TV listings and guest line up for New Year's Eve program
A dense schedule lists morning to late night broadcasts across channels with agriculture and congress segments, variety shows, dramas, and sports. Guests include James Symington and Louis Frey, along with C. Larry Hill and others, as stations echo across multiple channels and times.
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Congress
James Symington
D-Missouri
Louis Frey
Jason
Stempel
Starlight Baptist Church
Larry Hill
Akron
Daniel Boone
F Troop
Parmenter
Agam
Robert C. Byrd
D. W. VA
Movie TV Schedule Notes From A Busy Weekend
A fragmentary TV guide lists film titles and times across channels including The Spider Woman Molly and He What Price Glory The Oklahoma Kid Pak it Year 20 Repeat Performance An Elementary Case of Murder Teachers Pet The Horror of Dracula That Way With Women Raw Deal and Dragon Wyck with stars such as Gracie Fields Roddy McDowall Bogart Cagney and Peter Cushing among others.
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Or Wews Ware
Wakros Wuab
Cleveland Nou
ABC
CBS Cas
United Artists
Kaiser
Cleveland
U.S.A
University of Michigan
Chaplain of
Bourbon St
Congress
Ie Evans
Shul
Tns
Rex Humbard
Firas
Davey & Goliath
Kathryn Kuhlman
Banana Splits
Inner Circle
Huckleberry Hound
Bullwinkle
United Faith
Akron Baptist Temple
Oral Roberts
Three Stooges
Wally’s Workshop
Ral Robers Lorain
Cleveland Caucus Camera
Jerry Falwell
Minority Report
Gene Carroll
Money Tree
Billy James Hargis
Bottom of the Sea Globetroiters
Meet the Press
HFC
Molly and
Directions
Laredo
Meet the
30 Press
Alias Smith
Oklahoma
Beaver
Lawrence Welk
Wells Fargo
Civic Forum
San Francisco News
Marshall Dillon
Anna & the King
Walt Disney
Sandy Duncan
Dick van Dyke
Penn State
TV 13
Guy Lombardo
Jack Latanne
Andy Griffith
Jerry Healey
Texas
Alabama
World General Hospital
Somerset
Big Valley
Martiah
Marlin
Lucas
Mark
Joan Crawford
Amos
San Francisco
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Bay
Admiral Jeo
McCudden
U.S
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Alfred Hitchcock
Carlk Gable
Doris Day
Peter Cushing
Michael Sah
Dane Clark
Martha Vickers
Raymond Burr
Dans Nis O'Keefe
Dragon Wyck
Gane Tiernay
TV screen becomes electronic canvas
Alan Bunce reports on PBS planning a spring network program funded by a 60 thousand dollar National Endowment for the Arts grant. The project showcases electronic media for visual art, highlighting WGBH's Paul Abe synthesizer and Direct Video Synthesizer, with Beerman demonstrating new light based patterns and the aim to move from auditorium to screen with more information than conclusions.
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Washington
PBS
National Endowment For the Arts
Boston
Wgbh-Tv
Fred Barzyk
National Academy of Sciences
WGBH
Stephen Beck
Prof
Herbert Beerman
Hollywood cashes in on Mideast terrorism
In Eilat, Israel, producer Suddy Ruskin plans Sabra Command a film about an Israeli unit hunting guerrillas in the desert backed by a nuclear bomb. The project features David Jansson Art Metrano Karen Dor and Bedouin actors portraying Arab fighters amid a desert chase and a Munich-linked climax.
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Rachel Terry
Ellen Stern
Sinai Desert
Sabra
Eilat
Israel
Hollywood
Middle East
Suddy Ruskin
Ruskin
David Jansson
O'Hara
Desert Patrol
Art Metrano
al Capone
Chicago Teddy Bears
Karen Dor
Munich
U.S. Strategic Air Common
Jansson
Suave
Pentagon
Channel 25 Sunday Schedule Highlights
Channel 25 presents a Sunday lineup starting 4:30 with a Special at 5:40 Sesame Street 6:30 Misterogers 7:00 Zoom 7:30 Special The French Chef 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre 10:00 Firing Line.
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Ray Rosone
Disney
High Sierras
Anha
Anna
Trapper John
4077Th
Sandy Duncan
Sandy
Dick Vann Dyke
Rose Parade Seen As Oldest Art Form In Hollywood Coverage
Hollywood reports on the Rose Parade as a premier old art form with Bob Barker and Betty White narrating. The feature notes the parade draws about a million in Pasadena and broadcasts to millions, highlighting the spectacle of floats and bands. Ronald Reagan once broadcast the parades, and Barker mentions potential political ties.
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Pasadena
Calif
Bob Barker
CBS
Barker
New York
Seattle
St. Louis
NBC
Betty White
Portland
Betty
Ronald Reagan
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