Televised lineup highlights for tonight
The program slate features NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS with Andy Clyde on channel 9 at 8 30, THE LUCY SHOW on channel 5 at 9, JONATHAN WINTERS on channel 3 at 9, and SPECIAL at 9 30 with Murray the K. BEN CASEY airs on channel 9 at 10, followed by TONIGHT with Johnny Carson on channel 3 at 11 30.
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Channel 9
Andy Clyde
Clyde
Lucy
Channel 5
Vivian Vance
Ann Sothern
Jonathan Winters
Channel 3
George Washington
Valley Forge
Jonathan
Bob
Ray
Christy Minstrels
New York
Kennedy Airport
New Jersey
California
Detroit
Murray the
CBS
Tony Bill
Maureen O'Sullivan
Elsa Lanchester
Johnny Carson
Earl “Fatha
Special Program For Teenagers Tonight
A teen oriented program is held near a golf course tonight. The speaker recalls eye treatment after a warning about potential eye damage. He recounts a Christmas Eve threat in Saigon and delivering a high school commencement address with his daughter Nora. He notes a self deprecating line about failing classes.
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Nora
Ringo
Hope Confesses To Being Scared By Clot in Eye
Hollywood star Hope recalls a life changing medical scare after a blood clot behind his left eye surfaced six years ago. He details nausea dizziness and headaches during a Christmas trip abroad and how the clot’s spread led to hospital treatment and a long road back to focusing on golf.
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Hope
Clot
Hollywood
Frankfurt
Germany
Keflavik
Iceland
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
New York City
TV Mailbag: Cloak of Mystery repeats and classic films
TV viewer questions about Cloak of Mystery repeats and availability of classic WW II era films. Answers explain Cloak of Mystery uses older dramas from other series and list where The Fugitive Eye and earlier airings appeared. Additional notes confirm The Dolly Sisters Since You Went Away Moon Over Miami were available for TV, while Laraine Day played Jane Eyre era nurse roles.
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Charlton Heston
F. F
Cleveland
Georgia
Alcoa
Kraft Mystery Theatre
Dolly Sisters
Betty Grable
June Haver
Claudette Colbert
Jennifer Jones
Shirley Temple
Miami
Don Ameche
J. W. Rienzi
TV KEY MAILBAGNote to Readers Steven H Scheuer
Steven H Scheuer is addressed c o TV KEY MAILBAG this paper for reader questions about television programs or actors. The notice invites inquiries and responses through the paper mailbag.
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Steven H. Scheuer
c/o TV
TV Schedule and PSA Text From Local Stations
A dense listing of TV and radio programming across multiple channels for the evening and following day, including show times for Popeye Funhouse Huntley-Brinkley The Rifleman The Lucy Show and news/weather blocks across WNYS WCMY WFREN WSYR WCNY WSGO WOSC and related stations along with an extended fragment promoting FASTEETH denture powder.
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Bud Ballou
Ben Casey
Wcmy-Tv
Channel 7
Walter Cronkite
Watertown
New City Hall
Wfren-Tv
Channel 5
Petticoat Junction
Wsyr-Tv
Woody Woodpecker
Huntley-Brinkley
Jack LaLanne
Santa Fe Riders
Mike Douglas
Donna Reed
General Hospital
Baron Daemon
CBS News
Andy of
Oswego
Main Street USA
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Trient
Poppins
Dick Andrews
van Dyke Dan
Dorothy Jane Hickok
Grose Music Shop
Doulor
Mack's
Bridge St
Ella Raines
Dr. Kildare
Lew Ayres
B. H
Tampa
Fla
Laraine Day
Miss Raines
Janet Dean
Elizabeth Taylor
Jane Eyre
Joan Fontaine
Orson Welles
Miss Taylor
D. L
Continental
Ohio
Helen
Peggy Ann Garner
Jane
Huntley-Brinkiey
Wnys-Tv
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
Mutual Network
Northeast
Sundial
Beverly
the Washington
Frank Dale
Pat Reilly
Dateline
Dateline Sports
Dateline Music
Newscape
Wosc-Fm
Meg
Strictly Music
the Music Hall
Ivy Music Hall
Gaslight
Starlight
Northeast Network
Aeae
Captain Sirecco
Attwood
Atlantic West First & Utica
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Homeowners Policy
Barrett
Insurance Service
West Cayuga ST
Oswego, N. Y
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Pleasure Seekers
Ann Margret
Carol
Lynley
Wego County
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Neuter Super Market
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