Television Schedule Summary for Midland Odessa and San Angelo
TV listings for KMID KBIMS KBIM and related stations show evening programming across channels 2 5 7 with news reports sports weather and entertainment. Notable items include The FBI Defector story Adam 12 MASH Hawaii Five-O The Rifleman Cleopatra part II and game shows plus soap operas and late news.
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Betty Carter
Barnaby Jones
Marcus Welby
M.D
Cleopatra
Julius Ceasar
Marc Anthony
Lilias
Newsroom
CBS Late Movie
Utopia
Bing
Bob
Gold Fields
Alaska
Dorothy
Pal
Afternoon TV and Soap Opera Schedule Snapshot
The listing outlines a daytime to early evening broadcast cadence with soap operas Guiding Light and Days of Our Lives, competition shows The $10,000 Pyramid and Let's Make a Deal, plus cartoons and educational segments like Exploring the World of Science. It marks channel 5S and 2 slots with times from 12:15 to 2:15 PM and 7 to 11 PM, featuring multiple repeats and variety.
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Guiding Light
Metroplex
Lands & People of Our World
New Mexico
Shakespeare on West Texas plains festival guide
A catalog of summer events across Texas from May to June. Kerrville Folk Festival and Yodeling Contest spotlight national acts while San Antonio Fiesta Noche del Rio, Indian pow wow at Livingston, and diverse fairs across the state attract visitors. Also notes Shakespeare Festival in Odessa and other regional happenings with Texas Calendar of Events details.
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KBIM
Roswell
KTVT
Plains
West Texas
Texas
Kerrville
San Antonio
Livingston
Miami
Fredericksburg
el Paso
Tigua
Luling
Austin
Festival USA
Galveston
Pecos
Texas Highway Department
Travel and Information Division
Magnolias Shade a Small East Texas Town Jefferson's Past Preserved
A nostalgic travel note highlights Jefferson Texas as a living 19th century scene. It visits the Excelsoir Hotel with presidential suites and rare furnishings, Jay Gould's private railroad car, the Freeman Plantation and DAR state house, and odd finds like Jenny Lind’s historic piano. The piece invites readers to retreat into the town's ante bellum charm and historic medallion landmarks.
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Texas
Jefferson
Excelsoir
Natchez
New Orleans
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ulysses S. Grant
Jay Gould
Gould
Atlanta
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Freeman Plantation
Dar State House
Jenny Lind
Riggs bets on rematch with Billie Jean King over tennis clash
AP reports Bobby Riggs, 57, says he could beat Billie Jean King in a rematch under daylight clay conditions. King declines, saying no for 5 million dollars. Riggs reflects on the 1973 Battle of the Sexes and praises top women’s tennis after observing a Florida NBC event.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Bobby Riggs
Billie Jean King
Miss King
Jack Armstrong reveals his true identity on radio nostalgia tour
New York AP report recalls Jim Ameche, 59, admitting he played Jack Armstrong the All American Boy from 1933 to 1939. He says the secretive reveal was intentional to boost interest and notes sponsors and networks never disclosed the actor’s name. Ameche, from Kenosha, recalls starting at 18 with a $59.50 weekly pay in Chicago, performing two live shows five days a week, and that the role’s mysteries and offscreen dynamics remained largely hidden in the era’s radio lore.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Jack Armstrong
Jim Ameche
Hudson High
Jack
CBS
NBC
Don Ameche
Ameche
Armstrong
Chicago
Billy Fairfield
Betty
First American prize of the Revolution nabbed at Machias
In June 1775 seized by 40 Machias men the British schooner Margaretta after an incident sparked by lumber for food trade with Bostonians and Tory lumber aboard the rival vessel. Townsfolk, angered by Lexington and Concord news, boarded the Margaretta and captured it. The World Almanac notes.
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Machias
Maine
Margaretta
Lexington and Concord
World Almanac
Economic adjustment and control tinkering cited
A bureaucrat views economic adjustment as adding more controls. The remark highlights skepticism about regulatory expansion and state intervention in markets. The quote underscores tensions between policy aims and governance strategies.
Caverns expand hours and tours at Carlsbad Park
Carlsbad Caverns National Park, under Supt. Dayton, announces new hours starting May 1. Visitor center 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. main cavern trips 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily with 2:30 p.m. latest for the 3 mile walk from the natural entrance. Night bat flights resume May 11 at 7 p.m. at the entrance amphitheater. Lantern Trips to New Cave resume May 22 with four daily tours, 3.5 miles walking, 25-person groups, reservations at (505) 785-2233. Further hours and services expand on June 8 for the summer schedule.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Don Dayton
Supt
Dayton
New Cave
Slaughter Canyon
Government presses churn out seventy five million daily
Government printing presses produce about 75 million dollars in new bills each day, a rate comparable to the amount lawmakers on Capitol Hill can spend in the same period.
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Capitol Hill
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News Center
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FBI
Adam
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Bay
Devil
Lucas
Torrance
America
James Baldwin
Beverly Hillbillies
Jethro
Jed
ABC
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All My Children
Untouchables
Hollywood Squares
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the Young & Restless
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the Doctors
Edge of Night
New Price General Hospital
Shakespeare
Texas Plains
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One Life To Live
Somerset
Hazel
Merv Griffin
High Rollers
S Electric Company
I Love Lucy
NBC Nightly News
Zoom
Walter Cronkite
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
E. Texas
Flannery
Mary Helen Johnston
Marshall Space Flight Center
Alabama
Spacelab
Johnston
Gar. Enterprise
Ms. King
Nbc-Tv
Florida
Riggs
Julie Heldman
Jim Simpson
Chris Evert
Nashville
Tenn
Los Angeles
Kenosha, Wis
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Midwest
State Theatre
Gene Shalit
BT Rearad
United Artists
Ty Reynolds
Caverns
Dairy Queen
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Texas Dairy Queen Trade Association
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