Evening TV Schedule Highlights Unfold on Regional Channel Guide
The listing covers programs from 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. across channels 3 5 8 11 13 23 25. Highlights include The Andy Griffith Show Dream of Jeannie Bewitched Carol Burnett Show Night Gallery The Man and the City Masterpiece Theatre Tonight Show and The Dick Cavett Show with notable guests.
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Alcata
Manaik
Victor Jory
Joe Mannix
Masterpiece Theater
Jude the Obscure
Bobby Goldsbers
Dick Cavett
Tom Seaver
Mickey Mantle
Clement Freud
Evening TV Movie Schedule Highlights Classic Films
A retro guide lists several programs with air times and stars. Ruth Whitman Peggy Wood star in The Story of Ruth at 4:00 and 4:30 p.m. Richard Kiley Carmen Savilla headline Spanish Affair at 4:30 p.m. East of Eden with James Dean and Julie Harris at 8:00 p.m. Death Sends a Hawk features Peter Falk and Robert Culp at 8:30 p.m. Under the Yum Yum Tree with Jack Lemmon and Carol Lynley at 9:00 p.m. Bachelor Party stars Don Murray Carlyn Jones at 11:30 p.m. Looking for Love stars Jim Hutton and Connie Francis at 11:40 p.m. One Street with James Mason Dan Duryea at 1:00 a.m. Do You Know This Voice with Dan Duryea Isa Miranda at 1:00 p.m. Thursday features Mar Imperium Lana Turner Debbie Reynolds at 1:00 p.m. Home Before Dark with Jean Simmons Dan OHerlihy at 4:00 p.m. Wake Island recounts Wake Island heroism at 4:30 p.m. Ch 3.
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NBC
Abc
CBS
United Artists
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron Lorain
David Frost
Mery Griffin
Attair of
Ruth
Ately
City Camera News
Petticoat Junction
Walter Cronkite
Death Vale
Gilligan's Island
Green Acres
Primus
Dragnet
Carol Burnett
Edclie
Seads Smith Family Medical Center
Medical Center
Smith Family
the City
Perry Mason
105 News News
Bill Anderson
Dick Cavett
Snow Dick Cavett
U.S. Navy
Mike Douglas
Lars Lucy
Graham Kerr
Phil Donahue
Barnaby
Guiding Light
Alvin
Tennessee Tuxedo
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Yogi Bear
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Merv Gritfin
Wake Island
Patty Duke
Stuart Whitman
Peggy Wood
Spain
Richard Kiley
Carmen Savilla
James Dean
Julie Harris
Peter Falk
Robert Culp
Jack Lemmon
Carol Lynley
Don Murray
Carlyn Jones
Singer
Jim Hutton
Connie Francis
Joe
Mexico
James Mason
Dan Duryea
Isa Miranda
Imperium
Ald
Lana Turner
Debbie Reynolds
Jean Simmons
Dan O'Herlighy
U.S. Marine Corps
Durig Eepl
Robert Preston
Macdonald Carey
Mixed Lorain Residents Listed in Public Notice
A long list of Lorain county residents is shown with ages and occupations, including August A Tornadene, 23, wire man. Josephine Garbo, 22, bank teller. Joseph M Hall, 36, truck driver. Peggy R Bowling, 18. Edwin E Mitchell, 54, self employed. Virginia B Roberts, 40. Howard H Reinhold, 30. Linda K Friend, 20. James C Sneed, 22. Deborah D Harper, 17. Larry Joe Mark, 21. Donna Lyn Stratton, 16. Dennis R Donaldson, 28. Helen L Hoover, 24. David E Cordy, 19. Myriam M Negron, 19. Donald A Dombrosky, 18. Jean F Tarkowski, 18. Alan R Nichols Sr., 33. Louetta J Harbert, 25. James C Sneed, 22. Myriam Negron, 19. The note lists Canadian tobacco ad ban on radio TV effective January 1 and includes additional local addresses and occupations such as Mario Bustamante, 24. Yolanda Carrion, 17. Eugene C Brill, 32. Betty Jo Gonser, 27. Michael M Fabiniak, 23. Numerous Lorain and nearby towns appear with varying professions and ages.
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August A. Tornadene
Osborn Ave
Lorain
Wireman
Josephine Garbo
E. Erie Ave
Joseph M. Hall
Delaware Ave
Peggy R. Bowling
Erts
30Th St
Howard H. Reinhold
Union St
Oberlin
Linda K. Friend
French Creek Rd
Avon
James C. Sneed
Erie St
Deborah D. Harper
Larry Joe Mark
Erie Ave
Donna Lyn Stratton
Dennis R. Donaldson
Helen L. Hoover
David E. Cordy
Myriam M. Negron
Donald A. Dombrosky
N. Lake St
Amherst
U.S. Air Force
Jean F. Tarkowski
Central Dr
Alan R. Nichols Sr
Wayne, Mich
Louetta J. Harbert
Folley
Mario Bustamante
Yolanda Carrion
W. 23Rd St
Eugene C. Brill
Morgan St
Betty JoGonser
Michael M. Fabiniak
Liberty Ave
Vermi
Television Schedule Fragments Include Local Residents
Program lineup from channels 25 to Masterpiece Theatre lists shows from 4:30 pm to 10 pm. The text names individuals by age and address including Linda Kay Matteis, Craig J Chapple, Karen M Krystowski, Roger Boyd, and Bessie J Murphy with their job titles and local addresses, though the portion ends abruptly.
Ironside introduces Fran Belding as new female officer
NBCs Ironside debuts Fran Belding played by Elizabeth Baur after a month of sleuthing. Belding, daughter of a slain captain, drives a melodramatic plot with gamblers and a murder, then flirts with Sgt Brown after her father's name is cleared.
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New York
NBC
Tronside
Fran Belding
Elizabeth Baur
Barbara Anderson
Ironside
Police Academy
Miss Baur
Sgt. Brown
ABC
CBS
Glen Campbell
Editor’s Hatchet Book Targets TV Industry
Hollywood review notes Les Brown’s Television The Business Behind the Box covers 1970 with sharp consumer insights and blunt critiques. It profiles industry players, policy battles, and the push for commercial success, calling television a merchandise driven business.
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Hollywood
UPI
Les Brown
Variety
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