Television Schedule Digest for KOSA Channel 7
A dense listing of weekday and weekend daytime and primetime lineups across stations, featuring CBS News and shows like Captain Kangaroo, The Joker's Wild, soaps, game shows, sports, cartoons, and late-night movies, with multiple disjoint time blocks and occasional misprints. It catalogs programs across days with many named programs and networks, including sports, church services, and special movie broadcasts.
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Vin Scully
Merv Griffin
Walter Cronkite
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Bob Newhart
Mister Tibbs
Harlem Globetrotters
Billy Joe Hargis
1St Baptist Church
Sierra
CBS Sports Illustrated
Barnaby Jones
Gerald Myers
The
Porter Waggoner
Jacques Cousteau
U.S.A
Andy Williams
Lawrence Welk
Julie Andrews
Sanford and Son
the Little People
Midland Lee
Midland High
Houndcats
Jetsons
Pink Panther
Underdog
the Barkleys
James Robison
Hellcats of the Navy
Texas A&m
Texas
Temple Baptist Church
Boo Theatre
John Hart
Douglass Edwards
New Mexico
CBS News
KBIM
Papa John Creach Charting Diverse Rock and Jazz Career
Papa John Creach, 55, acts as violinist for Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna after a varied path in Chicago Los Angeles Memphis and San Francisco. He discusses musical range ambitions home life and the shift from jazz to rock and roll, plus his plans for future albums and performances.
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Papa John Creach
Jefferson Airplane
San Francisco
Young and White
Hot Tuna
Creach
Joey Covington
Musicians Union
Los Angeles
Covington
The
Planes
Papa John
Grant
St. Louis
Covington and Creach
Beaver Falls
Europe
Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Illinois Symphony
PWA
Roy Milton
Memphis
Symphony
Jill Corey Faces Hurdles In Comeback After Star Run
Dark-eyed singer Jill Corey, once a Your Hit Parade star backed by Mitch Miller, pursues a return to music after a long pause. She says past control by others hurt her voice and career, and she now blends modern club acts with earlier torch ballads while balancing family life.
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Eve Sharbutt
AP News
New York
Jill Corey
Mitch Miller
Star
Jill
Norma Jean Speranza
Pennsylvania
Corey
Miller
Beatles
Elton John
Dory Previn
Clara
Newport
Miss Corey
Live radio remotes make a quiet comeback on NBC Monitor
NBC Radio's Monitor weekend service is reviving live remotes from venues with jazz and rock acts. Cab Calloway and daughter Chris headline a Saturday remote, while Experiment One Project tapes delayed concerts by Three Dog Night Elvis Presley Carpenters Blood Sweat & Tears.
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NBC Radio Network
NBC
Frank Sinatra
Harry James
Frank Jr
Minotor
Duke Ellington
Lionel Hampton
Count Basie
Stan Getz
Monitor
Cab Calloway
Chris
Akron
Ohio
Bobby Goldsboro
Elvis Presley
Carpenters
Purdue University
Two WCBS TV public service spots target sex discrimination
In New York a pair of 30 second commercials airing this weekend on WCBS TV advocate the idea that job discrimination due to sex is stupid. The spots, described as public service announcements, aim to shift focus from products to social change.
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New York
Wcbs-Tv
Public Service
Firing Line targets broadcasters with White House aide
New York AP reports that this Sunday’s Firing Line features Clay T. Whitehead, a controversial director in the White House Office of Telecommunications Policy, whose December push to halt ideological propaganda sparked uproar in broadcast circles. Buckley hosts with deep corporate knowledge of the industry.
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New York
Clay T. Whitehead
White House
Office of Telecommunications Policy
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
Public figures discuss media bias and NOW ads impact
The interview with Buckley on Whitehead covers network programs and cable reruns. NOW launches low key ads on sex discrimination funded by CBS, with WCBS-TV planning to run them and CBS stations weighing broader rollout nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization For Women Now
CBS
Philadelphia
NOW
CBS Television Network
Midge Kovacs
Wcbs-Tv
Australia Bans Cigarette Ads on TV and Radio
Australia moves to stop tobacco advertising on television and radio and launches a public education program about smoking dangers. The measures aim to reduce smoking rates through media bans and awareness campaigns.
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Australia
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