Nightly TV Schedule with Classic Shows and Films
A dense listing of 1960s era broadcasts includes Peter Jennings era notes, Channel CBS primetime lineups with The Six O’Clock Report and The Hunchback of news segments, plus Westerns, comedies, dramas, and movies. Notable entries feature The Legend of Jesse James, Doctor Kildare, Peyton Place, The Avengers, The Twilight Zone Movie, and Hoodlum Empire with star casts.
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Peter Jennings
Rocky and
Friends Marshall Dillon
Walter Cronkite
TV daytime schedule highlights including The Donna Reed Show and Jeopardy
A daytime lineup lists programs from 5:55 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with titles such as SINGIN TIME CBS MORNING NEWS The TODAY Show The Donna Reed Show Jeopardy The Mike Douglas Jody Noll Nancy Parker and The Tonight Show appearing among soap operas and game shows in a dense, era typical broadcast grid.
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CBS Morning News
Art Lingletter
Doctors
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Jody Noll
Nancy Parker
Monday Night TV Highlights Feature Classic and Soapy Dramas
The schedule lists 7:00 p.m. Andy Griffith Show on Channel 10 with a romance for Aunt Bee and actor Charles Ruggles as a retired state legislator. At 8:30 p.m. Peyton Place on Channel 3 promises more realism next season with intimate plotlines and illnesses. 9:00 p.m. Andy Williams Show on Channel 12 features Sid Caesar and Tallulah Bankhead in comic sketches and musical bits with host Andy.
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Gallagher
William Elliott
Lucy
Ann Southern
Framboise
Andy Griffith
Charles Ruggles
Aunt Bee
John Forsythe
Shenandoah
Martin Milner
Éétak
Paul
Peyton Place
Andy Williams
Sid Caesar
Tallulah Bankhead
The
Beach Boys
Avengers
Scotland
Billy Graham
Channel 10
Mayberry
Hollywood
Channel 3
Peyton
Rita
Martin
Rodney
Steven
Betty
Ann
Channel 12
Shtich
Andy
Sid
Miss Bankhead
TV in review Networks failed in understanding
Hollywood columnist Rick Du Brow questions NBCs Sunday night documentary Mississippi A Self Portrait. He ponders how the program was received in Mississippi and argues networks have failed as mass communication over the years. He reflects on television as a pervasive yet imperfect communicator in a divided nation.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nbc-Tv
Mississippi
Network
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Jesse James
James Brothers
Doctor Kildare
Niteline News
the World Too
Beverly Garland
Brian Donlevy
Claire Trevor
Alfred Hitchcock
Osten
Otek
Jack LA Lanne
Real McCoys
Andy OF
Paradise
Bay
Donna Reed
Knowsgbest
Ben Casey
Red McIlvaine
Ester
Frontiers ‘of Science
Butjin
Huh
Sandy
Little Evil One
Buz Sawyer
Buz
Gettysburg
Jensen
Sawyer
McGurk
Newsday
Africa
U.S.A
Fred
Daddy
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Doll
Polly
Sint Bile Rae Ea
Arno
David Crane
Maficck
Eve Gheck
Pitt
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TV In Review
By Rick DU Brow
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