TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Classic Sitcoms
A dense TV guide lists daytime and evening programs across networks with shows like General Hospital Dateline Hollywood and Hollywood Squares along with classic films and variety hours. Notable entries include No Time for Sergeants, The Fugitive and The Tonight era guests, with Dan Rather style news blocks and cultural programs shaping the day.
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Ed Allen
General Hospital
Hollywood
Sander Vanocur
Hotel Training Project Started in Mexico City Hotels
New York UPI reports six new luxury and first class hotels under construction in Mexico City prompted the hotel association to launch a personnel training program. The course aims to make staff bilingual and able to provide guests with information about the 1968 Olympic Games, according to the Mexican National Tourist Council.
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New York
UPI
Hotel Association of
Mexico City
Eve Arden Talks Mothers-in-Law Role and Career
Eve Arden discusses shifting from Our Miss Brooks to NBCs The Mothers in Law portraying a protective mother in law. She reflects on her long career in radio stage film and TV, her reluctance to watch herself on screen, and her plan to work happily in the new colorcast series alongside Kaye Ballard. She quips about retirement and juggling acting with family and design interests.
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NBC
Eve Arden
Miss Brooks
Miss Arden
Australia
Chicago
Miss. Brooks
Kaye
TV Highlights on 8:30 P.M. Channel Lineup
Highlights of Red Skelton Hour with Maurice Evans in The Seven Ages of Man. NYPD drama on Channel 2 with Warden Hooks Converse. CBS Report The New Left examines youth dissidents. Jerry Lewis debuts new variety series with Lynn Redgrave and Sonny and Cher. I Dream of Jeannie returns for third season but postponed.
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Jerry Lewis
Lynn Redgrave
Sonny and Cher
Charles Drake
Anne Frantis
Dabney Coleman
David Vincent
Red
Skelton
Maurice Evans
New York
Andy Griffith
Don Knotts
Georgia
N.Y.P.D
Ward
Dave
Arthur Douglas
Ellen Larrabee
Hollywood Palace
Phyllis Diller
Phil Harris
Frankie Avalon
Annette Funicello
CBS Reports
U.S
Julia Child
Max Morath
Nickelodeon
Ehrlich
Edward G. Robinson
Ruth Gordon
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Red Skelton
Evans
Jack Warden
Robert Hooks
Frank
Coronet Blue
Jerry
Lewis
Sonny and
Cher
Jeannie
Joe Eally
Film Festival Set With Varied Fare At Lincoln Center
The New York Film Festival opens September 20 at Philharmonic Hall Lincoln Center with Battle of Algiers as the top feature. The lineup includes Ilyria Madigan by Bo Widerberg, Made in U S A by Godard, The London Scene double bill, Punnyman by John Korty, Made in California, and documentaries such as The Lion Hunters and Memorandum.
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Algiers
Venice
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
National Liberation Front
Ilyira Madigan
Bo Widerberg
John Korty
California
Jean Rouch
Donald Brittain
Belsen
Free Ferry Feature For Galveston Tour
Travelers along Highway 87 along the Gulf Coast can take the free ferry across Galveston Bay from Port Bolivar to Galveston Island. The 12 minute ride offers sea air and leg stretch opportunities. Cant Rufus Orange, 54, has managed the ferry for over 22 years.
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Galveston, Tex
UPI
Gulf Coast
Galveston Bay
Port Bolivar
Galveston Island
Texas Highway Department
Rufus Orange
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Merv Griffin
Guiding Light
Virginia Graham
Charles Lewis
Marlene Sanders
Douglas Edwards
Mike Douglas
Dick van Dyke
Danny Thomas
Huntley-Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Mclfale
Navy
Vietnam
Edward Fox
RPI
Garrison
Gorilas
John van Dreelen
Donald Lin
Daktari
Ney
The
New Left
CBS
United States
Bill Stout
McMartin
Troy
Galveston
Waris
Proctor
Ashley
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