KYW, Channel 3 (NBC)
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Morning
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06:10a
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News (local)
(B&W)
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06:15a
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Fair
Adventure (B&W)
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06:45a
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Farm, Home and Garden
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06:55a
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Today in Philadelphia
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07:00a
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Today (guest engineer William Lear)
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09:00a
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McLean & Company
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10:00a
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Dinah’s Place (guest Frank Sinatra)
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10:30a
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Concentration
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11:00a
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Sale of the Century
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11:30a
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The Hollywood Squares (guests Richard Crenna, Paul Lynde, Jan
Murray, Della Reese, Phil Silvers, Karen Valentine)
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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News, Weather
(local)
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12:25p
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CBS News
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12:30p
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Mike Douglas (guests Robert Morse, Vidal Sassoon, Faron
Young, Muriel Grossfeld)
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02:00p
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Days of Our Lives
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02:30p
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The Doctors
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03:00p
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Another World/Bay City
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03:30p
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Bright Promise
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04:00p
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Another World/Somerset
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04:30p
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David Frost (guests Andy Griffith, Richard Linke)
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Evening
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06:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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06:30p
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NBC Nightly News
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07:00p
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News, Weather,
Sports (local)
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07:30p
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Flip Wilson (guests Zero Mostel, Steve Lawrence,
Roberta Flack)
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08:30p
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Bob Hope (Christmas tour; guests Ursula Andress,
Johnny Bench, Lola Falana, Bobbi Martin, the Golddiggers, Miss World Jennifer
Hosten)
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10:00p
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Dean Martin (guests Orson Welles, Charles Nelson
Reilly, Don Rice)
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11:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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11:30p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
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WFIL, Channel 6 (ABC)
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Morning
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06:30a
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Operation Alphabet
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07:00a
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Thunderbirds
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07:30a
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Captain Noah
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08:30a
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Popeye Theater
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09:30a
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Fashions in Sewing
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09:40a
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Connie Roussin
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09:50p
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News (local)
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10:00a
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Target
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10:30a
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On Camera
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11:00a
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The Movie Game (guest Richard Crenna, Norm Crosby, Dan
Dailey, Angie Dickinson Michele Lee, Burt Reynolds)
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11:30a
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That Girl
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Bewitched
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12:30p
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A World Apart
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01:00p
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All My Children
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01:30p
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Let’s Make a Deal
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02:00p
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The Newlywed Game
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02:30p
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The Dating Game
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03:00p
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General Hospital
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03:30p
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Jury Trials
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04:00p
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Dark Shadows
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04:30p
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I Love Lucy (B&W)
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05:00p
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Truth or Consequences
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05:30p
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To Tell the Truth
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Evening
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06:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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06:30p
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ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith and
Harry Reasoner
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07:00p
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What’s My Line? (panelists Arlene Francis, Anita
Gillette, Robert Morse, Soupy Sales)
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07:30p
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Matt Lincoln (last show of the series)
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08:30p
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Bewitched
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09:00p
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Barefoot in the Park (last show of the series)
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09:30p
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The Odd Couple
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10:00p
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The Immortal (last show of the series)
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11:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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11:30p
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Dick Cavett (guest Norman Mailer)
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01:00a
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News (local)
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01:15a
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The Rifleman (B&W)
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And so ends Vince Edwards' return to series television tonight with the final episode of Matt Lincoln, followed by the end of the first half of the Neil Simon sitcoms, Barefoot in the Park, and Christopher George's Fugitive-like series The Immortal. Matt Lincoln will be replaced by the debut of Alias Smith and Jones, while Barefoot in the Park makes room for Make Room for Granddaddy, and The Odd Couple moves to Friday in order for Dan August, the target of Cleveland Amory's review this week, to take over the hour that included The Immortal.
WCAU, Channel 10 (CBS)
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Morning
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06:00a
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Sunrise Semester
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06:30a
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Explorer 10
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07:00a
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CBS Morning News
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08:00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09:00a
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Betty Hughes (guest Dionne Warwick)
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09:30a
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The Farmer’s Daughter
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10:00a
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The Lucy Show
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10:30a
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The Beverly Hillbillies
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11:00a
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Family Affair
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11:30a
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Love of Life
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Where the Heart Is
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12:30p
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Search for Tomorrow
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01:00p
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The Galloping Gourmet
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01:30p
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As the World Turns
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02:00p
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Love is a Many Splendored Thing
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02:30p
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The Guiding Light
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03:00p
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The Secret Storm
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03:30p
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The Edge of Night
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04:00p
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Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
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04:30p
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Movie – “Malaya”
(B&W)
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Evening
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06:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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07:00p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
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07:30p
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Family Affair
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08:00p
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Jim Nabors (guest Robert Goulet)
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09:00p
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CBS Thursday Night Movie – “Five
Branded Women”
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11:00p
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News, Weather
and Sports (local)
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11:30p
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Merv Griffin (tribute to the silent film era)
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01:00a
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Movie – “Red
Ball Express”
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02:35a
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News (local)
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Would you have any idea that Five Branded Women was about World War II intrigue? No matter; Judith Crist calls it "a shoddy 1960 international mishmash that shows you five lovely ladies as near-bald collaborators in World war II." Does that mean it isn't worth watching, then?
WPHL, Channel 17 (Ind.)
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Morning
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09:30a
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At Your Service
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10:00a
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Jack LaLanne
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10:30a
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Rocket Robin Hood
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11:00a
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Johnny Cypher
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11:30a
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Mantrap
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Jeopardy
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12:30p
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The Who, What or Where Game
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12:55p
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NBC News (Floyd Kalber)
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01:00p
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One Life to Live
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01:30p
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Words and Music
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02:00p
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Run For Your Life
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03:00p
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Astroboy
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03:30p
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King Kong
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04:00p
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The Lone Ranger (B&W)
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04:30p
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The Three Stooges (B&W)
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05:00p
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Speed Racer
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05:30p
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Spiderman
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Evening
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06:00p
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Patty Duke (B&W)
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06:30p
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Daniel Boone
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07:30p
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Of Lands and Seas
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08:30p
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NBA Basketball (76ers at Bulls)
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10:30p
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The Twilight Zone (B&W)
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11:00p
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Can You Top This? (guests Joey Adams, Morey Amsterdam,
George Jessel)
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11:30p
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Movie – “Romance
on the High Seas”
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WTAF, Channel 29 (Ind.)
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Morning
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07:30a
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News Watch
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08:15a
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Black History
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08:20a
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News Watch
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08:30a
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Bozo
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09:00a
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Skipper Ryle
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10:00a
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Romper Room
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11:00a
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Phil Donahue (guest Rev. Richard Unsworth)
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11:55a
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Cover Up with Adele
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Popeye & Pals
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12:30p
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Naked Truth
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12:55p
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News Watch
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01:00p
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Divorce Court
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01:30p
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Girl Talk (guests Stiller and Meara)
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02:00p
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Phil Donahue (guest Rev. Richard Unsworth)
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02:55p
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Black History
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03:00p
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Beat the Clock
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03:30p
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Adam, Popeye & Pals
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05:00p
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Land of the Giants
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Evening
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06:00p
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The Flying Nun
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06:30p
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I Dream of Jeannie
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07:00p
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Dragnet
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07:30p
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Steve Allen
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09:00p
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Virginia Graham
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10:00p
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The Saint (B&W)
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11:00p
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News Probe
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11:30p
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Roller Derby
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12:30a
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Black History
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12:35a
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News Watch
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WLVT, Channel 39 (Allentown) (PBS)
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Morning
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07:45a
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Sesame Street
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08:45a
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Classroom
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Afternoon
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03:45p
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The Magic Window
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Evening
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06:00p
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Sesame Street
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07:00p
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Misterogers
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07:30p
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The French Chef
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08:00p
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Washington News
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08:30p
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NET Playhouse
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10:00p
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News (local)
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10:30p
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Northampton Country
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WKBS, Channel 48 (Ind.)
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Delaware Valley Today
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12:30p
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Dickory Doc Cartoons
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01:00p
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Movie – “My
Favorite Wife” (B&W)
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03:00p
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Kimba
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03:30p
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The Banana Splits
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04:30p
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The Flintstones
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05:00p
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The Munsters
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05:30p
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Get Smart
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Evening
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06:00p
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Star Trek
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07:00p
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Dick Van Dyke (B&W)
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07:30p
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It Takes a Thief
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08:30p
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Candid Camera
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09:00p
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The Avengers (B&W)
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10:00p
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Perry Mason (B&W)
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11:00p
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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11:30p
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Movie – “Flight
for Freedom”
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Was CBS News really on KYW-TV at 12:25 PM? I know Westinghouse & NBC didn't get along too well, and KYW-TV is with CBS now, but that seems a bit too far.
ReplyDeleteI see that WPHL-TV picked up the NBC game shows that KYW-TV preempted for news & Mike Douglas. I wish NY State's Capital District had had an indie station at the time to pick up all the NBC game shows WRGB-TV preempted.
WORDS & MUSIC was in its last month at this time. Wink Martindale wrote in a book that this game show was about his worst experience with game shows. It was replaced at the beginning of February with the first game show that I ever recall seeing (I was in Kindergarten at the time.), JOE GARAGIOLA'S MEMORY GAME. I'd love to see that one again, especially since I think I can still remember bits of its theme song after 45+ years. UCLA has a few episodes in its library, but I think they're in a format that's still unviewable at this time. :(
See Richard Crenna on THE MOVIE GAME, then HOLLYWOOD SQUARES...
ReplyDeleteUmmm ...
DeleteDidn't I cover this once before a while back?
About how daily game shows were taped a week's worth at a session, three shows, a dinner break (with wet bar), then two much wilder shows to end the week?
And all several weeks before they aired (usually on the city-to-city bicycle)?
Here's an irrelevant anecdote from circa 1969:
Chuck Barris was syndicating The Game Game, which was based on those magazine quizzes that went "How (something) are you?"
Three celebrities, playing for rowdy laughs, and a civilian player guessing what a survey said.
One fine week, the three celebs were a lady star whom I've momentarily forgotten (I want to say Jessica Walter, but I'm not sure); Doug McClure, then in the late stages of The Virginian; and Doug's pal Burt Reynolds, who was plugging a movie called Skullduggery.
Burt was between toupees at the time; what hair he had was plastered across his skull in possibly the worst combover ever seen (sort of a cross between Julius Caesar and Zero Mostel).
Reynolds and McClure took over the taping early on (they had either started early on the wet bar or were already loaded anyway), and the host, Jim McKrell, had pretty much given up control by the Tuesday show.
Came the Friday show:
McKrell started to do the standard signoff speech, on the TelePrompter in front of him, as he'd done for every show for the whole year of Game Game's run.
McKrell started off by mentioning that this was the last show of the week, and said goodbye to the panelists as he had always done -
- and then Burt Reynolds got up, walked over to McKrell and hoisted him over his shoulder and carried him off the stage.
At this point, Doug McClure walked to the host's podium, addressed the Prompter, and flawlessly delivered McKrell's standard spiel (remembering to substitute his own name for McKrell's), to the cheers of the audience.
As the credits rolled, Jim McKrell walked back onstage, with that "I'm gonna kill you" smile on his face, and all ended well (if crazily).
(PS: Reynolds began using Jim McKrell in small roles in his movies, so that ended well.)
Just thought I'd pass that along ...
This appears to be from the same week: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q310TmGe3fg
DeleteI cannot believe this! The ABC affiliate (WFIL) does not air ONE LIFE TO LIVE. The independent station (WPHL) does run the show, but obviously on a tape-delayed basis. Why am I making a big thing of this? Because Agnes Nixon, the creator/executive producer of ONE LIFE TO LIVE is a Philadelphia (actually Bryn Mawr) resident, and she cannot even see her on show on the ABC affiliate. Perhaps ABC provided her with a direct feed, but that's hard to believe.
ReplyDeleteWestinghouse didn't affiliate with KYW TV until almost a quarter century later.
ReplyDeleteDark Shadows was in its final months .
Also this was a little less than 3 months before Channel 6bwas sold to Cap Cities and became WPVI TV.
Action News was less than a year old and wasn't the juggarnaunt it became and still is 47 years later.
Remember those newscasts that aired during the morning or mid morning hours? Well they were slides only newscasts read by the on duty staff announcer at the stations.
Later in 1971 after the Cap Cities take over of channel 6 they would not renew the contract of the legendary Sally Starr and they would also purge most of their announcing staff except for Paul Norton and Jim McCann.