Pearl Harbor Documentary Airs as TV Schedule Echoes War Remembrance
A dense TV guide entry catalogs a Pearl Harbor documentary repeat across CBS and other channels with extensive weekday and late night lineups. The listing notes a memorial tone for December 2, 1941 casualties and weaves in a broad array of programs, from news to children’s shows, suggesting a prime era broadcast schedule and nostalgic remembrance.
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Mickey Mouse Clubs
Space Angel
Newe
Weather
Quick Draw McGraw
Walter Cronkite News
Huntley Brinkley Report
Pearl Harbor
The
Virginians
Groucho
Beverly Hill
Perry Como
Music Hall
Johnny Mercer
Carol Lawrence
Perry
Johnny
Carol
Georgia
Mercer
Theater of the Absurd
Kaufman
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
George
Our Man Higgins
Dick van Dyke
Ritchie
Petrieta
Pentagon status symbols reveal power shifts at a glance
Col Ray Cromley notes how Pentagon offices use furniture and room placement as status signals. From wastebaskets to desks, white walls and private washrooms mark who is rising, with McNamara wielding the era’s most ornate desk once linked to Pershing.
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Col
Ray Cromley
McNamara
Pentagon
Defense Department
John
J. Pershing
TV Schedule Reviews and Movie Notes From SIU IV Staff
A lengthy guide lists TV slots from 3:00 to 2:00 with many channels and programs. It notes a 1939 comedy I Love You Again starring Myrna Loy and William Powell, plus films Man Between 1949 and Four Sons 1940. It ends with global electricity shares, U S lead and Russia second at 12.1 percent.
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Robinson Jeffers
Greece
Circle Theater
Bruce Haywoo
Channel 12
Steve Allen
Vera Ralston
David Brian
St. Louis
Jimmy Piersall
George Kirby
Bert Parks
Helen O'Connell
Line Monty
Johnny Carson
Marcia Yockey
Jess Man
Richard Anderson
Elaine Edwards
Daddy
Hollywood
My Three Sons
the Nurses
A—Siu News
McHale's Navy
Hall of Fame
Cyrano de Bergerace
Chips
Ida Lupino
Alcoa
Alfred Hitchock
Jamies Mason
Claire
Allen Donates Southern Illinois History Collection to SIU
John W. Allen of Carbondale donates a valuable set of books manuscripts pictures and historic material about Southern Illinois to SIU Morris Library. The donor 75 a part time SIU information service staffer expects space and support for his research. Ralph McCoy SIU libraries director calls the gift a solid basic collection including some of Allen s county histories and rare original editions.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Morris
John W. Allen
Carbondale
Allen
SIU Information Service
Southern Ilinois
Stu
Ralph McCoy
SIU
Ilinois
Southerllinois
Concert Set Dec 20 By Anna Jonesboro Band Chorus
The Anna Jonesboro Community High School band and chorus will present a Christmas concert at 7 30 p m on December 20 in Union Hall gymnasium.
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Anna Jonesboro Community High School
Union Hall
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ABC
KTVI
WSIL
WTVW
NBC
KSD
WPSD
KMOX
KFVS
Wsiu-Tv
KPLR
Rhine
Paul Lukas
Belle Davis
U.S
U. S
W. C. Fields
Lynn Dollar
Sam Kressen
Budapest
Heart of the City
Pacific Fleet
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell
College of the Air
Continental
Mahalia Jackson
Washington University
Mr. Zoom
Jack LaLanne
Pete and
Gladys
Jane Wyman
Guiding Light
News
Tennessee Ernie
Ford
Margie
Charlotte Peters
Social Security In Action
MiIichalle
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Mike Andeslich
Chitty
Southern Illinoisan
IV Key
American Island
Parsons Francais
Mr. Willoby
Popeye
Dick Tracy
Clutch Cargo
Sea Hunt
Sgt. Preston
Wyatt Earp
Les Carmichael
Betty Boop
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Huntley Brinkley
Ozzie and Harriet
Joan Caulfield
Barry Fitzgerald
State of the Union
Gene Kelly
Rita Hayworth
Donald Woods
Jean Muir
World
United States
Russia
Strand
West Frankfort
Sandra Dee
Bobby Darin
Yul Brynner
Varsity Theatre
Stephen Boyd
Delore
Fie Byrne
Aie Elten
Marlow
Theatre
Murphysboro
Hohard Harks
Hatar
SIU Library
Allen Books
Columbus
Spain
Portugal
France
Corsica
Marlow’s
Herrin
Wen Susan Peter
Shayward-Fingh Gs
Prisoner OF the Iron Mask
Magnus “Tewel
Goss
Magnus
America
Americas
S. Tlinais
Marion
Public Square
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