Television Schedule Fragments From Midland Dallas and Odessa
A dense OCR style listing outlines TV times and programs across KMID KERA KOSA KBIMS and local stations. It includes news sports movies titles such as The Rifleman Police Story Hawaii Five-0 Beverly Hillbillies and the Tonight Show along with late night reports and meditation segments. The mix presents a typical Tuesday evening grid with multiple channels and time slots.
Morning TV Schedule Highlights 2 Station Lineup
A detailed daily grid lists KMOM Monahans and KBIM Roswell with a cable channel lineup. Programs include Today Show CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo The Joker's Wild Wheel of Fortune and The Brady Bunch along with soap operas and game shows. Sign off occurs at 3:00 pm.
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New Zoo Revue
Wheel of Fortune
KMOM
Monahans
KBIM
Roswell
KTVT
Dallas
Afternoon 2 Contact 2 7 High Noon 10 Guiding Light 9
Community Calendar lists daytime and syndicated shows across channels with soap operas, game shows, and cartoons. Notable programs include Guiding Light Days of Our Lives The Guiding Light New Mexico Today and multiple children’s cartoons. Broad schedule shows news blocks NBC Nightly News and ABC Evening News at 5 and 9 respectively.
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Guiding Light
Metroplex
New Mexico
NBC Nightly News
Zoom
Walter Cronkite
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Shirley Temple Black and Jerome Courtland kiss reunion in studio hallway
In Los Angeles Shirley Temple Black meets Jerome Courtland on the Walt Disney lot. The former child star and Disney board member recalls Courtland gave her first screen kiss in Kiss and Tell. Courtland, now a producer, discusses his career and memories as he works on Escape from Witch Mountain. Benny Goodman and Aaron Copland also performed Mozart at the International Music Festival in San Salvador.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Walt Disney Studios
Jerome Courtland
Shirley Temple Black
Disney Board of Directors
U.S
Ghana
Shirley
Disney
Courtland
Witch Mountain
Eddie Albert
Ray Milland
Donald Pleasance
Courtland Jouroiman Jr
Knoxville
Tenn
Hollywood
Irene Dunne
Charles Boyer
Mozart New York
Benny Goodman
Aaron Copland
San Salvador
Buenos Aires Symphony
Mozart
Old Indian trails and Texas tribes shape frontier history
The article surveys surviving Texas tribes Alabama Coushatta and Tigua, tracing origins in Alabama and Ysleta, and notes other groups like Comanches, Apaches, Karankawas, Tonkawas, Caddoes, and Cherokees. It describes reservations, living villages, museums, and tourist tributes across East and West Texas.
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Texas
Alabama- Coushattas
Tiguas
Big Thicket
East
Livingston
US 190
Alabama
Sam Houston
el Paso
la Isleta
Texas-Ysleta
Ysleta
Rio Grande
East Texas
Texarkana
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Stephenville
Marshall
Caddo State Park
Caddo Lake
Barbs By PHIL HIL PASTORET
A satirical column questions thermostat settings in the energy office and mocks costly speaking dinners. It quips about bus windows stuck in winter and spring and makes light of a job hunt with a playful metaphor about a wheelbarrow.
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Phil Hil Pastoret
Energy Office
License renewal friction grows over new consumer agency meddling
broadcasters face renewal pressure as a Senate bill could empower a new Agency for Consumer Advocacy to intervene in FCC license renewals. NAB opposes the provision arguing no marketplace transaction exists and no need for federal interference amid broad public input.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Federal Communications Commission
Senate
FCC
ACA
National Association of Broadcasters
Government Operation Committee
Dick Wegman
Jerry Murphy
Congress Watch
Ralph Nader
Murphy
NAB
Globe casts Wizard for Odessa performances
Charles David McCally announces the Globe of the Great Southwest production of The Wizard of Oz in Odessa with Diane Toomey as Dorothy. Performances run April 18 19 20 25 26 and 27 at 8 30 p m with 2 p m Sunday matinees. Local talent stars include Ronald M Sequoia as choreographer and Globe Academy dancers. Season tickets save over at door prices. Odessa College and UTPB students admitted free with ID.
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Charles David McCally
The
Globe of the Great Southwest
Globe
Globe Academy Company
Diane Toomey
Anita
Dorothy
Emerald City
Miss Toomey
Ronald M. Sequoia
Festival Ballet of
San Antonio
Lubbock Ballet Association
Odessa Ballet of Association
Globe Academy
Stitchery pictures exhibit by Miriam McNitt in Odessa
An exhibit of stitchery pictures by Miriam McNitt of California opens April 4 at the President Museum in Odessa. McNitt will attend the opening and joins in Birthday and Founders Recognition Day Festivities as part of Project 200 Bicentennial events. The works honor American presidents and their contributions, including symbols of the thirteen colonies under George Washington.
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Miriam McNitt
California
President Museum
Odessa
George Washington
White House burning and Star Spangled Banner in art display
The exhibit highlights James Madison and James Buchanan eras, noting the British burning of the White House, founding of the Pony Express, and Moon exploration. Mrs. McNitt showcases stitchery and crafts with pieces in Smithsonian and Mt. Vernon shows, plus ongoing work at Ansel Adams Studio in Yosemite. The show opens in Odessa on April 4 at 10 30 a.m. and runs through April with museum hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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James
James Buchanan
Richard Nixon
Odessa
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One Life To Live
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Columbia
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