Television Schedule Highlights Mixed With Classic Reels
TV guide snippet lists Midland and Dallas stations by time with titles such as Bewitched, Hogan's Heroes, Happy Days, MASH, The Rookies, Beverly Hillbillies, Marcus Welby and more. Notes include plot hints like Endora vs Uncle Arthur, a kidnapping thriller, and The Young Rebel film with cast hints.
Morning Daytime Schedule and Programs List
A daytime schedule listing multiple TV programs and time slots. Includes country music, farm reports, meditation, news, talk shows, cartoons, game shows, soap operas, and a few classic series across channels KBIM Roswell KMOM Monahans KT News.
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KMOM
Monahans
KBIM
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Dallas
Afternoon through Friday TV Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing outlines daytime to late evening TV blocks across channels. It includes soap operas such as Days Of Our Lives and All in the Family, game shows like Match Game, classic repeats like The Twilight Zone style titles, and news programs featuring NBC CBS and ABC anchors.
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Andy Griffith
Sally Rand still dances nude at 71 in venturous grandmoth er act
Seattle AP reports Sally Rand, 71, arrests on opening night of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair for her exotic fan dance. She defends the act as timeless, noting she remains the original, travels nationwide, commands about 1500 dollars per show, and shows no plans to retire.
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Sally Rand
Chicago
Tilly Tush
Rand
Sally
William Randolph Hearst
Missouri
Helen Beck
Rand McNally
New CBS Situation Comedy Debuts With Gobble Gobble
CBS debuts Norman Lear's new series One Day at a Time about a divorced mother in Indianapolis raising two teens. The opening episode centers on a camping trip dispute with the older daughter and a lecherous building superintendent. Critics blame the writers for a weak plot despite capable leads.
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Norman Lear
CBS Tonight
Indianapolis
Ind
Hubby
Harrington
Mom
Kawasaki
Six Flags Over Texas Sets Attendance Record in 1975
Six Flags Over Texas closed its 1975 season with an attendance record of 2,277,006 during 170 days, the largest for a Six Flags theme park. The total since 1961 nears 26.8 million. General Manager Dan Howells credits a rainier spring and renewed focus on fantasy and escape, noting a 16 percent rise in visitors from beyond 500 miles. He mentions Cyrus Cosmo, a new ride, and the Light Parade as season highlights and says 1976 preparations are already underway to offer greater entertainment value amid tighter discretionary spending.
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Arlington
Texas
Six Flags Over
Six Flags
Dan Howells
Cyrus Cosmo
Teens and children favor different TV comedies study
AP report on Nielsen ratings shows teens 12 to 17 prefer Welcome Back Kotter and Six Million Dollar Man less, while children 6 to 11 favor The Carol Burnett Show and family fare like The Waltons Little House on the Prairie Swiss Family Robinson and Disney. Cop shows appeal more to teens with Baretta and Starsky and Hutch appearing on their list.
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Joe & Sons
Kotter
Gregor Mendel
Cissy
Flower Children
Jay Sharbutt
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Tony Orlando
Dawn
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