TV Listings and Channel Guide for Evening Schedule
A dense scroll of television listings notes programs across channels 3 5 25 43 61 and 61 with episodes of The Friendly Giant The French Chef Batmen and Robin My Favorite Martian I Love Lucy Perry Mason Gilligan's Island The Avengers Gunsmoke Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In The World We Live In and Hazel plus news anchors Huntley Brinkley and a Folksy feature on Never Underestimate.
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Friendly
Jerome
Rusty
Batmen
Robin Taughe
Prince of
Fred
Morfin
Tharmanless
TV 5
Nepert
Hambrk
Fuldheaim
Gib Shanley
Don Webster
Marren
Patty Quke
Patty
Oten
MecHele
Navy
Binghamton
Doug Adair
Martin Ross
Dick Goddard
Harry Jones
Misteregers
Cherryist
Real McCoys
Kate
Luke
Ricky
Lucy
Ethel
Perry Mason
Virgil Domine
Wally Kinnon
Jim Grane
WKYC
University Circle
Gillgan
Gilligan
Jeannie Tony
Jeanne
Threetans
Jokr
Tora
Joan
Greater Cleveland
Kelly
Scott
Electrone Board
Rowan and Martin
Kate Smith
Vincent Price
Antarctica
Hazel
Peyton Mace
Maggie
Betty
Deller
Lucy Ny
Maybarry Mayberry
Caret
Carol ” Burmatt Burnett
Theta U3
CBS News
Mike Uncle Christmas
Inko
Dream Dock
Deddy
Edge of
Beverly
Cavett
Hillel Lea & A
Andy Arrality
Manece
Griffith
Dick Dick Hallywood
van Dyke
Fan
Secret
Generaldventura
Storm Hospital
Boro Gs & One Life
Steve Ridary
Batman
Clubhevis Milan
Griffin An Agate Eah
Vance Lei Ee Tis
Evening TV Guide Listings Include Classic Films and News
A varied TV schedule features The Three Swords of Zorro and other era films with stars such as Guy Stockwell Gloria Milland Edward G Robinson James Cagney Boris Karloff. Documentaries include Always In My Heart and White Paper The Ordeal of the American City. News segments cover NBC News Chicago Moynihan and urban studies plus local reports from Cleveland and Mayberry B F D.
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Zorro
California
Guy Stockwell
Gloria Milland
Edward G Robinson
James Cagney
Boris Karlot
Rhonda Fleming
Sterling Haynen
Batain
Winston Churchi
Areets
Britain
Alistair Cooke
Walter Husler Kay Francis
Gleno Warren
Gark
Tiller
Wiliam Holden
Lee
Cobb
Payton
Rodney
Marsha
Fred
Dr. Rosa
Lucy
Kim
Craig
Carters
Donald O'Connor
Janet Leigh
Mickey Roaney
Gogi Grant
Earl Wilson
NBC News
Boston
Daniel P. Moynihan
Charles Hamilton
P.m
Earl Corey
Mayberry B.F.D
Sam
NET Journal
Wack Journal
Teg
Bill
Big Valley
Nick
Precious Husband
Black Journal
Cleveland
John Herrington
Ness
Alfred Hitchcock
Switzerland
Virgil Dominic
Wally Kinnan
Jim Groner
TV 5
Hambrick
Joey Bishop
Regis Philbin
Johnny Mann
TV 1
Paynousis
NBC
Orben Erteis
Television news dominated 1968 with civil unrest moon mission and tragedy
AP writer notes 1968's TV high points centered on news coverage of assassinations riots and war, the moon voyage and public events. Televised funerals and political transition shaped national mood while entertainment offered few standout moments with shows like Laugh-In and controversial Emmys.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Gentle Ben tops TV poll. Great One labeled poor
Readers react to TV top view showing Gentle Ben on CBS with 71.6 rating ahead of Guns of Will Sonnett and other programs. Respondents from Omaha to Memphis urge new morning shows, fewer football doubleheaders, and different content such as Welk dancers and Christian soap dramas.
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TOP View
Gentle Ben
CBS
Will Sonnett
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Jackie Gleason
Kangaroo
Mia
J. C. Schneider
Omaha
Neb
Greg Beckham
Aiten
Pri
Welk
Louis M. Jeppesen
Hubbard
Gene Sirca
Eastlake
Ohio
Phyllis Diller
Cedar Point Forms Planning Department for 100th Season
Cedar Point has completed staffing a planning and design department as part of its expansion for the resort's 100th season starting May 24. The 12 member team is led by art director Lee Jewett of Sandusky and based in a new 100000 dollar building with specialists from Sandusky, Huron, Fremont, and Port Clinton handling drafting, artwork, animation of figures and animals, and sign painting.
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Cedar Point
Lee Jewett
Sandusky
Dusky
Roy Anderson
Huron
Thomas Chamberlain
Fremont
Thomas Layton
Thomas Wade
Ray Burklaw
Richard Crawford
Ray Wood
Port Clinton
Tierney Returns to Screen in The FBI at Warner Brothers
Hollywood notes say Gene Tierney, 48, returns to film after four years in The FBI at Warner Brothers, playing a retirement city citizen drawn into Mafia affairs. She plans more work, says fewer pictures are made locally. Tierney, now grandmother and Houston resident, weighed career desires and studio pressures amid broader industry shifts.
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Hollywood 7
Hollywood
Gene Tierney
Warner Brothers
Laura
Miss Tierney
Houston
Howard Lee
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