March 8 1965 TV Listings Highlight Evening Lineup
The schedule outlines daytime 6 am to 5 pm listings and prime time lineups across channels 3 5 10 and 12. Notable entries include Bat Masterson Laramie The Andy Griffith Show Lucy Show I Love Lucy and The Tonight Show with Regis Philbin later in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Cronkite
Huntley-Brinkley
Andy Griffith
Helen
Andy Taylor
Karen Karen
Lucy
Vivian Vance
Arthur Godfrey
Andy Williams Shaw
Shirley Jones
Terry-Thomas
Friendly Lion
Andy
Will Stockdale
Martin
Krupnick
Catholic Trends Examined in New TV Documentary
A one hour KTAR TV program titled The Pope and the Vatican surveys shifts in the Roman Catholic Church under Pope Paul VI. It features the Ecumenical Council’s ongoing work, Pope Paul’s leadership, and scenes from papal life and the Roman Curia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
Ktartv
Channel 12
Paul
John XXIII
Pope Paul
Roman Curia
Dr Hardy Flubs X ray Gaffe on General Hospital
John Beradino as Dr Steve Hardy jokes about confusing a duodenum with a lung during a TV medical scene. He recalls a Johns Hopkins medical student calling to point out the mix up after rehearsal and filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beradino
Steve Hardy
Abc-Tv
General Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Hardy
Wolper to Produce Feminine Mystique Documentary Special
David L. Wolper plans a new season documentary on The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan. His crew will film nationwide to gather women’s views on the female role in contemporary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wolper
Hollywood
Betty Friedan
Wolper
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Vera Miles
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James Farentino
Bing Crosby
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Ben Casey
Jerry Lewis
U.N.C.L.E
Elsa Lanchester
Regis Philbin
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Dina Merrill
Gig Young
Joan Blondell
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