TV Schedule Highlights and Confusing Listings
The listing compiles channel by channel airings from 4:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. with shows like The Friendly Giant The French Chef Batman Dennis the Menace My Favorite Martian TV 5 News Report Kindergarten Patty Duke Superman City Camera Mister Rogers Neighborhood Real McCoys The Flintstones Huntley Brinkley Gilligan's Island Twilight Zone Akron Schools Wallace for President The Avengers Gunsmoke Circle 4 Spy I Love Lucy Rowan and Martin's Topical sketches Population Problem and Hazel. The block includes program titles descriptions and hosts across multiple channels.
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Jack
Batman
Robin
Dennis the Menace
Mr. Wilken
Norma Jamant
Martin
TV 5
Hambrick
Fuldheim
Gib Shanley
Don Webster
Marron
Patty Duke
Patty
Lane
Superman
Clark Kent
Metropolis
Africa
Real McCoys
Grampa
Aggie
Sam
Flintstones
Fred
Barney
Stonefinger
Scientist
Huntley-Brinkley
Chet Hartley
David Brinkley
Farmer
Katy
McHale's Navy
McHale's Island
Little Kim Su
McHale
Akron
Wallace
The
Avengers
John Steed
Mire
Tara King
Dodge
Donnybrook
Long Branch
Ravange
WKYC
University Circle
Rosemary
Las Vegas
I Love
Lucy
Ethal
Rowan and Martin
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Marcel Marceau
Arte Johnson
Judy Carne
Ruth Buzzi
Henry Gibson
Goldie Hawn
Dave Madden
Gary Owens
Alan Sues
Dick Whittington
Jo Anne Worley
Pigmeat Markham
Chelsea Brown
Hazel
Steve
Classic TV Guide Listing Mixes Films and Shows
A scrambled TV schedule lists films and programs across channels from early morning to after midnight. Entries feature titles such as Chicago Syndicate Exodus Copacabana and Exodus plus talk shows Tonight Show and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, with cast names and airing times.
Chronicle Want Ads Schedule Note
The listing outlines a television schedule with time slots including Lone Ranger at 5:00, Sports at 5:30, Weather at 5:40, Stocks at 5:45, Local News at 5:5, ABC News with Frank Reynolds at 6:08, Cheyenne at 6:36, Olympics at 7:08 and Peyton Place at 2:38.
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Lone Ranger
ABC
Frank Reynolds
Cheyenne
Peyton Place
Channel listings and schedule snapshot
Tomorrow’s TV lineup shows a mix of talk, game shows, soaps, dramas, cartoons, and a women’s page feature. Notable items include Big Valley, Jory Bishop, Dream House, Newlywed Game, Dating Game, General Hospital, One Life to Live, and Dark Shadow.
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General Hospital
Lirus the Lionhearted
Television in review study on TV influence in minority unrest
UPI reports Pepperdine associate professor Fred Casmir argues television shapes receiver perception, not just broadcaster intent. He notes meaning lies in viewers minds and commercials may heighten minority frustrations while depicting affluence in Negro homes. He cites serials favoring certain occupations and incomes, suggesting economic factors drive disturbances as racial issues.
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Hollywood
UPI
Fred Casmir
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Casmir
Sion
WEOL Becomes ABC Affiliate With Mutual Still On
WEOL will join the American Broadcasting Co. as an ABC affiliate on November 4, while retaining its Mutual affiliation for Notre Dame football and other sports. Both ABC and Mutual will carry election results on November 5. The change enables national and international news at 30 minutes past the hour from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and will air Paul Harvey and Fulton Lewis IL as commentators. Local news runs hourly from 7 a.m. with a 12:45 p.m. Mid Day report. WEOL also maintains bureaus in Lorain and Elyria, uses United Press International, and has a direct weather line to Hopkins International Airport.
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Peyton Place
Joe
Jill
Lew
New York
Rodney
Betty
Steven
Lucy
Carters
Domeald O’connor
Edgar Bargen
Frances Bergan
Peter Breck
Sandy Baron
Eibert Barton
Earl Corey
Earl
Mayberry
NET Journal
NET
Big Valley
Jarrod
John Herrington
NET Playhouse
Across the River
Ness
WEOL
American Broadcasting Co
Paul Nakel
Mutual Broadcasting System
Notre Dame
ABC
Mutual
Paul Harvey
Fulton Lewis IL
Harvey
Lewis
Mutual Radio Networks
Lorain
Elyria
United Press International Wire Service
Weather Bureau
Hopkins International Airport
Drama marks close of Olympics
AP Television Radio reports ABC delivered extensive coverage of the Mexico City Games, opening live with a swimming race and a later power outage that briefly interrupted taped events. The finale featured colorful ceremonies, the 400 meter medley relay win by the United States, and a Foreman boxing victory that drew mixed reactions. The network’s sports staff provided detailed statistics as two weeks of coverage cost about 34.5 million dollars in rights and production.
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United States
California
George Foreman
Howard Cassell
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