TV Schedule Fragments and Program Descriptions
A dense listing of Midland and Dallas stations detailing daily shows and times. It includes news, sports, movies, and special programs from KBIM KERA KOSA and others, with entries covering Nightwatch News Meditations and a Klondike Annie crime plot excerpt. Settings show time blocks from 5:00 to 1:15.
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Lilias
ABC
TV Listing Morning Schedule Highlights and Kids Shows
A broadcast lineup shows morning programs across channels with country music segments, farm news, and children’s shows like Sesame Street Mister Rogers and The New Zoo Revue. Afternoon blocks feature soap operas and game shows while late slots include The Untouchables Perry Mason and NBC News.
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New Zoo Revue
Wheel of Fortune
Petticoat Junction
High Rollers
Electric Company
All My Children
Hollywood Squares
Villa Alegre
Afternoon Network Schedule and Movie Listings
A dense afternoon to prime time TV grid shows soap operas guiding light days, game shows, and classic cartoons. Programs include Guiding Light Days of Our Lives The Doctors Edge of Night Match Game One Life to Live General Hospital The Money Maze Popeye Hazel Lost in Space Speed Racer Flintstones Mickey Mouse Club Bonanza Gilligans Island and news programs NBC Nightly News ABC Evening News with Walter Cronkite and Dick Van Dyke.
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NBC Nightly News
Zoom
Walter Cronkite
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Ray Stevens to Headline Skyrama at Astroworld USA
Houston will host Ray Stevens at the Skyrama open air concert stage on June 7 with shows at 7 and 9 p.m. General admission covers entry and seating is first come, first served. Stevens, famed for Ahab the Arab and The Streak, also pursues TV and Broadway projects amid a busy concert schedule.
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Houston
Ray Stevens
Astroworld USA
Skyrama
Ray
Ahab
Gitarzan
Johnny Appleseed
Astroworld
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on IRS and collective nouns
A humorous column by Phil Pastoret mocks the IRS joke name Instant Retribution System and coins a new collective noun for workers a shirk of loaders. It playfully notes dramatic shifts in perks claiming cry on their shoulder and purchasing benefits like saving 100 percent on gas via bus rides.
The Challenge of Change by Nelson Wolff reviewed
A detailed, candid account tracing Texas constitutional history from 1836 to the present, arguing for a new Texas constitution. Senator Wolff critiques political games, cites debates and personal rivalries, and highlights the 1875 convention and its aftermath. It features commentary from Gov Dolph Briscoe and Justice Louis Brandeis.
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San Antonio
Nelson Wolff
Austin
Texas
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Daniel Boone
Dolph Briscoe
Louis de Brandeis
Bexar County
House
Senate
Texas Senate
Constitutional Revision Commission
Health series demise hangs on uncertain next season
Public TV may rerun Feeling Good starting July 2 as the fate of a second season remains unclear. CTW and Telev ision Workshop officials weigh cost, underwriter sentiment, and Cavett schedule while evaluating impact and audience response to the revised half hour format.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Public TV
Children’s Television Workshop
CTW
Stu Awbry
Public Broadcasting Service
CTV Brass
CTV
Awbry
Dick Cavett
Cavett
Cbs-Tv
Saratoga festival will feature ballet and orchestra
Saratoga NY plans for its 10th anniversary summer festival will bring the New York City Ballet to town for a July event and the Philadelphia Orchestra to perform in August, aligning with the racing season. The twice yearly concerts complement the summer racing schedule in Saratoga Springs.
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Ballet
Saratoga, N.Y
New York City Ballet
Philadelphia Orchestra
Alda’s restless quest for showbiz mastery and balance
Hollywood star Alan Alda leads a busy creative life beyond M A S H. He writes, directs, and produces while balancing family life in a New Jersey town. He pursues two TV pilots, seeks a good movie script, and often works two projects at once.
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Hollywood
New Jersey City
Arlene
Alda
Finlayson to direct two Shakespeare plays at the Globe Theater
Internationally known stage director Michael Finlayson will guest direct Much Ado About Nothing and Troilus and Cressida at the Odessa Globe Summer Shakespeare Festival running June 20 to August 24. Charles David McCally directs Dames at Sea and The Life of Christ. Tickets on sale through June 15, eight admissions for 15 dollars, savings over door prices.
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Michael Finlayson
Troilus and Cressida
Odessa Globe
Charles David McCally
the Globe
Odessa
Cressida
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