TV Tonight With A Schedule Of News And Movie Features
A dense prime time grid lists 5:00 p.m. Early News with Peter Jennings and CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. The lineup includes dramatic specials, westerns, medical and war dramas, and films such as G I Blues with Elvis Presley, The Night at the Movies listings, and Twilight Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarfoot the Rifleman
CBS Evening News
Walter Cronkite
Three Star News
CBS
G.I. Blues
Elvis Presley
Tuesday TV Highlights From McHale to Daktari
McHale’s Navy on Channel 3 disguises as an Italian family in a repeat episode while a sitcom subplot centers on a bathtub misplacement. Hubert Humphrey interview on Channel 10 via Conversation With updates his duties since 1965. F Troop on Channel 3 features Captain Parmenter’s career shift as the show prepares color color next fall. Daktari on Channel 10 has Chips Rafferty cast as a kidnapper seeking $75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHale
S* Navy
Channel 3
Binghamton
Hogan
Hubert Humphrey
Channel 10
Eric Sevareid
Martin Agronsky
Humphrey
F Troop
Sgt
O’rourke
Parmenter
Wilton
Washington
Forrest Tucker
Australia
Chips Rafferty
U.S
Down Under
Hollywood
Big Valley
Judy
Chimp
Clarence
Cross-Eyed Lion
Marvin tops Oscar with film star status despite TV roots
Hollywood notes fanfare as Lee Marvin wins best actor for Cat Ballou on ABC TV's Oscar show. The award challenges the idea that TV heroes cannot become true movie stars, despite Marvin's earlier lead in Mi Squad and Maverick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Lee Marvin
ABC TV
Marvin
Mi Squad
Chicago
Slong
Cat Ballou
Mma
Erie
Wales
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Scottadale Daily Progress
Peter Jennings
Auckleberry Hound
Marshall Dillon
South Pacific
Gary Conway
James Whitmore
Daniel O'’Herlihy
Warren Oates
Cheyenne
Peter
Arizona
NAVY
Bing
Hamton
Battlefield
John Leslie
Petticoat Junction
Doctor Kidare
Peyton Place
Fuctive
Kimble
Joan Harvey
Brian Donlevy
Audrey Totter
Value Hitchcock
Daktari
Santa Fe
TV In Review
Azo
Mae
O'Clock News
Shirley
Clum
Tay Bridge
Scotland
Britain
Francis Wenham
Cary Grant
Sandy
Buz Sawyer
Jimmy Jensen
WEBBY
Vietnam
Buz
Jensen
McGurk
Mewsdey
David Crane
Mecrane
Jamie
Mr.crane