TV Schedule Highlights From Evening Primetime Lineup
Listings show 10 p.m. on Channel 3 with Annette Funicello saluting Mickey Mouse. 7 p.m. Channel B features Hank Williams Jr and Arlene Harden on Hee Haw. Channel 3 offers Lassie Run to Nowhere Part 1 at 1:30 p.m. The Explorers at 2:30 p.m. on Channel 11. All in the Family at 6 p.m. on Channel 8. Roots of a Nation Medieval England at 8 p.m. on Channel 25. Midget Loves Bernie at 11 on Channel 8. Playhouse New York The Last Journey at 8:30 p.m. Mary Tyler Moore Show at 9 on Channel 8. The Honeymooners? Newhart Show at 4:30 p.m. on Channel 0. Mission: Impossible airs at 6 p.m. with Pheigs and Mimi disguising as fugitives to threaten a nuclear scientist.
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Film listings excerpt with classic era titles and actors
A fragmented TV film schedule lists 1950s to 1980s titles with actors such as Tony Curtis Jerry Lewis Elvis Presley Vincent Price Burt Lancaster Spencer Tracy and Burt Lancaster. Entries note air times channels and brief plot hooks across multiple films including The Green Berets Wild in the Country Return of the Fly Alcatraz Berlin Affair Adventures of a Young Man Killer with a Silk Scarf Black Rock and The Tomb of the Walking Dead.
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Frita Weaver
Richard Beymer
Diane Baker
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Susanne Uhien
Black Rock
Spencer Tracy
Lee Marvin
CBS's Maude lacks the bite of Archie Bunker satire
A TV critic compares Maude to All in the Family and finds it overly sentimental and unoriginal. Beatrice Arthur delivers a loud, domineering performance while the show's liberal premises collapse under its own weight. The review questions whether Maude can match Archie Bunker's sharp humor and notes the series' reliance on unlikely plot twists.
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CBS falls four programs as strike halts production
New York UPI reports four CBS programs including All in the Family Maude The Bill Cosby Show and The Carol Burnett Show paused production after technicians joined a strike. AFTRA members will honor picket lines set by IBEW. CBS says enough taping exists to carry shows into December.
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Channel 25 Program Guide Snapshot
A TV schedule listing Channel 25 segments with Sesame Street at 7 30 and Roots of a Nation at 00 Roots of a Nation and Playhouse New York 10 4 Soul! air times noted for the local lineup.
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Catholics to ask poverty offering in Cleveland diocese
Catholic churches in the eight county Cleveland Diocese will take up the annual national collection for the Campaign for Human Development to fight root causes of poverty. In the past year the campaign allocated over $1.8 million in grants nationwide, with two Lorain County projects receiving funding. Over the last two years more than $16 million was raised, with a quarter retained locally for diocesan distribution.
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Gramercy Ghost thrills at South Amherst High School
South Amherst presents the Gramercy Ghost a play about a girl who inherits a ghost along with a house Nancy sees the spirit and Charley Stewart the reporter believes her while Parker Burnett doubts. Strong turns by Sandy Paller and Brian McCue anchor a solid cast with notable support and an excellent set by Dick Bevan.
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Family Tureen Dinner and Service At United Methodist Church
A United Methodist Church congregation in Lagrange holds a family tureen dinner at 6 p.m. with a worship service of thanks at 7 p.m. Tomorrow's evening events replace the regular morning services and Sunday School. The article notes stable makeup and strong onstage direction by Lois Von Gunten with Laurie Crowther and Davie Burdue. a second performance at 8 p.m. in the gym is tonight, with remaining tickets.
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Oberlin College to Host Humanities Lecture on Stoicism
Oberlin College assistant professor James J. Helm of classics will deliver a humanities lecture on Stoicism and Epicureanism Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in Kresge Lecture Hall 306, King Building. The free public program kicks off the Comparative Mediterranean Civilizations series this semester.
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New Directions Recital Series at Oberlin features Time Cycle
Oberlin College continues its New Directions Recital Series with a concert by Lukas Foss Time Cycle in Warner Concert Hall Tuesday at 8 30 p m The free program includes Eric Valinsky Prelude in C performed with Moog Synthesizer and readings of poetry by David Young
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Annual camel race at Al Jawf Oasis in Saudi Arabia
In Riyadh Saudi Arabia the annual camel race is held at the Al Jawf oasis north of the Nafud Desert. The 9.3 mile event draws over 125 camels and 7000 spectators. Winners typically finish in about 30 minutes.
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