Television schedule highlights 8 PM to 9 PM listings
A detailed hourly lineup features Chicago Syndicate drama with Dennis O Keefe and Abbe Lane, chases a racketeer. Austria part one on Road. Jacques Cousteau Special exploring sharks. Gunsmoke with a marshal under threat. I Spy intrigue with Una Merkel. Danny Thomas international trip. Kismet musical film. Guadalcanal Diary aboard.
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Chicago Syndicate
Dennis O'Keefe
Abbe Lane
Citizens’ Committee
We Wryc
WEWS
WIW
WTOL
WSPD
Merv Griffin
Brink News
N. W
Brink
Spits
Andy Griffith
Big Valley
N. Wes
Joey Bishop
Sea Hunt
Siew
WKYC
Rex Hombard
City Camera
Mike Douglas
Franz Bullwinkle
Paige Palmer
Ove of Life
Donna Reed
Temptation
Dr Barnard Heart Transplant Show Elevates Prime Time
NBC-TV aired a one hour weekend documentary on Dr Christian Barnard and heart transplant operations. The program featured intense background material and dramatized medical science, highlighting television's shift toward human interest in prime time.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nbc-Tv
Barnard
Christian Barnard
NBC and ABC TV documentaries draw controversy and praise
The article reviews NBC TV documentaries on topics like the Warren Commission and Khrushchev, praising visual impact and reporting. It notes Barnard and Garrison pieces for their exclusives, and critiques ABCs two and a half hour Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, calling it overlong and shallow in character depth.
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Eric Holfer
Kennedy
Nbc-Tv
Abc-Tv
Vietnam
Barnard
Nikita Khrushchev
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Jack Palance
Photographer key to undersea TV series Sharks
The article profiles Philippe Cousteau as lead photographer for an ABC hour long program Sharks about Jacques Cousteau. The crew filmed in the Red Sea Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden aboard the Calypso with 30 divers while exploring sharks and filming a feeding frenzy.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jacques - Yves Cousteau
ABC
Philippe Cousteau
Young Cousteau
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Gulf of Aden
Cousteau Family Pursues Ocean and Space Frontiers
Documentary notes describe shark encounters rescuing divers with steel cages, Philippe Cousteau visiting MIT before Baja California filming gray whales. The elder Cousteau has 30 years of ocean exploration, while his son pioneered undersea cameras and vows future space exploration inspired by ocean discoveries.
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Philippe Cousteau
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Baja California
Pacific
Cousteau
Mediterranean
France
Television Schedule Briefs and Guests for Evening Lineup
Channel 25 shows a full day with 4:15 London Line and 4:30 Busy Knitter. At 5:00 Theater and 3:30 Kindergarten follow. 7:00 Visiting Scholars features Dr. Don Wolfe and at 9:00 Power of the Dollar analyzes U.S. selling patterns. Correspondents cover Vietnam.
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Don Wolfe
U.S
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