Saturday TV lineup from Meadowgold to Hollywood Palace
Prime time features include Lew King Stingray and Shindig with Rosemarie. The King Family performs a half hour show. Jeannie disrupts plans in I Dream of Jeannie. Salome with Rita Hayworth and Stewart Granger headlines premieres. Gunsmoke and The Rifleman anchor late evening entertainment.
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Meadowgold Family Theatre
Hollywood
Lew King
Stingray
King Family
Jeannie
Tony
Lawrence Welk
Rita Hayworth
Stewart Granger
Salome
O’brien
Don Adams
Venice
Steve McQueen
Jim Huttom
Paula Prentiss
Nightly TV Guide with Films and Tests of Wits
The schedule lists The F B I at 9 50 p m The Blue Lagoon with Joan Simmons and Donald Houston at 10 p m Bob Young News final at 10 30 p m The Doctor's Dilemma with Leslie Caron at The Young Land starring Patrick Wayne and Dan O Herlihy The Late Show Virginia City a spy duel for Confederate gold with Errol Flynn Humphrey Bogart Randolph Scott Saturday Night Show The Young Guns How to Make a Monster with Robert Harris and Gary Conway Movie at Midnight.
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Joan Simmons
Donald Houston
Theatre After Dark
Leslie Caron
Patrick Wayne
Dan O’herlihy
Virginia City
Errol Flynn
Humphrey Bogart
Randolph Scott
Young Guns
Russ Tamblyn
Robert Harris
Gary Conway
Saturday TV Highlights Schedule on Local Channels
The lineup features Flipper at 5 30 p m on Channel 12 with a near miss involving a floating mine and a Coast Guard rescue. At 6 30 p m Smart shows a KAOS front department store plot with Barbara Feldon and Don Adams. At 7 30 p m The Hollywood Palace on Channel 3 hosts John Crawford and a varied guest list. The Loner on Channel 10 stars Lloyd Bridges in a controversial religious town eviction tale.
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Channel 12
Flipper
Coast Guard
Maxwell Smart
Agent 99
Barbara Feldon
Bunny
John Hoyt
Don Adams
Mel Brooks
Buck Henry
Hollywood Palace
Channel 3
John Crawford
Godfrey
Cambridge
Allen and Rossi
Joanie Sommers
West Germany
Novello
Channel
Rod Serling
Serling
Colton
Lloyd Bridges
TV Schedule Highlights From Sunday Evening Lineup
Sunday through early morning features a mix of sports and cinema with NFL football St Louis vs Washington, Western and classic films, and CBS NBC programs. Notable entries include Sergeant Preston, Ted Mack Show, Bonanza, North to Alaska, and The FBI episode A Slow March Up a Steep Hill.
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Cotor
Victor Browo
Adm
Nelson
Seaview
Ector
ED Sullivan
Arizona Roundtable
F.B.I
Sunday television highlights with NFL games and movies
Pro football fans can watch five NFL games across regional networks including Lions at Colts Rams at Bears 49ers at Packers Eagles at Cowboys and Cardinals at Redskins. Also on air are FBI at 7 00 p m and Sunday Night at the Movies North to Alaska on Channel 3 at 8 00 p m and Wackiest Ship in the Army on Channel 12 at 9 00 p.m.
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National Football League
NFL
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
LA Rams
Chicago Bears
S. F. 49Ers
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Redskins
FBI
Channel 3
Erskine
Efrem Zimbalist
Alaska
John Wayne
Stewart Granger
Ernie Kovacs
Fabian
Capucine
Wayne
Granger
Seattle
Channel 12
Butcher
Riddle
Ford Rainey
the Merchant
Jack Warden
Gary Collins
Mike Kellin
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Palace
Joan Crawford
Dodge City
Dillon
Nehemiah Persoff
Warren Oates
Ice Palace
Richard Burton
Carolyn Ryan
Ken Murray
Cheyenne
Copenhagen
John Payne
Conrad Nagel
The
Bob Young
Lew Erskiné
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
ABC
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harry S. Truman
Louis
Washington
Robert Bray
Wayne Rogers
Preston
Highway Patrol
Range Rider
Ted Mack
Pop Buell
Face the Nation
Lassie
Rocky
Ester
MY Favorite Martian
Gallagher
St. John
Islands
Virgin Islands
Zane Grey Theatre
Death Valley
Nevada
Her
Detectives
Mickey Rooney
Betty Garrett
Niteline News
the Sunday Night News
Heroes Island
James Mason
Neville Brand
Rip Torn
Near North Pole
Casey Casey
McGurk
Prince Charning
Buz
Casey
Newtday
Mars
Paris
Ferd’nand
David Crane
ENS
Mickey Finn
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