TV Preview and Tonight’s Prime Time Lineup
A local TV guide lists tonight’s programs across channels 12 3 and 5. Highlights include a presidential primary preview on Channel 12 6:30 p.m. with six Republican candidates and first ballots for Lodge Nixon Scranton and Rockefeller and prime time shows on Channel 3 McHale's Navy and Jack Benny plus a Channel 12 Andy Williams Show with Joey Bishop. late movies on Channel 3 Canyon Passage Channel 5 Breakfast for Two.
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Oregon
Lodge
Nixon
Scranton
Rockefeller
McHale's Navy
Capt
Binghamton
McHale
McHale's Men If They Can Persuade Ensign Whitfield
Little Flower
Chief Watara
Jack Benny
Mickey Rooney
Jack
Alan Carney
Iris Adrian
Ross Elliott
Larry Blake
Andy Williams
Joey Bishop
Philadelphia
Osmond Brothers
Andy
Joey
Channel 3
Susan Hayward
Dana Andrews
Channel 5
Fred MacMurray
Kim Novak
Channel 12
Barbara Stanwyck
Herbert Marshall
TV Listings for Scottsdale Daily Progress Day Schedule
The Scottsdale Daily Progress compiles a detailed midday to evening TV log listing station channels and prime time programs. Entries include show titles such as The Lone Ranger Mickey Mouse Club Dobie Gillis CBS News Rocky and Friends ABC News Bachelor Father Huntley Brinkley Report Fractured Flickers Huckleberry Hound Combat Leave It To Beaver Marshal Dillon Oregon Primary McHale's Navy Greatest Show On Earth Sam Benedict Portrait Of Japan Garry Moore Andy Williams Show Fugitive Red Skelton Show Dynamics Of Leadership Romeo & Juliet News Steve Allen Movie Johnny Carson News Final Mahalia Jackson Farm & Ranch Round up Sunrise Semester Captain Kangaroo Price Is Right I Love Lucy Jeopardy Truth Or Consequences Guiding Light Theater Burns Allen Romper Room Jack LaLanne Here's Sherry Password Let's Make A Deal General Hospital Open House To Tell The Truth Edge Of Night You Don't Say Trailmaster Mike Douglas Secret Storm Match Game Peter Gunn Our Miss Brooks December Bride.
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Combat
Marshal Dillon
Oregon
Living World
Petticoat Junction
Mr. Novak
McHale’s Navy
Jack Benny
Sam Benedict
Garry Moore
Andy Williams
TV in Review The Sad Comeback Trail
Hollywood notes a string of TV comeback attempts fading or failing while a few veterans land new hits. Caesar and Coca exit quietly. Coca’s Grinds struggles over budget, Arbiters cite others like Ball Gleason Paar and Janssen finding success. New shows for Burns Stevens Williams and others spark cautious optimism. Beatle guest spots and Fellini interview mark the week’s TV chatter.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Caesar
Miss .Coca
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Irma la Douce
Marilyn Monroe
Tony Curtis
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Nou
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