Christmas TV Lineup Shows Family Struggles and Science
A TV guide listing highlights evening programs including a cub who never knew Christmas due to hibernation, a tale of a broken family and a niece, a former officer turned town drunk facing his daughter’s wedding, and animated features. Other items cover a Christmas party dispute, debt ridden shopkeeper, a geological study, a teen surgery consent drama, and Tonight Show guests with Marlon Brando arriving tomorrow.
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Evening TV Highlights and Film Listings
A rundown of channel programs and film airings with titles, actors, and times. Highlights include Olivia de Havilland in a mysterious romance, Hugh Marlowe and Gene Wilder star pairings, classic costume dramas with Elizabeth Taylor, and crime capers with Belinda Lee.
Channel 25 Audio TV Schedule Fragment
Schedule lists Channel 25 blocks from 4:00 Sesame Street to 11:36 Captioned News with Misteregers Neighborhood Ville Alegre Your Future is New Zoom Electric Company at Cleveland City Cous 9:32 Special of the Week 11:36 Captioned News
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Frank Blair to leave Today after 23 years in March
NBC confirms Frank Blair will depart Today effective March 14 after more than two decades on the show. The 59 year old broadcaster cited time for family and a slower pace as his reason, leaving only Paul Cunningham as an original cast member. Blair began on Today January 14, 1962 and his exit follows NBC reshapes and new rivals from ABC AM America.
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Circus Roots of Ringling Brothers in Iowa 1882
The Ringling Brothers of McGregor Iowa formed the Classic and Comic Concert Company in 1882, a predecessor to the Greatest Show on Earth established in 1904, tracing the circus dynasty's early origins.
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Army offers advanced rank for college students
An army promotion plan offers higher starting ranks for students with college credits. A two year college student can enlist as Private First Class with a $308 monthly salary. A three year college student can enlist with a higher starting pay and is promoted to Corporal (E-4) after four months, earning $414 monthly.
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