TV Highlights Show Mixed Drama and Sports Lineup
TV highlights feature Last Night of August a tragedy starring Franchot Tone Dennis Hopper and Lyle Bettger on CBS at 6:30 along with Davis Cup Tennis from Forest Hills NBC 4:00 and a packed prime time menu across CBS NBC and ABC including Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel Cimarron City and Dinah Shore Presents with Janet Blair and John Raitt plus Major League Baseball coverage at 11:55 NBC and The D A s Man on NBC at 9:30.
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Bud Evans
CBS
Suda
Franchot Tone
Dennis Hopper
Lyle Bettger
Leo Fuchs
Cameron Mitchell
West Side
Forest Hills
New York
Bud Palmer
Billy Talbert
Jack Cramer
Josh Randall
Betsy Drake
Dick Foran
ABC
Lawrence Welk
Fran Ervin
Tommy Dorsey
Dick Dale
Dianne Lennon
Brenner
Roy Carter
NBC
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Shannon
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
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Indians
Chicago White Sox
Jonas Salk
Maverick
Bret
Henrietta Patterson
Jarrin Jack Jackson
Edmund O Brien
Janice Rule
Ed Sullivan
Henry Youngman
Ricky Lane
Italy
Steve Lawrence
Peter Duchin
Duchin
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CBS “Electric Theatre
Signal Corps
Germany
Sammy Davis, Jr
Richard Diamond
Dear Abby A Dog Has Some Rights Too
Dear Abby answers readers on dog care and burial concerns. A husband asks for help over a wife who neglects a dog and a widow’s burial plans raise questions about remarriage and family expectations. Additional letters discuss gray hair at 15 and a mother’s diary privacy.
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Abby
Kansas City
Television Programs Listing for Saturday Night Schedule
A dense OCR style guide to Saturday evening TV offerings across channels 2 through 10. It lists time slots from 5:00 to 10:30 with a mix of news, patrols, Westerns, dramas, movies, sports, and variety hours starring many named titles and performers.
Free World Nations Meet in Washington to align aid
Officials from the United States and other free world nations will hold informal talks in Washington next month to align economic assistance to underdeveloped countries. Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon said the aim is to block Communist penetration by nonmilitary means as financial leaders attend World Bank and IMF meetings. He noted the free world has military strength to meet the threat, while Communists pursue economic and political influence.
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