TV Time Previews and Evening Lineup for 1964
TV listings note ABC at 9 10 P M Jimmy Dean Show last 1964 episode with Kay Starr guests including a duet Side by Side and No bodies Business. CBS at 9 30 Perry Mason The Case of the Ruinous Road features Bert Freed and Allen Case with a real estate bribes murder motif. NBC at 6 30 Dr Kil
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Jimmy Dean
Jimmy
White Silver Sands
Kay Starr
Kay
Frankie and
John
Homer
Jethro
CBS
Perry Mason
Mason
Bert Freed
Allen Case
Les Tremayne
Barton Maclane
John Howard
Meg Wyllie
Grant Williams
Joan Blackman
Frankie Darrow
Sweet and Swinging All Day On KBIM Schedule
Radio grid lists a full day on KBIM 910 including The Sweet and The Swinging from sunrise, plus music, news briefings, weather, livestock markets, national and local updates, sports, Bible reading, Paul Harvey, and sign off at 5 PM.
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ABC News
New Mexico
ABC
Paul Harvey
Premier Pops and News Schedule at KBIM-FM
A radio schedule lists KBIM FM programming including Premier Pops ABC News Ski Report Thursday and Friday P.M. Concert Time Sign Off Simulcast Pops Over Easy ABC World News Paul Harvey 460 News and The Classic Touch with Charlie Wells. Evening slots include Hi Fi Holiday and Hollywood in HF with Ski Report Thursday and Friday.
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ABC News
ABC World News
Charlie Wells
Hollywood
Radio Schedule Echoes with Classic TV Listings
A chaotic TV radio guide lists daytime familiar shows across channels including The A M Show My Three Sons and The Defenders with brief plot notes. It includes weather segments News Headlines and sport updates intertwined with ad hoc program notes and a quoted dramatic critique.
New Bargaining Method Proposed
A blue ribbon panel appointed by President Kennedy after an 18 month study recommends a shift from last minute bargaining to ongoing talks between labor and management. The 12 member panel urges continuous discussions to reduce contract dispute tensions.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Sheep produce dominant share in western states
Fort Worth reports that about half the U.S. sheep come from Texas California Wyoming Montana Colorado and Idaho, highlighting regional contributions to national flocks and lamb markets.
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Fort Worth
U.S
Texas
California
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
Unprecedented Prosperity Brought by Closing Year
AP analyzes 1964 end year prosperity with high stock prices, record corporate profits, rising wages, and strong consumer spending. It notes inflation pressures, gold reserves defense, pound shock, Khrushchev impact, and the shift toward more plant investment amid near record auto and steel outputs. It highlights a booming economy despite uncertainties and tax effects on households.
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AP Business News
NEW York
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Penny investment nets 620 thousand for British pools winner
In London, AP reports Joseph Almond 77 of Hove Sussex won 620524.80 from a penny investment on soccer pools after correctly predicting seven draws in last Saturday's matches. The record Britain pools prize stood at 844869 won in December by Lawrence Freedman.
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Joseph Almond
Hove
Sussex
Almond
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Lawrence Freedman
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