TV Radio Logs and Saturday Morning Schedule Entry
TV and radio logs list WOALTY KENS-TV KERN.TV KONO-TV KWEX among stations. Saturday morning schedule notes Deputy Dawg at 7 AM 7:06 and Farm News 7:12 followed by Early News and Weather 7:15 The Pioneers 7:45 and RFC Newsreel in a structured morning lineup.
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Woalty
Kens-Tv
Kern.tv
Kono-Tv
KWEX
Dawg
the Pioneers
Kangaroo
RFC
Hartke
Ihn
Brett
Maxwell
Richard Roll
George Wear
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Diverse Programs
A scrambled listing shows TV and radio lineups with cartoons, films, news, sports, and cultural segments across stations KTSA KOOM AM and WAAC. Entries mention Alvin Show, Popeye, Dennis the Menace, Roy Rogers, and Met Opera broadcasts alongside sports, news and civic programming.
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Dennis the Menace
Rin Tin Tin
Fry
Roy Rogers
Beany and
Cecil T
Dropouts in Texas May Earn Diploma Through Home Study
Adults in Texas can train for the State Equivalency Certificate or Texas State Diploma through three home study programs offered by the National School of Education. The programs suit individual needs and can be completed in spare time. 63,000,000 adults nationwide reportedly lack a high school diploma. Further details available at the Alamo National Bank Building in San Antonio or by phone CA 6.0978.
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Austin
Texas
National School of Education
Jesing
San Antonio
Out-of-Town TV Logs and Saturday Evening Listings
Channel guide fragment lists Saturday evening programs across multiple stations with titles such as Gunsmoke and The Defenders. It references Messiah listings in a truncated format, naming channels The Lone Ranger and Hitchcock, with times around 10 p.m. and 1 a.m., and notes local sunset strip references.
Best Bets On TV Saturday Highlights
TV listings recap Saturday night offerings from The Lieutenant to Hootenanny and Hollywood Palace. It notes cast, sketches, and guest appearances while rating performances and the magic jar episode’s suspense.
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Don Marshall
Dennis Hopper
First Ladies Out on Town in Los Angeles
The first ladies of the United States and Mexico toured East Los Angeles on a Friday visit including a luncheon at which Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson praised Mrs. Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Mrs. Edmund G. Brown hosted the luncheon for about 50 women while the pair rode in a motorcade with enthusiastic Mexican descent residents lining the route.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Mexico
Lady Bird Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Edmund G. Brown
California
Johnson
Lopez Mateos
US Foreign Policy Defended At Los Angeles Convocation
President Johnson and Mexican President Lopez Mateos defended U S foreign policy during a university convocation in Los Angeles. They pressed for end to bloodshed in global conflicts, urged restraint in Cyprus tensions, and promoted Alliance for Progress while highlighting unity with allies. The leaders arrived with their wives, were greeted with full honors, and met California officials before addressing the audience.
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Joo Jae
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Lopez Mateos
Johnson
Los Angeles International Airort
Dinner Party Honors Lopez Mateos in Palm Springs
President Johnson hosted a candlelight dinner for visiting Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos and ten guests at Louis Taubman’s home. Attendees included the first lady’s brother and sister-in-law A. J. Taylor and wife, Eva Lopez Mateos, and dignitaries such as Dean Rusk and Manuel Tello. The all American menu featured beef filet, greens, and chocolate mousse amid informal, friendly atmosphere.
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Lopez Mateos
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Fulton Freeman
Johnson Lopez Mateos TV Telecast On Channel 41
LBJ and Adolfo Lopez Mateos will meet in Los Angeles with live coverage planned on XWEX-TV Channel 41 San Antonio. KMEX-TV in Los Angeles joins the telecast transmitted to San Antonio by phone lines and microwaves to Mexican stations. English commentary will run on a separate circuit for non Spanish speakers.
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Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Xwex-Tv
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Mexico
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