Television Highlights and Movie Schedule Summary
Northern Ohio viewers are guided through a packed program slate with channel-by-channel notes. Highlights include The Hall of Fame program, episodes such as Eagle in Cries, Lost in Space and Green Acres, and film lineups featuring Womer's Tale, These Were the Days, and a Widmark appearance. Several color broadcasts and special features are listed alongside the daily schedule.
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Hall of Fame
Helena
Herois
Arie
Eagle
Howard
James Daly
Pamela Wa
Ontie
Harriet
iColor
Texas
Saturn
Robinsons
Big Valley
Heath
The
Barkleys
Oliver
Lisa Doug
Rome
WKYC
Stuart
Gram Willams
Ran
Dor Cooper
Jim If
Pete P
Eports
TV Wea
Spis
Fuldheim
Mogie
Wallace
Kangaroo
Mike Douglas
Dick van Dike
Ben Casey
Woodrow
Television in review highlights election documentary contrasts
HOLLYWOOD UPI notes that the CBS documentary The Making of the President 1964 mirrored the election’s tone, unlike 1950, with memorable moments from Goldwater, Kennedy, and Rockefeller campaigns. ABC plans Batman and Supermarket Sweep while Shindig ends. Streisand special reruns. Slattery’s People guest stars listed.
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Hollywood
UPI
Han
Jonsson Goldwater
Kennedy
Goldwater
William Scranton
Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
David Wolper
Theodore White
Abc-Tv
Batman
Robin
Adam West
Ozzie and Harriet
Phyllis Kirk
ABC TV
Berlin Tour Guides Highlight Historic Sites
A fragmented OCR style piece outlines Berlin tour guides and plans to show tourists the city’s landmarks. It mentions several names and locations, including New York references and a sketch-like feature on accessible routes for visitors.
Economists pay high in American Home Economics Assn members
New York economists in the American Home Economics Association earn above 70 percent of peers in professional and technical roles. The article notes these members have salaries higher than the median for full time workers in similar occupations.
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New York
Romans Bath Habits Compared With Americans
UPI reports that fourth century Romans used about 300 gallons of water daily per person, far above modern American usage of roughly 130 gallons. Much of the water went to baths, with public facilities often exceeding 1,000 square feet and serving more than five people at a time.
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New York
UPI
The
Tile Council of America
Public
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Ned
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Womer
Tas Iupuna
Howard Dut
Richard Widmark
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Johnny Carson
George Maharis
Wiliam Holden
Bonita Granville
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Lorain
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Chrysler
Nbc-Tv
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Television In
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Slattery
People
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Carson
Hope
Folder Guides
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Bi Es
Holmes County
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East River Street
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Warner Concert Hall
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Duo
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Conservatory of Music
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