The Season Of Love Letter From Adoptive Parents
An unsigned Christmas message from a rural subscriber thanks two women who placed their adopted children with the family. The letter expresses joy, gratitude, and appreciation for the gift of life. It describes a loving home, healing from past loneliness, and wishes the birth mothers a peaceful holiday season.
TV Tonight: Variety of Sports and Films Broadcast
Program lineup includes Inside the NFL and ESPN SportsCenter at 7, entertainment repeats, and a holiday movie slate with Scrooge Miracle on 34th Street and The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh. Notable guests Warren Graves and Nicole Evans appear in late-evening features.
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Entertainment Tonight
MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn SportsCenter
P.M
Tfith
Laverne and Shire
Pinocchio
HBO
Dukes of Hazzard
Bach
Scrooge
Ebeneezer Crooge
Warren Graves
Nicole Evans
Drew Borland
Washington
Paul Duke
Tao Washington
NFL Films
NFL Sympany
Wall Street
Louis Rukayser
Fragmented Movie List Features Knight Alder and Holiday Specials
A garbled OCR listing mixes film and TV items including The Lockhorns 2 Knight Alder Michael night break into a base to rescue a daughter, Muppet Movie in Hollywood, 1879 gym events, Mel Torme Christmas tribute, Remington Steele investigation, Ice Skating Ennis Cup, Rich Little Christmas Carol, ESPN and CBS news notes, Elvis This Is Elvis, Yuletide music specials, and Twilight Zone with Barney Miller references.
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Knight Alder
Michael
Kermit the Frog
Hollywood
Pops
Mel Torme
Remington Steele
Remington
Laura
Stherlanda
TBS Evening News
Benny Hill
Rich Little
Rich
Independent Network News
Christmas Reminiscence From War Years
Memo recalls Christmas 1942 as a paratrooper away from home in Camp Elliott. The writer reflects on fear faith and survival, noting the casual replacement battalion as a homeless unit and eventual return to family with hope and gratitude.
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U.S. Grant Hotel
San Diego
Calif
Co. C Paratroops
Camp Elliott
Kansas
U. S. Grant
O. K
CBS Airs Long Eye Opening Panel On Media and Business
CBS News presents Eye on the Media a 14-voice panel on the press and business. The hour airs Saturday at 10 p.m. EST amid holiday viewing, with Dan Rather and Mike Wallace playing accusatory journalists and Harvard professor Charles Nelson moderating.
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Fred Rothenberg
New York
CBS News
Business
CBS
Columbia University
Dan Rather
Mike Wallace
Calcium and diet for a milk allergic child guidance
A correspondent asks about calcium pills and kidney stones for a milk allergic child. Dr Donahue explains daily need at ages 1 to 4 is about 800 mg, mostly from food, and warns supplements only if dietary intake falls short. He urges professional medical advice before starting any mineral program.
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Ottawa Herald and TV satire on news gathering ethics
A fragment discusses Ottawa Herald style and a media ethics drama. It mentions Rather, Wallace, Bendix chairman William Agee, Mobil executive Herb Schmertz, and Edison president Howard Allen in a critique of interviewing tactics. The piece previews a fly-on-the-wall look at journalism.
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Rather
Nelson
60 Minutes
Rathe
Wallace
William Agee
Bendix Corp
Agee
Herb Schmertz
Mobil Corp
Schmertz
Howard Allen
Southern California Edison
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