Night TV Lineup Highlights Classic Films and New Specials
The page lists WHITE LIGHTNING (1973) with Burt Reynolds and Ned Beatty about an ex con aiding authorities against a moonshine ring, followed by THE LADY VANISHES (1938) Hitchcock disciplined spy thriller, YOU CAN'T WIN 'EM ALL (1970) with Tony Curtis and Charles Bronson about fortune seekers, and THE STRANGE LOVE OF MAR- with color airings on Cha channel numbers and times.
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Burt Reynolds
Ned Beatty
Michael Redgrave
Paul Lukas
Tony Curtis
Charles Bronson
Tonight's tv movies listed for Syracuse in Herald Journal
The December 9 1977 page lists TV movies including Thrivers The Tempest Soul Soldier and Attack of the 50 Foot Woman with cast notes and broadcast times. Entries describe plots involving murder ghosts civil war legacies and giant entangled figures.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Barbara Stanwyck
Kirk Douglas
van Heflin
Silvana Mangano
Czar
Soul Soldier
Rafer Johnson
Caesar Romero
Texas
Allison Hayes
William Hudson
Isis
Mark Wilson
Soul Alive
George Hamilton Iv
West of Cimarron
Tareyton Low Tar Ad Claims Unique Filtration
The advertisement asserts no other low tar cigarette matches Tareyton in taste due to its charcoal filtration. It notes tar and nicotine levels per cigarette measured by the FIL method, emphasizing its distinctive flavor.
TV Guide Style Schedule Fragment With Numerous Shows
A dense OCR fragment lists TV programs, times, and stations across networks. It names Brady Bunch and Mister Rogers, Batman, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Star Trek, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Tonight Show, News mentions, sports, films such as The Lady Vanishes and Double Indemnity, and a late night Midnight Special with guests.
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FBI
Billy Joe
Jack
Paul McCartney
Wings
David Bowie
England
Dan
John Ford Coley
The
Jacksons
Libby Titus
Brenda Lee
Bill Withers
Ricci Martin
Air Supply
Fusion
Martha Ivers
Joe Franklin
Baretta Jin
Weekend TV Schedule Yesterday and Today Highlights
A dense list of daytime and prime time programs across networks featuring animated shows, dramas, news, sports, and documentaries. Notable entries include Sesame Street, Batman, Scooby Doo, Space 1999, NFL games, and features like The Brady Kids, Hogan’s Heroes, and Mission: Impossible with numerous time slots and channel codes.
Animals and myths set the stage for a mixed broadcast lineup
A daytime schedule previews the world of animals in history art and myth citing Hammurabi’s Code protecting dogs Cerberus and a 16th century painting of Charles V with his dog. The lineup also includes Robin Hood legends Dr Foster on Cushing’s disease and various home programs plus NFL football and stage drama.
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Hammurabi
Cerberus
Charles V
Eleanor
Kenneth
Robin
Nottingham
Guy
Daniel Foster
Foster
Cushing
Best Bets Sharkey Fails as Actor and Holiday Tales
TV listings describe Sharkey the Actor in an eight to nine segment on WIVH and WSYR as he trains for a documentary with comic misadventures and a glam makeover. Other programs include The Year Without a Santa Claus on WNYS TV with elves and Santa, The Rockford Files Forced Retirement on WSYR, and The Carpenters at Christmas hosted by Karen and Richard Carpenter with guests Harvey Korman Kristy McNichol Burr Tillstrom on WNYS-TV.
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Sharkey
Wsyr-Tv
Santa Claus
Santa
Mr. Claus
Wnystv
Nets seek alcohol aid
Major networks NBC ABC and CBS join with AFTRA to form an Industry Broadcasting Council on Alcoholism. Agreement came in contract talks earlier this year and AFTRA convention endorsed the plan. Network and union reps will meet in New York next month to set goals and policies.
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NBC
ABC
CBS
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Aftra Industry Broadcasting Council
AFTRA
New York
Radio Highlights and Music Broadcasts Tonight
Radio listings show high school basketball, operas, concerts, and talks across WSEN WONO WSYR WMHR WFBL and WCNY. Baldwinsville versus North Syracuse at 8 20 pm on WSEN FM joins Schoenberg Pelleas and Melisande at 7 10 on WONO FM and Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci tomorrow at 2 10 pm on WONO FM with other cultural programs throughout the evening.
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Baldwinsville
North Syracuse
Wsen-Fm
Schoenberg
Pelleas and Melisande
Wono-Fm
New York City
Mascagni
St Regis Hotel NYC A Century of Luxury and Change
The St. Regis in New York City, oldest luxury hotel, opened in 1904 by Col. John Jacob Astor. It stood 18 stories, cost 5.5 million, and featured central air, mail chutes, and French antiques. Vincent Astor expanded to 540 rooms in 1927 and created dining and skating venues. later names included Tridium Room and Iridium Room. Sheraton bought the hotel in 1966.
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New York
UPI
St. Regis
Sheraton
New York City
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Vincent
The
Sheraton’ Corp
Radio drama makes a comeback with Earplay and CBS Theater
Radio drama resurges as Earplay in Minneapolis Saint Paul and CBS Radio Mystery Theater win renewed audiences. Earplay’s 26 stereo plays reach about 190 public stations, backed by $450000 from CPB and NEA. Noted writers and actors mentor new works including Mamet and MacLeish with John Gielgud among performers.
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New York
Himan
Hi) Brown
Ames
Iowa
Earplay
Midwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
British Broadcasting Corporation
Ciation
Edward Albee
Archibald MacLeish
J. B
John Gielgud
Irene Worth
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Joker's Wild
MacNeil-Lehrer
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Goddard Institute For Space Studies
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Carol Burnett and Friends
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Wonder Woman
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Hogan’s Heroes
New York Knicks
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TV Directory
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Robert Klein
Wtvh Newsbreak
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Sam Fujiyama
Billy Graham
Tri-State Crusade
John Davidson
Evane and Novak
NFL
Mary Hartman
Life of
Riley
Fernworl
Gabriel Kaplan
Arne Murray
Alex Karras
Mike Preminger
P.O.W
Hawkeye
Trapper
John
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Maj. Burns
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Ers
Othe
Earksky and Hated
Groucho
Prince of Foxes
Alvarez Kelly
Jeanine Parr
Jin
Surgeon
University of Michigan
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Magic Movie Machine
Salty Sam
Susquehanna County Report
America
Banana Splits
Batman
Aorenda Ingles
Social Security
Think
Kids World
Lecy
C.B. Bears
Skatebirds
Hower
Dan Burgess
Abbott and Costello
Davey and
Goliath
Space Sentinels
Bomba
Woody Woodpecker Jin
Superwirch
F Troop
Popeye and Friends
Oceans Alive
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Tarzan
Soul Train
Audubon Wildlife
Space Horse
Space Academy
Hard Boiled Mahoney
Fat Albert
the Cosby
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Wolfman
Lehigh
Jacksonville State
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Washington Red Skins
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Hoguen
CROCK
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Ken Sampson
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Tiny Tim
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Mary Todd Lincoln
President Lincoln
Washington Redskins
Allen Park
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Skrill
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Nets
Jan Gibson
Wsyr-Am
Michael Sattler
Wmhr-Fm
Lawrence Welk
Casper Citron
Madeline Gilford
Miriam Ford
Jill O'Hara
WFBL
Walter Cunningham
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Jelly Roll” Morton
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WHA
Madison, Wisc
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