Television Schedule Snapshot from Early Morning to Night
A dense listing of TV programs across channels with times from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. including talk shows, documentaries, dramas, cartoons, and educational segments. Notable items feature Lassie, The Untouchables, Fat Albert, The FBI, Masterpiece Theater, and Sesame Street among others.
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Judd
Lassie
Eliot Ness
Fat Albert
Bill Cosby
Television Schedule Highlights Classic Film Lineup
A dense daily TV grid lists film titles and stars across channels Ch 61 Ch 43 25 3 6 5 8 31 11. Features span 1950s to 1963 titles with Ernest Borgnine Jane Wyman Burl Ives Rex Harrison George C Scott and more. Programs run 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and late night with classics and Westerns.
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U.S.A
Will Rogers
H. Boren
National Association of Professional
Ernest Borgnine
Jane Wyman
Marlene Dietrich
Whisky Igeridge
Shelley Winters
Burl Ives
Earth
Heaven
Clifton Webb
Joan Blondel
Jane Eyre
George C. Scott
Susannah York
Owen Marshall
Arthur ‘Hill
Santa Barbara
Berlin
Jeff Chandler
Jack Palace
Collie
Peter Breck
Rainbow Island
Barry Sullivan
Dorothy {Amour
Melisa Mell
Rex Harrison
Marla Montez
Tammy
Sandra Dee
Peter Fonda
Sterting Hayden
James Whitmore
Lucky timing lifts Conrad to TV star
William Conrad, veteran actor and director, returns from an 18 month retirement to star in CBSs Cannon. Once a radio voice and film villain, he found success after guest roles and a decisive break when television favored mature stars. He acknowledges luck favored him in a youth-obsessed industry.
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Conrad
Hollywood
William Conrad
CBS
Cannon
Marshall Matt Dillion
Bill
Warner Brothers
Quinn Martin
Glen Campbell Endures as TV Musical Shows Proliferate
Hollywood AP Glen Campbell survives a crowded TV season amid a wave of musical variety shows. He defends staying power by noting high ratings, while criticizing overload. Campbell, idolized for warmth on camera, reflects on networks overdoing similar programs and retaining renewal over others.
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Hollywood
UPI
Glen Campbell
Campbell
Johnny Cash
Engelbert Humperdinck
Tom Jones
Andy Williams
Jim Nabors
Ed Sullivan
Don Knotts
Lawrence Welk
Hee Haw
Flip Wilson
Carol Burnett
Dean Martin
Glen
Arkansas
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Brooklyn Bridge
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Sun
WEWS
WTOL
WSPD
WAKR
WAAB
United War
NBC
ABC
Kaiser
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron Lorain
Oral Roberts
Opie Evans
Kimba
Inner Circle
Davey and Goliath
Rex Humbard
Kathryn Kuhlman
Tom and Jerry
Flintstones
Dragon
Mr. Toad
Day of Discovery
Akron Baptist Day of Discovery
F. Troop
Civic Forum
the Avengers
Bat Masterson
Penelope Pitstop
Physician's Mutual
TBA
New York
Utah
Blaine
Doubledeckers
Aaron Slick Bullwinkle
Baron
Ao News
Judd Dor
the Defense
Wild Kingdom
Crick
Singer
Untouchables
FBI
Felony Squad
Detroit
Philadelphia
Newswatch
Jack Lalanne
Alice Weston
Phil Donahue
Ashtar
Weber Ory
Guiding Light
Alvin Show
Gomer Pyle
Rey Grittins
Savage
Steed
Tara
Big Valley
Nick
Prince
Raniputa
United Stats
Gene Kelly
F.B.I
Erskine
Colby
Paul Talbot
Doris Kappelhoff
Perry Como
Jim
Masterpiece Theater
Vittor
the Electric Company
Pum
Utah Blaine
Rory Calhoun
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Canada
Eric Portman
Laurence Olivier
Cat Ballou
Lee Marvin
Jane Fonda
Bob Hope
Jacqueline Bisset
Miss Bisset
Grasshopper
Denver
Santa Fe
New Mexco
Tesyre