Television Log for Tuesday April 25 1967
The page lists a dense TV schedule with multiple channels and programs across the day and night. Notable items include Sperman and Reaves at 11, Red Skelton Hour, The Patty Duke Show, Walter Cronkite Huntley Brinkley reports, The Munsters episode Shrimpenstein Shaw, and a Cosmos of variety shows, movies, and specials featuring stars like Elvis Presley, James Stewart, and Spike Jones. It notes specific times such as 2 00 CBS News Special and 306 PM tennis roller games live, plus a dramatic depiction of a bear and a vaccine scare elements in Crusade 67 and other listed dramas and comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shari Lewis
Yanks Benny
Sammy Davis Jr
Lorne Greene
Vic Merrow
Saunders
Vincent Price
June Lockhart
Robot
San Fernando
ABC News
James Stewart
USAF
Tactical Air Command
Vietnam
Merv Griffin
Henry Morgan
Edie Adams
Groucho Marx
Wanderlust
Bill Burnid
Rogers Pass
Joan Blackman
Angela Lansbury
West
Jack" Smith
Dieffenbaker
Moll & Anson
CBS News
David Kim
Leonardtein
Herman's Hermits
Janis Ian
Brian Wilson
Beach Boys
the Hollies
Tim Buckley
David Janssen
Barry’ Morse
Robert Drivas
Eduard Franz
Deeriten Mit Osemary Mure
Kimble
Robt
Colbert
Alex Dreier
Paradise
Bill Burrod
Mike Laurence
Eston
Paul Niven
Bill
San Remo
Alfred Hitchcock
Edgar Stehli
Baxter Ward
Sierra Baron
Brian Keith
Rita Gam
Joe Pyne Nat
Ralph de Toledano
RFK
Don Blyth
John Raybom
Hugh Marlowe
Forest Rangers
Fred MacMurray
Susan Hayward
Johnny Carson
Count Basie
Roger Miller
Susan Oliver
Clive Revill
Joey Bishop
Patty Duke
John Loder
TV Guide Page Summary 1967 April 26
Television listings and features from KNXT and local shows. Highlights include segments on college reports and Vietnam debate, Captain Kangaroo and Mr Wishbone Show, and appearances by Gloria and Dr Joyce Brothers. On-air talent include Joe Bennie day Hugh, Bob Paige, and Virginia Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E AM
Mart & Society
Ways ‘College
Vietnam
Joeph Bennie Day
Hugh
al Mann
KNXT
Bob Paige
Joyce Brothers
Virginia Graham
Dorothy
Television Schedule and Ads From a 1967 Broadcast Day
A cluttered April 25 1967 TV guide page lists special broadcasts and daytime fare including Angels at Orioles baseball, Braves at Dodgers, and various game shows commercials. It notes program order, times, channel cues, and a dense mix of movies serials and news segments with occasional promotional lines for classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMPC
Baseball
Angels
Orioles
KFI
Braves
Dodgers
War in the Skies F-100 Fighter Squadron Narrative
Brigadier General James Stewart USAFR narrates a color program detailing a U.S. fighter squadron in combat zones. The rock revolution segment includes Janis Joplin and Bernstein with Herman's Hermits, aired on Channel 7 in color during prime viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
James Stewart
USAFR
Janis Lah
Pard Bernstein
Herman's Hermits
Television music and culture shift spark debate
A discussion of shifting music styles labeled as pop and the so called baby boomer generation is noted. Leonard Bernstein will explain it on channel 2 at 10 tonight as Senate hearings explore a plan to fund noncommercial television via a new public broadcasting corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costu
Leonard Bernstein
Channel 2
Subcommittee of Communications
The
Senate Commerce
Tee
Washington
Channel 28
Hollywood Palace May Show Marks Host Lineup
Hollywoods Palace on May 1 features Don Ameche and Frances Langford with the King Family. CBS TV channel 2 debuts 10 half hour and four hour news specials with Harry Reasoner essays on light life profiles and conversations. The Smothers Brothers promise an April 30 show with Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra and Dom DeLuise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concant
Hollywood
Palace
The
King
Family
Don Ameche
Frances Langford
Radior
Bickersons
Cbs-Tv
Channel 2
Harry
Reasoner
Smothers Brothers
Frank Sinatra
Nancy
Dom de Luise
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Television
RTEY
Ame
Shamu
Mike Douglas Shul
Jack LaLanne
Cartoonaroony
Beverly’ Hillbill
Burns & Allen
Gypsy Rose Lee
Nature's Window
Andy of Mayberry
Pat Boone
Wayne
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Grant
Brian Dowdery
Dee Fleming
Bill Johns
Tomor
Cullen
O'Neil
John Payne
John J. Rovick
Armaallre
B. Bermud
Guiding Light
Ed Newman
Keene
Esenborge
NET. Journal
Germany
Nancy Dickerson
Betty Grable
Donna Reed
Ann Corio
Doug Edwards
News Ec. Een
Perkins
Dennis James
General Hospital
Bazo
Loretta Young Theater
Tom Frandsen
Geo. Putnam
News
Doris Day
Ethel Barrymore
Billy Barty
Lloyd Bridges
Hennesey
J. Cooper
Blackavon
Laurel and Hardy
Anthony Steel
Doctors
Neilsen
Edmond
Ann Todd
Ralph Richardson
Sammy Davis Jr Davis Jr
Ron God
Jabna
Reeves
Eelley
Redknonck Teaver
Breisie
Neway
Dee P.M. Geof Eeecards
Rey
Roos
KGER
Téavor Cutrane
hHaaver & Hore
Geol Edwards
Willie Warten
Chacel
Cave Shaw
Allien Kei
Pat Bishop
KEK
Drake Ger Ray
Abe Kale
Kgen
Greates
Jae'f
David Karc
Micheel Stackson
Rneer Carrolla
Abc-Tv
Channel 7
John Pastore
New York
Carson
Cotor
Shirley Booth
Melvyn Douglas
Loring Mandel
Booth
Florence Eldredge
Fredric Marchi
Way
Ed Sullivan
Veterena
Catt
Ratter
Amiro
Maier
Paty Wrothane
Brae
Derby
Long Beach
Thunderbirds
Texas
Outlaws
Halttins
Salrey Hardman
T-Bird
Beteirs Jn
Saute
Ford
A.bece
Plaza ‘Motors
Tari
Hallflewer
Dooley's
RCA Victor New Wise
Walner
Dooley
Sa Ra Sie Peer Sereer
Hewes
B & J War
Bamis
L. Bowt
Eae
Wases TY
Pasadena Ave
Cortina
Bob Autrey
Ste
Arertiva
Atlantic Ave
Lomg Beach
Euay
Rcavictor
Booley
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