Television Schedule and lineup listings KWEX TC
TV listings show multiple channels with evening and daytime segments. Notable items include NBC News with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, ABC News with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner, CBS Playhouse segments, ABC specials The Man Without a Country, and dramas like Lechuga y Salinas plus The Lie. Also included are game shows, cartoons, and soap operas with various hosts and cast names.
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NBC News
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
BCBS
ABC News
Howard K. Smith
Harry Reasoner
Tv Best Bets and Classic Films in Late Program Mix
A cluttered TV guide lists CBS late movie Mode Shop with Anouk Aimee and G Lockwood, plus Gilbert Becaud entertainment Picture of Dorian G Part III and Chos de Juventud. It notes Midnight Smacks Zorros Black Whip, Run Psycho Run, and a 60 yen exile reading. It describes dramatic Bergman rooted themes of communication failures amid affluent families and a Saigon romance crime drama.
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CBS
Anouk
Aimee
Gilbert Becaud
Dorian G
Pelicula Noche
Chos de Juventud
Elsa Aguirre
Robertson Stars In TV Version Of A Man Without Country
Robert C. Stewart Jr reviews Cliff Robertson’s Emmy worthy portrayal in the TV adaptation of Edward Everett Hale’s Civil War tale A Man Without Country. The program airs 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 12 and features Robert Ryan and Beau Bridges in supporting roles.
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ABC
Edward Everett Hale
Cliff Robertson
Philip Nolan
Lechuga Y Salinas
Alonso
Aaron Burr
Texas
Mexico
United States
Robert C. Stewart Jr
Telvision
Channel 12
Norman Rosemont
Robertson
Robert Ryan
Vaughan
Beau Bridges
Bridges
Robert
Peter Strauss
S A Hosts Parks Meet
Parks and recreation officials from across the nation gathered in San Antonio for the final session of the Urban Park and Recreation Alliance spring meeting at the Hilton Palacio del Rio. Robert L. Frazer, director of parks and recreation for San Antonio, hosted the conference for the association comprising officials from the nation's 25 largest cities.
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San Antonio
Urban Park and Recreation Alliance
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Robert L. Frazer
TV Sweepstakes Reward: Local Winners Named
A long time The Light reader Meyer wins $10 after matching a sweepstakes number. Nine year old Hugh Paxland wins $10. The Light offers $1,560 weekly with 60 chances to win from $10 to $100. readers eligible to play the sweepstakes.
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Meyer
Light
Hugh J. Paxland
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