Television listings feature a packed color schedule and actors
The page catalogs prime time and late night TV fare with color shows, movies, and news programs. It lists Abby Baltes, Johnny Jay, Dick Clark, Peter Marshall, and others alongside titles like The Addams Family, Gilligan's Island, Gunsmoke, and Benad. The guide notes station programming from 5:09 PM through 1:00 AM with multiple channels and a mix of entertainment, news, and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Woodbury
Abby Baltes
Johnny Jay
Dick Clark
Peter Marshall
Dennis James
Jack Haley
Garden Grove
George Howald
Peter Jennings
Ken Tobey
Dunphy
M. Connors
Rory Calhoun
Michael Blodgett
Dick & Dee- Dee
Gene Clark
L. Penelt
T. Sawyer
Hong Kong
Rod Taylor
P. Lawford
McHale's Navy
Ernest Borgnine
Joe Flynn
Enxt Editorial
Walter Cronkite
Hentley & Brinkley
Lome Greene
John Qualen
Tall Man
Clu Gulager
Gilligan’s Island
Bob Denver
Howell
Mao
Arthur Steiner
Ucla
Television Schedule Highlights From September 18 1967 Evening Lineup
A dense broadcast grid lists prime time and afternoon shows across stations KFI KFWE and KMPC. Dodgers Mets game. Sullivan Braddock bout. family favorites like Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy Love of Life Dramas and a parade of classic films and movies. Names include Sullivan Braddock Henry Fonda De Havilland Dwight etc. The page sketches a full day of programming with multiple 1960s television titles and actors.
Top Viewing Today on Channel Two and Four
New daytime serial stasis on Channel 2 in color. Don Adams and Sid Caesar guest star on Thomas show as first of 16 filmed hour color programs. Channel 4 features Danny Thomas with Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing in color.
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James Arness
Forrest Tucker
Robert Wilke
Dodge City
The
Monkees
Peter Tork
Cliff Norton
Micky
Davy
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Tony Franciosa
Faulkner
Sally Ogles
Hollywood
M.C
Robert Vaughn
David McCallum
Christopher Jones
Paul Lukas
Lynn Loring
Audray Meadows
J. Lewis Allen Ludden
Cater
Usc
Lucey
Lucille Bail
Gale Gordon
Lucy
Rat Patrol
Christopher George
Hans Gudegast
Dietrich
Mery Griffin
van Johnson
Selma Diamond
Rip Taylor
Marge King
Glen Ash
Bil Burrud
Woman of
Peru
Yma Sumac
Danny Thomas
Thomas
Dan Adams
Sid Caesar
Abby Dalton
Richard Deacon
Sheldon Leonhard
Felony Squad
Howard Duff
Harry Townes
Paul Care
Soone
Holiday
Big Burrud
Austria
Art Seidenbaum
Estudio Las Estrellas
Brian Keith
Lee Meriwether
Joe] Davison
Bill
Buffy
Peyton Place I
Steven
Rodney
Eddie
Leslie
Peyton
Allan Moll
George Pierrot
Russia
Bolshoi Ballet
NET Journal
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Carol Burnett Shaw
Victoria
James MacArthur
Kim Hunter
Alex Dreier
Will Travel
Richard Boone
Pomona
Washington
O'Clack Revort
Lands & Seus
Baxter Ward
Joe Pyxe
Cologne
Bill Johns
KNET
Saadia
Mel Ferrer
Scotland Yard Dragnet
Roland Culver
Gregory Peck
East Side
West Side
George C. Scott
Hugh Marlowe
la Maine
Robert Haney
Charles Berryman
Captain Kangaroo
Hugh Downs
Gloria
Vivian Nathan
al Mann
News
Loriene Chase
S.R
KNRT
Snap Judgment
Calgary Stampede
Sander Vanocur
Beverly Hillbillies
Africa
Ethiopia
Botswana
Andy of
Sheriff John
Guiding Light
Ed Newton
Keene
America
Benceryone
Henry
Dizzy
Jimmy Lydon
Donna Reed
Herald of Truth
Wild Trish Rose
Dennis Morgan
Nancy Hsueh
Doctors
Don Adams
Lyrics Debate Sparks TV and Radio Clash
A column questions TV and radio versus censorship as Dr. Lorien Chase hosts a KRLA discussion. John Barrett argues against censorship and notes songs often address marijuana LSD or sex like newspapers. The piece critiques broad generalizations and notes ongoing music programming highlights.
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Terry Vernon
Lorien Chase
John R. Barrett
KRLA
Barrett
Seal Beach
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Ray" Brien
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