TV MOVIE SCHEDULE FROM SYRACUSE HERAld AMERICAN
On Monday June 18 1967 Syracuse Herald American lists TV movies and features across channels. Highlights include The Old Man and the Sea at 10 p.m. on Ch 3 and long listings for classic films such as The Girl He Left Behind The Master of Ballantrae The Racers The Fugitive Kind and No My Darling Daughter with cast notes and channel numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Daughfee
Michael Redgrave
Michael Craig
Roger Livesy
Rad Fulton
Juliet Mills
Scotland
Illionaire
Pop
CBS News
Cronkite
Channel 5
TV Twin
Ringling
Milady
Hazel
Gilligan’s Island
Iron Horse
Ben Calhoun
Edgar Degas
Mr. Terrific
Stanley Beamish
McClaine
Jeannie
New Christy Minstrels
Jackie Vernon
Pat Suzuki
Lucy
Africa
Leopold Sedar Senghor
Senegal
Ballantrae
Nice
Citizens’ Foundation
Syracuse
John T. Connor
Allied Chemicals
Sam Stone
J.F.K
New Orleans
NBC News
Frank McGee
Kennedy
The
Racers
Andy Griffith
Peyton Place
Carsons
Chandler
Big Valley
Nick
Heath
Paul Bryan
Final round coverage and telecast details for major golf events
The 1967 U S Open final round at Baltusrol Golf Club is set for live color TV on WNYS TV at 5 pm. Cleveland Open rounds air Saturday at 4 pm on WNYS TV. Also listed are pro soccer with St Louis Stars vs Los Angeles Toros, Yankees vs Tigers on WFBL, and other sports broadcasts across WHEN and WCNY networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Stars
Los Angeles Toros
When-Tv
Aurora Country Club
Aurora
Ohio
Wnys-Tv
Cissy King to Join Welk Show as Barbara Boylan Replaces
Cissy King will replace Barbara Boylan as Bobby Burgess partner on The Lawrence Welk Show on ABC TV. Boylan retires to become a homemaker. King debuts Saturday August 5 and hails from Albuquerque New Mexico where she attended the University of New Mexico. She previously danced with Burgess on the Welk program earlier this spring and appeared at Six Flags Over Texas last summer. Barbara’s husband Greg Dixon returns to Montana? No. He will reenter Westmont College in Santa Barbara to pursue psychology. The couple plans to move to Santa Barbara this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cissy King
Barbara Boylan
Bobby Burgess
Abc-Tv
Lawrence Welk
Barbara
Miss King
Bobby
Cissy
Burgess
Welk
Miss Boylan
Greg Dixon
Albuquerque
N.mex
University of New Mexico
Peared
Blenders Vocal Quartet
Westmont College
Santa Barbara
Calif
John King
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Spencer
Tracy
Felipe Pazos
Harry Bellavér
Ernest Hemingway
Tab Hunter
Natalie Wood
Jessie’ Royce
Landis
Jim Backus
James Garner
David Janseen
Marion Hargrove
Drango
Jeff Chandler
Joanne
Dru
Julie
London
Ronald
Howard
Donald Crisp
Georgia
John
Ireland
John Gregson
Mai Zetterling
Michael Denison
Woman IN White
Eleanor Parker
Alexis Smith
Sydney Greenstreet
Gig Young
Agnes Moorehead
Errol Flynn
Beatrice Campbell
Yvonne Furneaux
Anthony Steel
Stuart
the Racers
Kirk Douglas
Bella Darvi
Gilbert
Roland
Cesar Roméro
Lee J. Cobb
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
Marlon Brando
Anna Magnani
Joanne Woodward
Maureen . Stapleton
Victor Jory
Mississippi
Dick Powell
Paula Raymond
Adolphe Menjou
Will Geer
Marshall Thompson
New York
Lincoln
Baltimore
Planet Arous
John Agar
Joyce Meadows
Robert Fuller
Henry Travis
Bill Giorgio
Robert Webber
Anna Sten
Leo Gordon
Korea
Chiefs
Syracuse Chiefs
Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo
Richmond
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
WFBL
Charles River
Wcny-Tv
Coaching Club
Aqueduct
Wsyr-Tv
Wide World OF Sports
Sandwich
England
Pancho Gonzalez
Stein Erickson
Don Carter
Los Angeles
Peteee
Hammond
Ind
N-Tv
WCNY
Rochester
WROC
WHEC
WOKR
Plattsburgh
Utica
Wkiv
Binghamton
Mike Douglas
Henry Knox
Brother Buzz
Rocky
McHale’s Navy
Flintstones
Peter Jennings
Luce
Merv Griffin
McHale's Navy
McHale
Huntley-Brinkley
Allan Lipman
FBI
Joey Bishop
Vernon
Planet
Araus
Maria Regina
the College For
Maria Regina College
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