3 KMTV (OMAHA) (NBC)
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6:00
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Physics
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6:30
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Chemistry
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7:00
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TODAY—Dave Garroway
Guest Hostess: Faye
Emerson Guest: Martin Agronsky
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9:00
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DOUGH RE MI—Quiz
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9:30
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PLAY YOUR HUNCH
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10:00
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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10:30
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CONCENTRATION
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11:00
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—Game
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11:30
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IT COULD BE YOU—Bill Leyden
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12:00
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NEWS
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12:20
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GARDEN FENCE
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12:30
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CONVERSATIONS—Marianne
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12:45
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NAME AND CLAIM
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1:00
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QUEEN FOR A DAY
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1:30
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LORETTA YOUNG—Drama
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2:00
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YOUNG DR. MALONE
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2:30
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FROM THESE ROOTS
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3:00
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THIN MAN—Mystery
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3:30
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BUCKSKIN—Western
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4:00
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PEOPLE’S CHOICE—Comedy
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4:30
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POPEYE—Cartoons
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5:00
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CARTOONS—Kids
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5:30
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JEFF’S COLLIE—Drama
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6:00
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NEWS
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6:15
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NEWS—Huntley, Brinkley
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6:30
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WAGON TRAIN—Western
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7:30
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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8:00
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PERRY COMO—Variety COLOR
Guests: Sarah
Vaughan, Allen and Rossi, Pierre Brothers
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9:00
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THIS IS YOUR LIFE
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9:30
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DEATH VALLEY DAYS—Western
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:30
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JACK PAAR—Variety
Guests: Jonathan
Winters, Genevieve
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4 KTIV (SIOUX CITY) (NBC)
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6:00
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Physics
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6:30
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Chemistry
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7:00
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TODAY—Dave Garroway
Guest Hostess: Faye
Emerson Guest: Martin Agronsky
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9:00
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DOUGH RE MI—Quiz
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9:30
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PLAY YOUR HUNCH
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10:00
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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10:30
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CONCENTRATION
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11:00
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—Game
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11:30
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IT COULD BE YOU—Bill Leyden
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12:00
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HIGH SCHOOL BAND
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12:25
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MEDITATIONS
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12:30
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NEWS, MARKETS
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1:00
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QUEEN FOR A DAY
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1:30
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LORETTA YOUNG—Drama
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2:00
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YOUNG DR. MALONE
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2:30
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FROM THESE ROOTS
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3:00
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THIN MAN—Mystery
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3:30
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BUCKSKIN—Western
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4:00
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MAN IN THE KITCHEN—Jones
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4:30
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CARTOONS—Kids
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5:30
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MY FRIEND FLICKA—Drama
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6:00
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NEWS
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6:15
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NEWS—Huntley, Brinkley
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6:30
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WAGON TRAIN—Western
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7:30
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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8:00
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PERRY COMO—Variety COLOR
Guests: Sarah
Vaughan, Allen and Rossi, Pierre Brothers
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9:00
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THIS IS YOUR LIFE
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9:30
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WICHITA TOWN—Western
Last show of the
series
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:20
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SPORTS REVIEW
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10:30
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JACK PAAR—Variety
Guests: Jonathan
Winters, Genevieve
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5 KHAS (HASTINGS) (NBC)
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6:00
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Physics
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6:30
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Chemistry
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7:00
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TODAY—Dave Garroway
Guest Hostess: Faye
Emerson Guest: Martin Agronsky
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9:00
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DOUGH RE MI—Quiz
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9:30
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PLAY YOUR HUNCH
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10:00
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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10:30
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CONCENTRATION
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11:00
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—Game
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11:30
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IT COULD BE YOU—Bill Leyden
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12:00
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NEWS
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12:30
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LOVE THAT BOB!—Comedy
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1:00
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QUEEN FOR A DAY
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1:30
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TODAY WITH FRAN—Women
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2:00
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YOUNG DR. MALONE
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2:30
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FROM THESE ROOTS
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3:00
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THIN MAN—Mystery
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3:30
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BUCKSKIN—Western
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4:00
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AMERICAN BANDSTAND
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5:30
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MY FRIEND FLICKA—Drama
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6:00
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NEWS
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6:15
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NEWS—Huntley, Brinkley
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6:30
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WAGON TRAIN—Western
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7:30
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Contest
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8:00
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PERRY COMO—Variety COLOR
Guests: Sarah
Vaughan, Allen and Rossi, Pierre Brothers
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9:00
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THIS IS YOUR LIFE
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9:30
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WICHITA TOWN—Western
Last show of the
series
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:30
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FLIGHT—Drama
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11:00
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JACK PAAR—Variety
Guests: Jonathan
Winters, Genevieve
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6 WOW (OMAHA) (CBS)
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7:15
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THE LIVING WORD—Religion
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7:30
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AMERICANS AT WORK
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7:45
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ROMPER ROOM—Miss Sally
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8:15
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Kids
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9:00
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RED ROWE—Variety
Guest: Janet Blair
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9:30
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ON THE GO
Guests: The Three
Stooges
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10:00
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I LOVE LUCY
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10:30
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DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
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11:00
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LOVE OF LIFE
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11:30
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SEARCH FOR TOMORROW—Serial
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11:45
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GUIDING LIGHT
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12:00
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NEWS
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12:30
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AS THE WORLD TURNS
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1:00
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FOR BETTER OR WORSE
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1:30
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HOUSE PARTY
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2:00
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MILLIONAIRE
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2:30
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VERDICT IS YOURS—Drama
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3:00
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BRIGHTER DAY
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3:15
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SECRET STORM
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3:30
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EDGE OF NIGHT
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4:00
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LIFE OF RILEY—Comedy
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4:30
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BURNS AND ALLEN—Comedy
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5:00
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AMOS ‘N’ ANDY—Comedy
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5:30
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CALIFORNIANS—Western
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6:00
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NEWS
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6:15
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NEWS—Douglas Edwards
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6:30
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BE OUR GUEST—Variety
Host: Keefe
Brasselle; Guests: Arlene DeMarco, Salvatore Baccaloni
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7:30
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MEN INTO SPACE—Adventure
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8:00
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MILLIONAIRE
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8:30
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I’VE GOT A SECRET—Panel
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9:00
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U.S. STEEL HOUR
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:25
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FEATURE—Ray Clark
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10:30
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MOVIE—Comedy-Mystery
“The Thin Man Goes
Home” (1944)
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7 KETV (OMAHA) (ABC)
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9:25
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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
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9:30
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JUST FOR YOU—Documentary
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10:00
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MOVIE—Comedy
“Swing Time” (1938)
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12:00
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RESTLESS GUN—Western
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12:30
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TOPPER—Comedy
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1:00
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ABOUT FACES—Alexander
Guest: Rex Allen
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1:30
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LOVE THAT BOB!—Comedy
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2:00
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DAY IN COURT—Drama
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2:30
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GALE STORM—Comedy
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3:00
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BEAT THE CLOCK—Games
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3:30
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WHO DO YOU TRUST?
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4:00
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MOVIE—Comedy
“The Bride Wore
Boots” (1946)
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5:45
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NEWS REVIEW
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6:00
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CAPTAIN GRIEF—Adventure
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6:30
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SPRING NIGHT—Music
Guests: Tom Scott,
Stubby Kaye, Brock Peters
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7:30
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OZZIE AND HARRIET—Comedy
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8:00
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HAWAIIAN EYE—Mystery
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9:00
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LOCK UP—Drama
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9:30
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NEWS
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9:40
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HOME RUN DERBY
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10:10
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WRESTLING—Omaha
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11:10
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MOVIE—Romance
“The Astonished
Heart” (1950)
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9 KVTV (SIOUX CITY) (CBS)
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7:30
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POPEYE—Cartoons
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8:00
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NEWS—Hottelet
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8:15
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Kids
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9:00
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RED ROWE—Variety
Guest: Janet Blair
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9:30
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ON THE GO
Guests: The Three
Stooges
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10:00
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I LOVE LUCY
|
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10:30
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DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
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11:00
|
LOVE OF LIFE
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11:30
|
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW—Serial
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11:45
|
GUIDING LIGHT
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12:00
|
NEWS
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12:15
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SIOUXLAND FARMER
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12:30
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AS THE WORLD TURNS
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1:00
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FOR BETTER OR WORSE
|
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1:30
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HOUSE PARTY
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2:00
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MILLIONAIRE
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2:30
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VERDICT IS YOURS—Drama
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3:00
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BRIGHTER DAY
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3:15
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SECRET STORM
|
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3:30
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EDGE OF NIGHT
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4:00
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LIFE OF RILEY—Comedy
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4:30
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KIDS’ KORNER—Canyon Kid
|
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4:45
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POPEYE—Cartoons
|
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5:15
|
WOODY WOODPECKER
|
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5:45
|
NEWS REVIEW
|
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6:00
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NEWS
|
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6:30
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THREE STOOGES—Comedy
|
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7:00
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REBEL—Western
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7:30
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MAVERICK—Western
|
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8:30
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I’VE GOT A SECRET—Panel
|
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9:00
|
OZZIE AND HARRIET—Comedy
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9:30
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HAWAIIAN EYE—Mystery
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10:30
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NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS
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|
10:55
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MOVIE—Western
“Riders of the Purple Sage” (1941)
|
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10 KOLN (LINCOLN) (CBS)
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6:50
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CARTOONS—Kids
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7:00
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MORNING SHOW—Wayne West
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8:00
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NEWS—Hottelet
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8:15
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Kids
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9:00
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CREATIVE COOKING—Hulbert
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9:30
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ON THE GO
Guests: The Three
Stooges
|
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10:00
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I LOVE LUCY
|
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10:30
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DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
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11:00
|
LOVE OF LIFE
|
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11:30
|
BURNS AND ALLEN—Comedy
|
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12:00
|
RESTLESS GUN—Western
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|
12:30
|
NEWS, MARKETS
|
|
1:30
|
HOUSE PARTY
|
|
2:00
|
DAY IN COURT—Drama
|
|
2:30
|
VERDICT IS YOURS—Drama
|
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3:00
|
BEAT THE CLOCK—Games
|
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3:30
|
WHO DO YOU TRUST?
|
|
4:00
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MOVIE—To Be Announced
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5:30
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CARTOONS—Kids
|
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5:50
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SPORTS REVIEW—Weaver
|
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6:00
|
NEWS
|
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6:15
|
NEWS—Douglas Edwards
|
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6:30
|
MR. LUCKY—Adventure
|
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7:00
|
CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE—Drama
|
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7:30
|
MEN INTO SPACE—Adventure
|
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8:00
|
MILLIONAIRE
|
|
8:30
|
I’VE GOT A SECRET—Panel
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9:00
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U.S. STEEL HOUR
|
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:35
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PAT BOONE—Variety
Guest: Dave King
|
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11:05
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MOVIE—Drama
“The Brain Machine”
(English; 1956)
|
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11 KELO (SIOUX FALLS) (CBS, ABC)
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6:30
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CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM—Education
Chemistry
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7:20
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COLLEGE AT HOME
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7:30
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THOUGHTS FOR DAY
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7:55
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NEWS, WEATHER
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8:00
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NEWS—Hottelet
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8:15
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Kids
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9:00
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FOR BETTER OR WORSE
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9:30
|
ON THE GO
Guests: The Three
Stooges
|
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10:00
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I LOVE LUCY
|
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10:30
|
DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
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11:00
|
LOVE OF LIFE
|
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11:30
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SEARCH FOR TOMORROW—Serial
|
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11:45
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GUIDING LIGHT
|
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12:00
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REPORT TO MIDWEST FARMER
|
|
12:05
|
JOHNNY WHITE—Music
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12:15
|
NEWS, WEATHER, MARKETS
|
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12:40
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FARM HOME ROUNDUP
|
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1:00
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INDUSTRY ON PARADE
|
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1:15
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MURRAY STEWART—Variety
|
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1:30
|
HOUSE PARTY
|
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2:00
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MILLIONAIRE
|
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2:30
|
VERDICT IS YOURS—Drama
|
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3:00
|
BRIGHTER DAY
|
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3:15
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SECRET STORM
|
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3:30
|
EDGE OF NIGHT
|
|
4:00
|
AS THE WORLD TURNS
|
|
4:30
|
CAPTAIN 11—Kids
|
|
5:00
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QUICK DRAW McGRAW
|
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5:30
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CARTOONS—Kids
|
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5:45
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NEWS REVIEW
|
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6:00
|
NEWS
|
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6:30
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NAVY LOG—Drama
|
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7:00
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HIGHWAY PATROL—Police
|
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7:30
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THIS MAN DAWSON—Police
|
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8:00
|
MILLIONAIRE
|
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8:30
|
I’VE GOT A SECRET—Panel
|
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9:00
|
U.S. STEEL HOUR
|
|
10:00
|
NEWS
|
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10:30
|
77 SUNSET STRIP—Mystery
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11:30
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26 MEN—Western
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12 KUON (LINCOLN) (Educ.)
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8:40
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GEOMETRY—Education
|
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9:05
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ENRICHMENT—Education
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9:30
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PHYSICS—Education
|
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10:00
|
PHYSICS—Education
|
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10:35
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ELEMENTARY SCIENCE
|
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11:00
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FRESHMAN ENGLISH 1
|
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1:25
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AMERICAN HISTORY—Education
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1:50
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SEARCH FOR AMERICA
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2:25
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SENIOR ENGLISH—Education
|
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5:30
|
WHAT’S NEW—Education
|
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6:00
|
EVENING PRELUDE—Music
|
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6:30
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SEARCH FOR AMERICA
|
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7:00
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PATTERNS OF LIFE—Science
|
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7:30
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LET’S VISIT SCHOOL
|
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8:00
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YOUR HOME—Esther Meacham
|
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8:30
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HOBBIES—Dr. John Davidson
|
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9:00
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AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION
|
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9:30
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NEWS
|
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13 KHOL (HOLDREDGE) (CBS)
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9:00
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RED ROWE—Variety
Guest: Janet Blair
|
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9:30
|
ON THE GO
Guests: The Three Stooges
|
|
10:00
|
I LOVE LUCY
|
|
10:30
|
DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
|
|
11:00
|
LOVE OF LIFE
|
|
11:30
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SEARCH FOR TOMORROW—Serial
|
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11:45
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GUIDING LIGHT
|
|
12:00
|
NEWS
|
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12:30
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AS THE WORLD TURNS
|
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1:00
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MY LITTLE MARGIE—Comedy
|
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1:30
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HOUSE PARTY
|
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2:00
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MILLIONAIRE
|
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2:30
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VERDICT IS YOURS—Drama
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3:00
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BRIGHTER DAY
|
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3:15
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SECRET STORM
|
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3:30
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EDGE OF NIGHT
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4:00
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AMERICAN BANDSTAND
|
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5:00
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CARTOONS—Kids
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5:30
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RAMAR OF THE JUNGLE
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6:00
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NEWS
|
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6:15
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NEWS—Douglas Edwards
|
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6:30
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BE OUR GUEST—Variety
Host: Keefe
Brasselle; Guests: Arlene DeMarco, Salvatore Baccaloni
|
|
7:30
|
WHIRLYBIRDS—Adventure
|
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8:00
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MILLIONAIRE
|
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8:30
|
I’VE GOT A SECRET—Panel
|
|
9:00
|
RED SKELTON—Comedy
Guests: Amanda
Blake, Billy Gilbert
|
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9:30
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WANTED—DEAD OR ALIVE
|
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10:00
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NEWS
|
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10:30
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING
|
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Fun reading, especially for me living in Omaha, Nebraska. But not in 1960 (I was still seven years away from my premiere!). A couple changes since '60 is WOW--now WOWT/6--is now an NBC affiliate and KMTV/3 is CBS. WOW stood for Woodmen of the World, a fraternal insurance company still headquartered in downtown Omaha.
ReplyDeleteSo many great shows on back then (well, Physics, Audio-Visual Education, and Championship Bowling are exceptions)! SECRET STORM I know only as one of Mrs. Cunningham's soaps. Great guest stars on variety shows: Allen and Rossi on PERRY COMO and Brock Peters on SPRING NIGHT. Did he sing, too? I know him from his many acting roles, especially SOYLENT GREEN. COLLEGE AT HOME was ahead of its time in this day of online ed.
HOME RUN DERBY!!! I had just turned eight years old, and I may have missed the debut episode, but as a huge baseball fan who had a bedtime of 9 PM, I actually got it waived on Monday nights to watch HRD. Watched it time and again when ESPN reran it in the 90s. Man, they'd be better off bringing it back now.
ReplyDeleteSome odds and ends:
ReplyDelete- In the area of local pre-emptions, I note that the only free-and-clear ABC affiliate listed here, KETV in Omaha, is bypassing The Fight Of The Week, which the rest of the network is carrying at 9 pm (unless it's being delayed to another night).
Here in Chicago, WBKB-channel 7 is carrying the Fight, between welterweights Jay Fullmer and Gale Kerwin; as with all prizefights, the TV GUIDE listing is accompanied by a pre-analysis by Nat Fleischer of The Ring magazine.
- On the other hand ...
Chicago's channel 7 is bypassing the ABC network's Music for A Spring Night in favor of Ivanhoe (with a young Roger Moore) and a local science series.
Music For A Spring Night was ABC's provisional replacement for the recently dropped Voice Of Firestone; the main difference is that Music ... didn't limit itself to classical music.
Brock Peters was in his early theater days, when he probably did his share of musicals; of the other guests, Tom Scott was a young jazz artist, and Stubby Kaye was likely there to do one of his Broadway show-stoppers.
-On The Go was Jack Linkletter's entry-level show on CBS.
Linkletter did a lot of location interviews here; the spot with the Three Stooges was one such.
This was just after Joe DeRita joined the act. He joined Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and their families for a picnic, where Jack Linkletter conducted the interview.
When Paul Howard (Moe's son) put together his massive DVD documentary about the family business, he included numerous clips from the On The Go show, where they may be seen by all.
- Be Our Guest was one of James Aubrey's gifts to his friend Keefe Brasselle, in exchange for access to the Profaci Family of Manhattan, who in their turn got Aubrey out of a "personal difficulty", If You Know What I Mean ...
- The U. S. Steel Hour looks interesting:
"How To Make A Killing" was a comedy-mystery with Eva Gabor (the one really talented Gabor sister), Claude Dauphin (the guy you got when you couldn't afford Chevalier), and Robert Loggia (trotting out his dialects).
But what interests me is the writer: Alan Caillou (KY-you), a British actor who was getting into screenwriting.
A few years afterward, Caillou became one of the earliest writers on The Man From UNCLE (also occasionally acting in episodes).
A very interesting guy; you should look him up sometime.
Mike, thank you for the wealth of information! So much showbiz history in just a random week's listings. I mistakenly assumed ON THE GO was just replaying old Stooges shorts, so fascinated to hear it was actual interviews and that they're available. And I too am a fan of Alan Caillou--the writer and the actor. A talented man I first became aware of when he played the Head on QUARK in the late '70s. I also enjoyed his UNCLE episodes, especially the two he wrote starring Anne Francis and John van Dreelen. PS: And anyone with kids will know how to pronounce Caillou thanks to that bizarre Canadian cartoon that's a PBS staple. (Oh, no! Now the themes song is stuck in my head!)
ReplyDeleteJack Linkletter (Art's son) was best known as host of "Hootenanny", a folk-music show that appeared on ABC's Saturday-night schedule for almost a year-and-a-half in 1963 and 1964.
Delete"Hootenanny" was taped on-location at college campuses, village squares, and auditoriums around the country. Premiering as a summer replacement in 1963, it was popular enough for ABC to renew it for the 1963-64 Fall season.
And until the end of 1963, "Hootenanny" remained quite popular. But in early 1964, the show's ratings abruptly plunged, and ABC pulled the plug at the end of the season.
The culprit? The "British Music Invasion". By the spring of 1964, more people were interested in seeing the Beatles than the Kingston Trio.
(It should also be noted that a couple of major folk-music stars were "blacklisted" from appearing on "Hootenanny", and that a few other big folk-music stars declined invitations to do the show for that reason)
Before the week ends, I thought I'd pass along a brief note.
ReplyDeleteI'm facing a three-day weekend of my own.
On Friday and Saturday, I'm going to the Windy City Pulp & Paper Show, where I hope to find a few more choice items for my DVD Wall, from Martin Grams's table among others.
Who knows, I might even find some old TV Guides here and there ...
But on Sunday morning, I have to go to the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, aka C2E2, at McCormick Place.
Reason: my old friend Max Allan Collins will be there to start the ball rolling for his forthcoming biography of Eliot Ness and Al Capone, Scarface and The Untouchable, in collaboration with A. Brad Schwarz.
The book won't be out until August, but it never hurts to get ahead.
Actually this will be a busy year for my friend MAC; he's also working on Mickey Spillane's centenary, with more works new(ish) and old coming up, plus a new collaboration with his wife Barb in their comedy-cozy mystery series Trash 'n' Treasures, and maybe even that new Nate Heller novel about the Sam Sheppard case (hopefully by year's end, if all goes well).
Jeez Loueez, I can't figure out how he's finding time for the weekend at C2E2 - but I'm glad he is ...
Seriously, though, if you should happen to find yourself in Chicago on Sunday morning, you might want to drop by McCormick Place around noon, and meet a very interesting guy ...