TV Schedule Fragment With Classic Show Lineup
A dense listing presents a weekday broadcast grid from KBIM and KMOM Roswell to KTVT Dallas featuring primetime movies, game shows, soaps, news, and children's programs. Notable items include The Battle Of The Bulge film, The Tonight Show, and various daytime serials alongside weather and community calendars.
TV Listings and a Philosophical Prompt
A schedule of morning and daytime TV programs runs through cartoons, game shows, and talk formats. A closing line from Phil Pastoret advocates courage of convictions, followed by a question about holiday sale gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Pastoret
Makarova Seeks Freedom In Dance And Life
Natasha Makarova, famed prima ballerina, reflects on defection from the Soviet Union, global residency, and a demanding schedule. She discusses training, new works by Robbins and MacMillan, personal and professional freedoms, and balancing marriage to Edward Karkar with a ballet career marked by grit and international travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
NEA
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Natasha
Marina
Bay
Alacatraz
Angel Island
Golden Gate Bridge
Baryshnikov
Gulu
Madame Makarova
Eugen Schneider
Suzie
China
Natalia Makarova
Edward Karker
Union Street
Schneider
Marina Green
Makarova
Rudolf Nureyev
Soviet Union
Nureyev
London
Leningrad
Ussr
Tam
Menin
Russia
Italy
Rome
Moscow
Bolshoi
West
Jerome Robbins
New York
Kenneth MacMillan
MacMillan
Giselle
Edward Karkar
Ivan the Terrible aims to spoof Moscow family life on CBS
Rupert Hitzig will film a five episode summer sitcom in New York about a nine member Moscow family living in a tiny apartment. The show stars Lou Jacobi as Ivan and uses a comedy angle to mirror familiar American stories.
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New York
Los Angeles
Rupert Hitzig
Fun City
Russia
Steppe
Ivan the Terrible
CBS
Lou Jacobi
Ivan
Moscow
Hitzig
United States
Alan King
Gotham
Calucci
Beacon Hill
Howard Cosell
Alan
Aldrin life after flight spotlighted in TV film
An ABC telecast May 14 presents Return To Earth based on Buzz Aldrin life after the moon mission. Cliff Robertson stars with Shirley Knight Ralph Bellamy and Stephanie Powers in a biographical drama about Aldrin s struggle with low mood and seeking help. The Texas Association for Mental Health promotes Mental Health Month with a public drive.
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Carroll B. Bryant
Texas Association For Mental Health
ABC Television
Edwin E
Buzz
Aldrin
Cliff Robertson
Shirley Knight
Ralph Bellamy
Stephanie Powers
Earth
National Association For Mental Health
National Associationn For Mental Health
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KMID
Midland
KERA
Dallas
KOSA
Odessa
Zoom News Center
KBIM
Sam
Samantha
Newsroom
Hogans Heroes
Doc
Reed
Benjamin
FBI
Erskine
Laverne & Shirley
Opera Theater
The
Flying Dutchman
S.W.A.T
Beverly Hillbillies
Jed Clampett
Marcus Welby
Henry Fonda
Robert Shaw
Robert MacNeil
Hawkins
Monahans
Roswell
the Young and the Restless
Perry Mason
Villa Alegre
U.S
NBC News
Somerset
Electric Company
New Mexico Outdoors
Metroplex
Math Factory
Rhyme & Reason
the Doctors
Lette People
Guiding Light
Break the Bank
General Hospital
Flipper
Ryans Hope
Flintstones
Mister Rogers
Bullwinkle
Daniel Boone
NBC Nightly News
S Electric Company
Walter Cronkite
CBS Evening News
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Zoom
Today Show
Lilias
Night Gallery
Wheel of Fortune
Magnificent
Self Incorporated
BY Roger Bollen
Finster
Gour
Rocky Grimer
Finster Ony
Grimer
AC Pini
Bowling Aweys
By Murray Olderman
Kirov Ballet Troup
Scotland Yard
Kirov Ballet
By Gill Fox
NEA, the
Commonwealth Theatres
Stewart Petersen
Cag T Ta Fe
United Artists
Cable T.V
Roswell, N.M
KTVT
Ft. Worth
Midland Kosa
KMOM
Warner Cable OF
Pecos