Complete Daily TV Listings with Movies and News Totals
Television schedule lists 3:00 to 5:15 PM and evening slots. Programs include All in the Family, Sesame Street, Match Game, Flintstones, News, The Muppet Show, The Price Is Right, Hogan's Heroes, The Tonight Show, and multiple movies. Notable guests span Joey Heatherton, Ruth Buzzi, Andy Williams, Paul Lynde, Muhammad Ali, and the Osmond family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partridge Family
Mickey Mouse Club
F Troop
CBS News
NBC News
Zoom
Frosty the Snowman
Donny & Marle
Andy Williams
Paul Lynde
Jim Connell
Osmond
Sanford and Son
Fred
Redd Foxx
Washington Week
Abbott and Costello
Local TV Listings and Evening Schedule Snapshot
Local listings show WDTV channel 5 with a Dolly Parton Show at 7, Tony Randall at 7:30, Donny & Marie at 8, Pocket Money at 9, News at 11, and a 11:30 movie. WBOY channel 12 features Pop Goes the Country, Sanford and Son, Chico & The Man, Rockford Files, Tonight Show, and Midnight Special. WWVU channel 24 airs Washington Week, Wall Street Week, documentaries, and Americana with a late night lineup including Mountain Scene News and captioned ABC News. Additional channels list cartoons, classic reruns, sports, and special programs, plus a long roster of children’s shows and religious programming. The guide notes guests on the Nashville music segment including Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Freddie Prinze
Jack Albertson
Wall Street
Laurel and Hardy
Fay Wray
Roger Kern
Linda Purl
Rockford
James Garner
Paul Newman
Lee Marvin
David Susskind
WDTV
Tony Randall
Wboy TV
Wwvu TV
Agronsky At Large
Mountain Scene News
ABC News
Saturday Program Schedule Highlights
A compact listing shows events including 2 Passing The Buck and Tri State Farmer Hudson Brothers Wi Farm Home And Garden. Other items include 53 Just Before Church 7 30 Space Nuts 4 Jetsons 7 Hot Fudge 11 Wonderful World Of Magic 53 Blue Ridge Quartet 2 9 Sylvester And Tweety 4 Tom And Jerry Mumbly 4 7 11 Woody Woodpecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Tri-State
Hudson Brothers Wi—Farm
Home and Garden
Church
Space Nuts
Jetsons
Hot Fudge
Wonderful World of Magic
Blue Ridge Quartet
Sylvester and
Tweety
Tom & Jerry Mumbly
Woody Woodpecker
Classic swindle hides in four spades bridge play
Oswald Jacoby recalls a famed bridge swindle where declarers lose in four spades. A diamond queen drop by East allows East to signal danger, letting South misread the singleton diamond. East then ruffs diamonds and clubs, sealing a rout as West reads the position wrong. The article notes Jimmy Maier as Jacoby’s toughest opponent, a 29 year old star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Dummy
East
West
New York
Oswald Jacoby
Oswald
Jimmy Maier
Jacoby Modern
Bridge
P.O
Radio City
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank and
Ernest
Mike Douglas
Joey Heatherton
Peter Gennaro
the Rockettes
Edward Villella
Anna Aragno
Jose Greco
Nana Lorca
Brady Bunch
Somerset
Flintstones
Mister Rogers
Bewitched
Lone Ranger
Joshua Logan
Mary Martin
William Holden
Carol Lynley
Ray Walston
Dick van Dyke
Spiderman
My Three Sons
NFBI
Electric Company
Howdy Doody
Batman
Andy Griffith
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Jimmy
Sparks
Animal Society
Dinsmore Swift
Social Club
Serpico
David Birney
MacNeil-Lehrer
Mary Hartman
Jerry Lewis
Bing Crosby
Johnny Carson
Muhammad Ali
Omar Khayyam
Cornel Wilde
Tom Jones
Glen Campbell
Sly & the Family Stone
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Lynn Anderson
Bay City Rollers
Pilot
Cliff Richard
Gother
Paul Muni
Ida Lupino
Thaves Jg.17
Winthrop
Gwowow
Bune Thug
Craghl Bop Bop BO
Agee Seerbhbow
Ial J
Aise Ia
Pithat
Re EN
Sary
Bugs Bunny
Maplow Ment
Captain
Coeur
Babni
IDEA
Brutus
Eladust
Eek & Meek
Priscilla
Jaz
Jerry Falwell
Clue Club
Pink Panther
Tarzan
Jimmy Swaggart
Isis
Flipper
Rev
Thea Jones
Frankenstein Jr
Big John
Little John
Jack Greene
Jeannie Seely
Freddy Weller
Johnny Gimble
Fat Albert
Vibrations
Grandstand
Alice Lyon
Dream of Jeannie
Infinity Factory
Roger
Bollen
West Asade
East Aks
By Oswald
James Jacol
Ju. Forest
Chris Auc
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