TV Schedule Highlights 1967 March 25 Night Lineup
Radio and TV guide style listing for March 25 1967 features Wendy and Me and George Burns at 5 PM, NCAA Basketball Finals preview, Jackie Gleason and The Addams Family, Mission Impossible, Get Smart and The Lawrence Welk Show. Also notes on The Patty Duke Show Outer Limits and special reports, with multiple film and musical segments across CBS NBC and ABC networks.
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Ralph Story
L.A
Laguna Beach
Jack Latham
Mississippi
Meredith
Crete Roberts
Scherer-MacNeil
Boss City
Sam Riddle
Peter and Gordon
Riddle
Don Steele
Chuck Connors
Patricia Medina
McCord
Munsters
Fred Gwynne
Jean Cox
Roger Muddews
Louisville
UCLA
Page 3 missing stalls BBC news bulletin
London UPI reports the BBC radio news broadcast hit a glitch when the teleprompter ran dry and Page 3 failed to appear. John Dunn apologized and joked about a “Laster Breailing” technical hitch as light music played.
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London
UPI
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John Dunn
Dunn
Top Viewing Today Featuring The Messiah and Miss Teen International
Channel 28 airs the complete Handel oratorio The Messiah at 6 30 P M for three hours uninterrupted Channel 7 presents Miss Teen International a color pageant hosted by Noel Harrison and Sally Field at 9 30 P M to crown the world's fairest teen from among contestants
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Channel 28
Noel Harrison
Sally Field
Channel 7
Dana to host United Network Las Vegas TV program
Tol-Vue Bill Dana will host a two hour United Network program from Las Vegas starting May 1 featuring acts from Las Vegas hotels five nights weekly. The show will air on more than 100 stations and compete with NBC Tonight and ABC Joey Bishop. UN HQ at Hacienda Hotel expects 145 to 150 stations by airtime and will use rotating co hosts and a three man and one woman repertory group.
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Jose Jimenez
United Network
Las Vegas
Nbc-Tv
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Joey Bishop
Hacienda
James Nichols
Overmyer Network
Nichols
Ollie Treyz
Part of TV Antenna Not to Be Sold
Los Angeles reports entrepreneur Jack Kent Cooke plans to sell 21 of his American Cablevision community antenna systems in 14 states. He says the sale targets smaller cities while focusing on metropolitan markets and expects about 35 million dollars from the sale. He insists funds are not for Forum arenas but to concentrate on larger markets like Tucson, Arizona where a license was recently granted.
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the FBI
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Abc-Tv
E 24
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Evelyn Johnson
Long Beach Hobby Council
Tom Frandsen
Channel 4
Los Angeles
Jack Kent Cooke
Cooke
American Cablevision
Conke
Forum
Inglewood
Tucson
Ariz
Special Broadcast Schedule Evening to Sunday
The radio guide lists KMPC 6 30 p m NCAA Basketball Championship, KFI 4 a m Sunday Sunrise Service City, KFI Arlington Services am, KLAC Hollywood Bowl Sunrise Service 5 10 a m, KNX Moravian Sunrise Service. The lineup covers sports and multiple religious services across stations.
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van Aussion
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Roer
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Pat
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lott-North Shoes Ral
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al A
Dick Sésbile Orch
KEAC
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Serice
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KGERHarvest_ Ghianers
World Teen Queen Will Be Selected Tonight
HOLLYWOOD UPI Girls from 11 nations compete in the finals for Miss Teen International at the Hollywood Palladium televised nationally. Sandee Jones, 18, of Anaheim, the newly crowned Miss Teen USA, heads the international contenders for the crown worn by Ewa Aulin of Sweden. The West High School senior was chosen from nine finalists in the sixth annual teenage fair held Thursday night.
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UPI
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U.S.A
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Anaheim
Ewa Aulin
Sweden
West
Windstorm Death Toll Rises Across City
Police report a 90 mile per hour gale lashed the city on Friday killing at least eight people. The storm toppled houses and wrecked storefronts while abandoned shopping carts shrink the loss. Ralphs Grocery and Vons are noted among affected firms as injunctions curb resale of damaged carts.
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Ralphs Grocery
Joseph F. Stay
Vons. Grocery Co
Pay Demand Threatens Live TV Broadcasts
Los Angeles and union spokesmen warned that live and taped TV programs would not be broadcast after Wednesday unless demands are met. Claude L. McCue of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said members approved a strike if not satisfied. Negotiations between the union and CBS NBC and ABC have stalled with no sessions planned. The dispute centers on counting the $20 appearance fee toward a $30 weekly guaranteed salary.
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Claude L. McCue
American Federation of Tievision and
Radio Artists
AFL
CBS
NBC
ABC
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