TV Schedule Fragments From a 1970s Local Guide
A pasted listing outlines day parts with morning through late night programs across channels KBIM, KOAL, and affiliates. It notes varied shows from The Rifleman to The Academy Awards, soap operas, game shows, news, and children’s programming, reflecting a dense, era-specific lineup.
Musical drama writer foresees more like it on TV
New York AP reports Billy Goldenberg, composer of Queen of the Star Dust Ballroom, predicts more TV musical dramas with contemporary themes. He doubts 24 inch MGM style musicals will return due to cost and says he would not write one. The Queen centers on a widow and a married postal worker.
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New York
Billy Goldenberg
MGM
Goldenberg
Queen
CBS
Edward Albee
Gore Vidal
Stan Wilson
Universal Television
Hollywood
Wilson
Rhoda
April 1775 and cross Atlantic tensions in American history
The month of April 1775 saw a sharp shift in colonial defiance and royal authority. The powder supply was seized, committees enforced the Continental Association, and communications to England flourished as Massachusetts maintained defense while other colonies acted against governors and arms were stockpiled in several cities. Travel data from Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains parks show Easter holiday usage rising, with March figures also up significantly compared to the prior year.
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America
Atlantic
Franklin
Dunmore
North
South Carolina
Annapolis
Charleston
Newbern
New York City
Continental Association
England
New England
Massachusetts Provincial Congress
Donald Dayton
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
the Caverns
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Caverns
Grandaddy Oscar show airs with top hosts on NBC
AP writer notes Oscars broadcast on NBC with Bob Hope Shirley MacLaine Sammy Davis Jr and Frank Sinatra hosting. TV awards frenzy grows with five more prize shows looming and a satire of acceptance speeches by Everett Scrimshaw in Bumfudgeon Fla.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Nbc-Tv
Bob Hope
Shirley MacLaine
Sammy Davis Jr
Frank Sinatra
Everett Scrimshaw
Bumfudgeon
Fla
Everett
George C. Scott
Brando
Winners named in Caverns park art exhibit
Carlsbad Caverns National Park superintendent Donald Dayton announced the results of the fourth annual art exhibit held at Carlsbad Caverns. Judges were visiting the park’s viewers, with Lucille Martin of Tucson winning first for Guadalupe Visitor, Pearl Woods of Carlsbad second for Home Hunting, and Sadie Young of Carlsbad third for Indian Brave. Leni Coffin of Organ New Mexico earned an honorable mention for Desert Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Donald Dayton
Lucille Martin
Tucson
Pearl Woods
Carlsbad
Ning
Sadie Young
Leni Coffin
Organ
New Mexico
Desert
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Kmid Midland
Kera Dallas
Kosa Odessa
Man & Environment
Vegas
Don
Ann
Newsroom
Groucho
FBI
Adam
The
Weather Machine
Lucas
Buffy
Beverly Hillbillies
Elly
Jed
Boston
CBS News
Marcus Welby
M.D
Paris
Lilias
News Center
KBIM
Metroplex
Jerusalem
ABC
Nightwatch
Government
Farm & Ranch
CBS Morning News
Today Show
High Rollers
Electric Company
All My Children
Untouchables
Hollywood Squares
Villa Alegre
Brady Bunch
KMOM
Monahans
Roswell
KTVT
Dallas
the Young & Restless
Password
Perry Mason
Ares
NBC News
Guiding Light
Lands & People of Our World
the Doctors
S Electric Company
General Hospital
Somerset S Man & Environment
Merv Griffin
NBC Nightly News
Walter Cronkite
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Hikari
Japan
Tokyo
Hakata
Fukuyama Castle
Centennialaybook
Lizzie Borden
By Roger Bollen
By Neg Cochran
Pecos Enterprise
Ookie
Bronx Zoo
Arizona
Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
Guadalupe Mountains National Parks
National Park Service
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