TV Guide Style Schedule for Baxter Ward Area
A dense listing of programs and times from March 13, 1987, including Baxter Ward News, Shrimpenstein, Yogi Bear, Buck Rogers, and many other cartoons movies and news segments. The sheet breaks down by half hour blocks from 5:00 P.M. to 2:15 A.M., noting channel numbers and show titles, with occasional parenthetical notes on hosts or guests.
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Baxter Ward
Shrimpenstein
Yogi Bear
Buck Rogers
Crabbe
Buzzman
Rileman
Connors
Peter Jennings
Superman
Reeves
Winchell-Mahoney
Courageous Cat
Merlin the Magician
Dunphy
Sixth Hour
Rawhide
Eric Fleming
Chief Crazy Orse
Victor Mature
Timmy
Lassie
Munsters
Fred Gwynne
Walter Cronkite
Huntley & Brinkley
Hume Cronyn
James Gleason
Donald Pleasance
The
King Sisters
Flintstones
McHsie’s Navy
Ernest Borgnine
Tim Conway
Parker
Gilligan's Island
Bob Denver
Gilligan
Monkees
Peter Tark
David Jones
Joey Forman
Hungry Peter
Casey Kasem
Fifth Dimension
Buffalo Springfield
Iron Horse
Dale Robertson
Julie Gregg
Noam Pitlik
Ben
Chuck Connore
Attica
Robert Lansing
Lee Meriwether
Bob Barker
Perry Mason
Raymond Burt
James Coburn
Cecil Brown
Mr. Terrific
Steve Strimpell
Cynthia Lynn
Barrie Chase
U.S
Stanley
Jeannie
Barbara Eden
Larry Hagman
Saul Gorss
Flame Devry
Tony
Captain Kidd
Lowell Thomas
Julia Chita
Lucy
Captain Nice
Wm. Daniels
Alice Ghostley
Carter
Mrs. Nast
Nice
Mad Doctor
Basil Rathbone
Christopher George
Hans Gudecast
Wilham Schallert
Troy
Merv Griffin
Margaret Winting
Cy Coleman
Tolie Fields
Allen and Rossi
Israel
Bill Burred
Chile
Teatro Familiar
Ewe Alps
Stoek
Dr. Kildare
Richard Chamberlain
Janice Rule
Robert Mitchum
Shelley Winters
David Susskind
Maxwell Reed
China
Natalie Wood
Raymond Burr
Edmond O'Brien
Johnny Carson
New York
Alan Steel
Sam Redmond
Desert 4 Cents Film Preview and Lectures
Tuesday events include an EK film Desert and a Columbia lecture slate with electric car prototypes. Hugh Dawes presents a news segment and a preview of new prototypes, as part of a March 14 broadside.
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Columbia Lectures
Josephy Berti
Hugh Dawes
TV Schedule Snapshot from March 14, 1967
A dense listing of daytime and early evening programs across channels, highlighting music, talk, game shows, dramas, cartoons, and movies. Notable items include Sherry, Captain Kangaroo, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Love of Life, The Edge of Night, and films like Riot in Cell Block 11 and Only Angels Have Wings.
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Andy of Mayberry
Pat Boone
America
Dick van Dyke Shaw
Johnny Crawford
Relig
New Zealand
Roy Rogers
Fleming
Bill Johns
CBS
Tomor
B. Cullen
Neville Brand
Sheriff John
J. Rovick
Treasure
Burrud
Guiding Light
Ed Newman
Jean Cox
Nancy Dickerson
Nan
My Sister Elteen
Janet Blais
Rosalind Russetl
Donna Reed
Jack LaLatine
Kamiy Finance
Thren
Ben Casey
Vincent Edwards
Patricia Hyland
Jean Arthur
Gary Grant
Linkletter
DeVere Baker
Johnny Grant
Edie
Yun the Tine
Floyd Kalber
Marlene Sandersons
Dennis James
General Hospital
Bozo
Loretta Young
Tom Frandsen
Fyt
the Nurses
M. Fickett
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Shirley Temple
Randolph Scott
Billy Barty
Lloyd Bridges
Another Town
Kirk
Night Line Premiere Leads Monday Broadcast Slate
A 1967 schedule notes a special Monday program at 8 p.m. on KABC with Steve Allison hosting Night Line premiere. The following day at 10:25 a.m. KFI airs a Dodgers versus Tigers baseball game.
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Kabc—Night Line
Steve Allison
KFI
Dodgers
Tigers
American Dilemma explores CIA payments to groups
CBS News interviews numerous individuals connected to recently disclosed CIA payments routed through foundations, student, labor, broadcasting and other organizations. The program airs in color at 10 PM on Channel 2.
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CBS News
CIA
Allen Dulles
William O. Douglas
Barry M. Goldwater
Wayne Morse
Eugene McCarthy
NSA
Philip Sherburne
Gloria Steinem
Oi Ren
Ken Gazzara
Slim Pickens
Burris DeBenning
Paul
Trigs
Dags
Geo. Putnam
Big Valley
Barbara Stanwyck
Lee Majors
Cloris Leachman
Dennis Hopper
Rhodes Reason
Frank McGrath
Heath
William Buckley
Intellectuals
Prof
Hans Morenthan
Alex Dreier
Nick Adams
N.E.T. Journal
CBC
Central Intelligence Agency
Channel 2
Daytime TV Crisis Rises in Soap Operas
A reader reports that daytime shows General Hospital and The Nurses confuse viewers with tangled plots and abrupt shifts. The piece critiques lack of prologue and character clarity amid hospital romance and amnesia subplots as radio schedules list music and programs across stations.
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ABC
General Hospital
Audry
Saigon Building Force to Be Cut
In Saigon 10,000 construction workers will be laid off in coming months as major war projects finish. The RMK-BFJ consortium will reduce its workforce from 39,000 by about 25 percent as projects are completed, an official statement said.
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Saigon
Rmk-Bfj
Woman Slain In Banke Bottle Shop Robbery
Police seek clues after Marie McGraw, a woman in her forties, is found dead in the Banke Bottle Shop in South Sacramento. The store is reported robbed with the cash register empty and liquor bottles left scattered. Detectives investigate motive and suspect involvement as details unfold.
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Sacramento
McGraw
Marie McGraw
Banke Bottle Shop
Douglas 62 5 Leave it to Beaver 7 Dark Shadows serial
Movie listings include Taraan's Greatest Adventure with Gordon Seate 59 and matinee by Geo Putnam News Where the Action is with Young Hell Trio. circus acts and film titles noted.
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Douglas
Leave It To Beaver
Black Baron
Circus Ath
Taraan
Gordon Seate
Geo, Putnam, News
Young Hell Trio
Matine Boy
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USC
Ingrid Bergman
Jed Prouly
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Sherry
Loriene Chase
Jack LabLanne
Cartomaroony
Frontiers of Freedom
Vanocur
Mike Douglas
Theodore Bikel
Hearing Aid Sales & Service
Atlantic Long Beach
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Joe Ryn
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Chisal
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World of Opera
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Jim Keys
Dooley’s
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Anderson Hearing Aid Center
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