TV Prime Time Schedule With Classic Sitcoms and Westerns
Prime time listings show multiple channels airing popular shows including Griffith Show Dream of Jeannie Gunsmoke Here’s Lucy and The Tonight Show. Notable plots include Aunt Bee babysitting Tony in Dream of Jeannie and Johnnie Whittaker in Gunsmoke helping a boy find his mother.
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Grover
Griffith
Aunt Bee
Jeannie
Tony
Simon Loeke
Loch
Oon Mills
Johnnie Whittaker
Marshall Dilson
Evening TV lineup of classic films and drama
A late afternoon to nighttime schedule lists The Violent Men with Glenn Ford and Barbara Stanwyck at 4:00 p.m., Requiem for a Gunfighter at 4:30 p.m., The Ballad of Andy Crocker at 7:30 p.m., That Forsythe Woman at 8:00 p.m., Where Were You When the Lights Went Out at 9:00 p.m., The Miracle at 9:00 p.m., Reach for the Sky at 11:30 p.m., Handle with Care at 14:40 p.m., Four Faces West at 1:00 a.m., Its a Great Feeling at 100 pt Tuesday, The Cardinal at 11:00 p.m., Silver City at 4:00 p.m., and Ransom at 4:30 p.m., with noted stars including Doris Day, Lee Majors, Errol Flynn, Greer Garson, and Glenn Ford.
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Wkyc
WEWS
WsPo
NBC
Ces
Cleveland
Toledo
Abreu
David Frost
Mery
Violet
Perry Mason
Flintstones
City Camera
Lucy
Andy Griffith
Walter Cronkite
Jeannie
Acres
Simon Locke
Ohio State
PKRN
Andy Crocker
Colorado
Forsythe Woman
St. Louis
Parry Mason
Carnival
Graham Kerr
Nivasion
Phil Donahue
Jack la Lanne
Alice Weston
Jack
Hollywood Squares
Jeopardy City Camera
Phil
Donahue
Guiding Light
the Doctors
Alvina
General Hospital
Tennessee
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
His Lordship
Superman
Mery Griffin
Silver City
Perry Flipper
Rawson
Patty Duke
Glenn Ford
Barbara Stanwyck
Rod Cameron
Stephen McNally
Lee Majors
Joey Heatherton
Jimmy Dean
Agnes Moorehead
Forsythe
Errol Flynn
Greer Garson
Maggie
Peter
Doris Day
Patrick O'Neal
Carrol Baker
Roger Moore
Douglas Baker
Jack Carson
Cardinal
Rome
Eric Portman
Yvonne DeCarlo
Edmond O'Brien
Television Schedule Messy Listing
Channel 25 Monday lineup shows 7 00 to 30 minutes with Sesame Street at 4 30 then Primary Special at 7 30 followed by Misterogers at 5 30 and Black Journal at 9 00 plus Theater and World Press at 10 00, details unclear.
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Sesame Street
Misterogers
Black Journal
World Press
Construction outlook warns of fourth straight year of slow business
Manila report cites a columnist noting flat to falling activity in building. If stagnation persists through 1971, it would mark the fourth consecutive year of weak construction. Private building valuation for early 1971 declines about 19 percent from 1970, with non-residential projects off 28.7 percent.
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UPI
Harvest Ball Set by Sheffield Lake Civic Council
The Annual Harvest Ball sponsored by the Sheffield Lake Community Civic Council will be held Oct. 9 at St. Thomas B Hall on Harris Road, starting at 9 p.m. Music will be by the Lamplighters.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Community
Governors race pledges $330000 ad cap in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky AP reports that nominees for governor in this fall's election have agreed to limit their advertising budgets to 330 thousand dollars, retroactive to the May primaries.
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Frankfort. Ky
Sid Sheinberg A TV control man with a humane ideal
HOLLYWOOD UP I The influential Sid Sheinberg president of Universal Television shapes 12 hours of prime time and about 30 films yearly He bars cynicism in favor of idealism measuring value by whether his mother would approve He champions long form shows and stresses staffing and new projects while safeguarding quality with Lew Wasserman’s backing.
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Universal Television
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Tex
Columbia University Law School
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Lew Wasserman
Campus capsules: Marines and sailors in training and deployment
Marine Pvt. Ronald E. Cogar son of Ervin and Agnes Cogar graduates from recruit training at Parris Island and will begin individual Combat Training after leave. Elyria High School alumnus. Navy Fireman Thomas W. Wolfe son of Harry Wolfe and Barbara Kohl, deployed to the Western Pacific aboard USS Oriskany, which recently hosted 30 orphans from the Oriskany Home in Yokosuka, Japan. 1968 Elyria High School graduate.
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Equipment theft at Cleveland firm warehouse on North West Ridge Road
Elyria police report tools and equipment valued at 1900 dollars were stolen from the Austin Engineering Co. warehouse on North West Ridge Road in Cleveland. Entry allegedly occurred Thursday night and a report was filed yesterday.
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Austin Engineering Co
Cleveland
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