chinese boy. Dennis Weaver leaves Gunsmoke for a lighter project after two years of pursuit.
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Dennis Weaver
NBC
Jack Carson
TV Mailbag Answers on Route 66 and Western TV Returns
Maharig will not return to Route 66 and may star in a new series for 1964 65 while making guest appearances and pursuing other projects. Robert Fuller joins Wagon Train next season in a revamped 90 minute format. Don Gordon and Picerni have TV film ties and Nancy Olson appears in Walt Disney’s Son of Flubber.
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Steven H. Schever
George Maharis
Martin Milner
Glenn Corbett
Corbett
Mrs. L.N
York, Pa
Maharig
Robert Fuller
Laramie
J.F.M
Toledo
Ohio
Fuller
Michael Burny
Paul Phermnn
Untouchables
Nancy Olson
William Holden
Don Gordon
Picerni
Miss Olson
E'dway
Walt Disney
TV Radio Listings and a Stricken Ogdensburg Woman
TV and radio schedules for multiple channels outline daytime and evening programs on WSYR WYNS WONY WCNY and WOSC with news Weather and sports segments. The article notes Mrs Franklin R Little of Ogdensburg NY who was stricken with paralysis in Japan arrived in the US aboard a Travis Air Force Base flight en route to Montreal with her husband publisher of the Ogdensburg Journal.
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Ogdensburg
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Franklin R
Little
N. Y
Japan
Montreal
Dennis Weaver To Have Show Of Own in '64
NBC news that Dennis Weaver will head his own program in 1964. Cynthia Lowry notes a Saturday night piece and ongoing TV development as Weaver expands from acting to starring in a future series. The report discusses industry credit disputes and creator dynamics without detailing a firm network deal.
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Dennis Weaver
Cynthia Lowry
TV KEY MAIL BAG: readers ask about programs and actors
Readers inquire about television programs and performers. The note directs questions to Steven H. Scheuer via TV KEY MAIL BAG at this newspaper.
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Steven H. Scheuer
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Main Street USA
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Mott's Music FM
PM FM
MBS
van Patrick
Syracuse
Boston
H. G
Savoy
Cal
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Iceberg
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West Bu
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UP Television Radio
New York
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Ernestine Barton
James Ambandos
Writers’ Guild
Art Carney
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U. S
P. O. Box
Beverly Hills
Cali
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Calf
Howard Johnsons
West Seneca St
Sheldon Ave
Mack's
W. Bridge St
W. First ST
Bill Stone
Hunt
Castro Giovanni's
West Eighth and
Utica Sts
Oswego Theatre
Midway Drive-In
Beneficial
West First ST
Waver Road
Frank Sinatra
John Shattner
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