Television Schedule Highlights and Moviewatch Listings
Prime time offers include Peter Jennings with CBS News and Walter Cronkite reports. The line up features The Rifleman, The Huntley BrinKley Report, Green Hornet, Mogul films and Hogan's Heroes. Movies include Damn the Defiant and Gideon of Scotland Yard with Alfred Hitchcock Theatre later.
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Wells Fargot
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Friday Night TV Highlights and Airing Schedule for Local Channels
The lineup features Damn the Defiant on channel 10 at 7 p m with Alec Guinness and Dirk Bogarde in a color 1962 costume epic about 18th century British Navy. 6 30 p m on channel 3 presents The Green Hornet with Britt Reid and Kate pursuing an arsonist. 8 8 p m Hogan's Heroes on channel 10 follows Hogan on espionage tasks with Col Klink's approval. 9 p m 12 O Clock High on channel 8 stars Ossie Davis as a major guarding an abandoned island base with a German pilot joining the plot.
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Eoward
Coor
Alec Guinness
Dirk Bogarde
Channel 10
England
Green Hornet
Channel 3
Britt Reid
Kate
Hornet
Ossié Davis
Gallagher
Cotton Bowl parade thrills Dallas as bands and floats roll
Ten annual parades stage 25 marching bands and 22 floats at the Texas State Fair Grounds in Dallas before the Cotton Bowl. Bud Collyer and Marilyn Derbur introduce CBS coverage. NBC anchors the New Year Eve King Orange Jam in Miami with Lorne Greene and Florence Henderson. ABC plans Gator Bowl from Jacksonville with Syracuse vs Tennessee. CBS airs the Cotton Bowl Dallas matchup Georgia vs Southern Methodist. Max Smart stars in a Time slot, and Saturday Night at the Movies features Anything Goes with Bing Crosby and Mitzi Gaynor Suited for 1950s audience.
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Texas State Fair Grounds
Dallas
Bud Collyer
Marilyn Derbur
CBS
NBC
Miami
Flo
Lorne Greene
Florence Henderson
Specrac
ABC
Jacksonville
Channel 12
Bing Crosby
Cole Porter
Sammy Cahn
James van Heusen
Bing
Donald O’connor
Europe
Mitzi Gaynor
Jeanmarre
Phil Harris
Shane
Rufe Ryker
Marion
Boots and Saddles
Reader’s Theatre
Eator
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Steve Allen
Morey Amsterdam
Louis Nye
Florida
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights From Morning to Late Night
A detailed listing of programs across channels from 6:30 a.m. through 11:30 p.m. including cartoons, sports events, movies, variety shows, and specials. Notable items include college football bowls Georgia Bulldogs vs SMU Mustangs in Dallas, Cotton Bowl parade moments, Rose Bowl program review, and late night feature films.
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Mighty Heroes
Mesa
Sfeciac
Georgia Bulldogs
SMU Mustangs
Dallas
Bulldogs
Kirby Moore
Mustangs
Mac White
Mike ‘Livingston
Mars
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