Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A dense Saturday lineup lists morning cartoons, serials, and educational segments from 4:30 AM to noon with entries like Leave It To Beaver The Jetsons Mighty Mouse and Major League Baseball My Friend Flicka Hoppity Hooper and Herein Girl films. Evening blocks feature CBS Sports Spectacular Wrestling News and Prime time programs culminating in a 6 PM News hour.
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Cripple Creek
Geore Montgomery
Sky King
Tech
Linus the Lionhearted
Friend Flicka
Hoppity Hooper
la Universidad Presenta
Breezy TV Night With Opry Stars And Classic Films
Local guide lists Bree HT AT A GLANCE programs with Bree HT at 7 PM Featuring Grand Ole Opry in Todosa and Miss Texas Pageant live from Fort Worth Also TV classics include I Dream of Jeannie Donna Reed Show and The Gamma People with midnights sign off and Discotheque schedule
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Gary Gossett
Charles Dennis
Weldon Robins
Grand Ole Opry
Todosa
Flipper
Teads Porter
Sam Hunt
Juliet Greco
Thelibatoires
Italy
Silvio Francesc
Carmela Correa
Mece Rokk
Peter Beil
Heic Runt
Ozzie and Harriet
Jeannie
Dr. Bujaws
Hayden Barke
Tony
Larry Hagman
Donna Reed
Wille Mays
Dor Jeff
Alex
Simurens
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Discotheque
TV Highlights and PGA Coverage For Today's Schedule
TV Key previews list include PGA golf third round at Firestone Country Club Akron with ABC cameras Jim McKay Chris Schenkel Bill Fleming Byron Nelson announcing prize $25 000. Continental Showcase and Get Smart episodes follow with Lawrence Welk at 3 00 pm.
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PGA Golf
Judge Solomon Casseh condemns disrespect for law in community address
District Judge Solomon Casseh urged a civic renewal of respect for the law at a 175-person banquet of the Committee for Community Progress. He criticized attitudes in homes, business, unions, and gov ernment that tolerate law evasion and double standards, urging courts over street justice and vigorous enforcement. Celebrities and civic leaders lauded local service, including zoning official Richard Villasana and city figures Manuel J. Gonzalez and George de la Garza, with Dr. E. G. Luna honored posthumously.
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Douglas
Gambies
Solomon Casseh
Carrausel Mexicano
Pablo Beliti
Committee For Community Progress
Cassel
Cassed
Casseb
Menger
Wok Peaqule
Casgseb
Richard Villasana
Zoning Board of Adjustments
Manuel J. Gonzalez
City Civil Service Commission
George de la Garza
Bob Sawtelle
E. G. Luna
Bexar County
Inman Christuan Center
Television Schedule Fragment Highlights Evening Lineup
A scrambled listing shows time slots for shows and movies including 3 20 continental show 7 30 Dick Vannine 5 30 Jesse James 9 60 Gunsmoke 10 00 News 10 30 Moviz Temple Woes Ch 6 00 Dub King 5 30 Scherer McNell é 00 News 6 20 Flipper 7 60 Dream of Jeannie 7 30 Get Smart 6 00 Movie WO 5 Miss Texas
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Pap Ye
Ozie
Harriet
Dona Reed
Jeannie
Lawrence Weir
Hollywood
Palace
Kirk Douglas
Don Sterling
Peyton
Dick Vannine
Andy Griffin
Jesse James
Moviz Temple
Dub King
Corpus Christi
National Forecast Scattered Showers
The Weather Bureau predicts scattered showers across the nation through 7:00 AM Eastern Time on July 23, 1966. Light air flow and chances of isolated thunder storms are noted.
Riots intensify as National Guard called in Cleveland
Gov. Rhodes orders guard force after mayoral meeting as violence rages. Eight Negro leaders urge more troops, warning of widespread fires and shootings. Police report 91 firebombs and about 60 fires, including two supermarkets. Samuel Winchester, 54, dies after being shot while waiting for a bus. Negro Councilman Morris Jackson calls for martial law, saying police cannot stop the burnings.
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James A. Rhodes
Locher
National Guard
Cleveland
NAACP
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Samuel Winchester
Hough
Morris Jackson
Jackson
New York
Isa Jist Kaiser Ind
Kaltman
AppEl
Kane Miller
Coburn
American Stock Exchange
Kaneb PL
DL NJ
Oweckl
Kidde
Vie Agronca Ing
OhPw
Bae Arte Kingsford
Alaska Ahl
Associated Press
Allegairl
Ba Am
Lalay Radio
Allegcorp Wi
Lake Shore
Allied
Electron
LTV Acro
SAI Amk Cp
Ltvelec
Ang Lay
Val Lynch Corp
AtlasCora
McWood Cp
MeadJohn
Monasca
MichSug
Chicago
USDA
Butler
Banff Oil
Wi Mohnk
Barnes Eni
Barnwell
Malybden
Barry Wr
Sai Movielab
Chicago Baruch
Belltcon
Muntztv
Belock
Brit Pet
Val vi Newol Inc
Idria
Texas
Bruce EL
NewPork
Austin
South Tex
BSF Co A
Cda
Rome
Noeast
de Caldor
Calcom
Ogden Cp
ChileonBrass
East Texas
Con So Pet Ly
Okla Cement
Jovetin la Ava
Pac Indus
PacNwel
Cangver
Va cc Corp
Percy Oils
C Mag
al Phoenix
Val Reeves
Reeves
Candec Corp
Gas da
Ric Group
Riegel
RioAlgom
Colt Corp
Rollins Inc
Ross Prodar
He Roy
Crown Alum
Ruston
Cubic Corp
Cutter A
Ryon
Pet iDaitch
RyerHay
Seemen_ Bros
Peltona Corp
Servo Corp
Siboney Corp
Aissile
Wa Electron
Bem Equity Ca
Thomson Statham
Erie Forge
Esq Rod&Et Bia BS
Essex
Felmiott
Tigre
Texstar
Rey TransLux
Éala
Goldfield
Gorham
Gulf Am
UPI
Harn Corp
Hozel Bisha
Brooklyn
iHoe & Co
Vailey Actol
In- Hollinger
Valspar
Holly Corp i Victoreen
Homoiaa
Viewlex
Horn&Hd
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Husky
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Wichita
Xho Inc
Jetrontic Ind
Jduplier Cp
Zapolish
AMM Aps Pantal Seinen BF
Drive leader chosen for September Light Saving Month campaign
Walter N. Corrigan, president of Summers Drug Stores Co., will chair the San Antonio area drive as part of the 17th annual nationwide sight saving program led by the San Antonio branch of the Texas Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
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Walter N. Corrigan
Summers Drug Stores Co
San Antonio
Texas Society For the Prevention of Blindness
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Renton
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Porky Pig
Lassie the Beatles
Tom and Jerry
Gy Fury
Quick Draw McGraw
Magilla Gorilla
Joe Davis
Peggle Castle
CBS Sports
Nassau
Veechan
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Flo
el Abismo
Namus
Bela Lugosi
Sports World
CBS Evening News
Woai-Tv
NBC
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Ces Abc
Fort Worth
Command Theater
Sirocco
Humphrey & Gorf
Lee
Cobb
Marta Tore
T. P. Mi
20Th Cent
Neptunes
Esther Williams
Red Skelton
Bety. Garrett
Ricardo Rontolban
Bathing Sui
Pale
Gamma People
Pa Douglas
Eva Bartok
France
Ittaly
Silvio Francesca
Germany
Marika Rokk
Kessler Twins
Sweden
Lars Lonndahl
Lothers
Jim Backus
U.S.A
Don Adams and Company
Max
KAOS
Iflea
W. C. Fields
Don Adams
John Drake
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Bing Crosby
Gary
Rosemary Clear Bergen
Henry Young
Box de Mexico
Peyton Place
Wayne
Shuster
George
la Madre
TV 4
Gary Gosse
Scherer-McNell
Mexico
Harlingen
Wallace
Cripa
Weslace
Dora Ote
Navy
Miss Texas
Laredo
Chrisman
Christian Churches
San Antonio, Texas
Allena
Allene
Bellaire
E. Formosa
C. H. Wiley
Carson Street
Govt. Hill
Ft. Sam
Carson GL Hardison
T Harriman
J. R. Robertson
Harlandale
W. White
A. Mawk
Eastwood
Monmoth
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AL Ori
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Ms.weather Bureau
Abilene
Alouquerque
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Iownsville
Reem Cry
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Casper
Wyo
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Charleston
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Rio
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Houston
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Aransas Pass
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Syarvee
Lake City
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Tres
Victoria
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Waco
Washington
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Violen
Jeeamie
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Slice
New York City
Sim Shelton
Howard Cosell
Don Goddard
Larry Webb
Paul Harvey
Larry Viebb
Joe Simpson
Don Keyes
Alex Drover
Tom Harmon
Bob Considine
P. Morgan
ABC News
Chris Schenkel
Guaranty Federal
John PF. Gerhart
N. ST. Mary's
Galveston
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River Garage
College St
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