Television Schedule for Harlingen Channel Four
Channel 4 KGBT TV Harlingen lists a daily lineup with Unity Word at 55 minutes past the hour. It includes Popeye Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Love Lucy The McCoys General Hospital Love of Life CBS News Tennessee Ernie Table Talk Mickey Mouse Superman Sea Hunt and Burty in various time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Daily
Word
CBS Morning News
the McCoys
General Hospital
Love of Life
CBS News
TV Schedule Snapshot For Weslaco Harlingen Stations
Channel line up lists programs for KRGV Weslaco and KGBT Harlingen including NBC News reports Today and Farm News morning and afternoon shows, with evenings featuring Missing Links You Don’t Say Truth or Consequences and 3 Stooges plus The Greatest Show on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC News Report
Noon News
Farm News
Ty Cobb
NBC News
Television Schedule Fragments and Show Lineup
A fragmented TV grid lists programs and times including Caurnoons, Jim Thomas, El Valle Show Alegre, The Coming, The Answer, Touchdown World of Color, Your TV, Dan Smoot, Grindl, Newsbeat, Bonanza, Teatro Cin Trails West, Movie Co and Football across late afternoon to night slots. The OCR text mixes show titles with numbers and partial captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caurnoons
Jim Thomas
Alegre
Spanish of Christ
Christo- News
Wonderful
Touchdown World of Color
Your TV
Dan Smoot
Teatro Cin
Trails West
Bears and hunting notes from Valley Sportsmen Club meeting
The December Valley Sportsmen Club meeting reported more bears in Starr County due to drought in Mexico. Texas black bear season runs Nov 16 to Dec 31 with a bag limit of one. The club plans an Operation Orphans event Jan 4 in Harlingen with movies. Valley youths helped 57 deer for the program, giving 14 away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr County
Mexico
Valley Sportsmen Club
Texas
Harlingen
Dallas
David J. DePue
San Benito
Sunny Glen
Boys Ranch
Mason County
Brownsville
Gene Ashby
Valley Club
Operation Orphans, Inc
Mason
Texas Population Change Shows Gals Lead The Men
Texas on April 1 1960 population topped 9.5 million and is projected to reach 11.7 million by 1970 per Dr R L Skrabanek of Texas A&M. The study notes rising urban growth 143 counties lost population 11 counties grew most, with females outnumbering males for the first time and rising shares of under 15 and over 65. Educational and income levels also rose 1950 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texars
R. L. Skrabanek
Texas A&m University
Texas
Skrabanek
Horses on Move to City Life in Texas
Texas horses are migrating from ranges to cities says Ed Avacek of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. While overall numbers decline, horses concentrate near metropolitan counties led by Kinberg Harris Tarrant Washington and Brazoria. Riding stables 4 H clubs and pet ownership rise among urban Texans as horse value reaches 31 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Ed Avacek
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U. S
Cline
Kieberg
Harris
Tarrant
Washington
Brazoria
Avacek
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Channel 4
Kgby-Tv
Harlingen Texas
CBS
Weatherrama
Ning
Perry Mas
Jim Cason
Rawhide
the Nurses
Aimie Me
F. Sullivan
Death Wal
Pheeters News
Twilight
Unity Daily Word
Krgv-Tv
Weslaco, Texas
News & News
Hazel
Quick Drawe McGraw
Channel
Kgbt-Tv
Harlingen, Texas
Superman
Burty
Euroo
CBS Evening News
Jim
Boo
Hennessey
Price
Jackie Glen
Ast
Rae A
Benny Cecil
Bomba
Phil Silvers
Alfred
Rin Tin Tin
Wessace
Sergeant
Ruff & Reddy
Temple
Andy
Willi
Kergy-Tv
Hamelin
Perso
Bethlehem
Ee Sullivan Paes Bravo
Iandel
Judy Gar
CBS Sports
Jerry Lewis
V.T.C
Brownsville Pt
Brownsville Shrimp Basin
Port Isabel
Padre Island
Valley
Jake Relv
Charter Service & Tours
the Valley Sponsored BY
Valley Sportsmen Club A I As
Harry Foenner
Laguna Atascosa Wildlife Refuge
Cameron County
Richard Rigby
Department of Agricultural Information
del Monte
Pillsbury
Roegelein
Crisco Folger's
Maryland Club
Coffee Wesson Oil
Kimbell
Dee Ch
Heee
Stokley
Monarch
Pickles
AMOND
Tee
Hershey
del Monte Catsup
GRO. & Met
S&h
Alaska
Colley
Photo
Colley Boat Office
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