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Morning 
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CLASSROOM—Education  
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  11:55 
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NET JOURNAL—Report  
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Afternoon 
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  12:55 
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CLASSROOM 
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    3:00 
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EFFICIENT READING—Brown 
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    4:00 
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GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER 
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    4:30 
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ANTIQUES—Education  
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    5:00 
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KINDERGARTEN—Marron  
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    5:30 
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4-H ACTION CLUB 
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Evening 
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    6:00 
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NOW SEE THIS 
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    6:30 
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MANAGERS IN ACTION 
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    7:00 
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TEACHING MUSIC 
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    8:00 
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PROFILE—Arnold Walker 
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    8:30 
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TIME FOR RENEWAL 
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    9:00 
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AFTER SCHOOL, WHAT? 
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    9:30 
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FOLIO—Arnold Walker 
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  10:00 
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MONDAY FOR MEDICINE 
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Arnold Walker, the host of both Profile and Folio, was one of the pioneers of Twin Cities educational television. You can see a rare video clip of Walker on Folio here. At that website, you'll also read that among Folio's distinguished guests were Buster Keaton and Claire Bloom.
 
  
  4 WCCO (CBS)  | 
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Morning 
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    6:00 
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SUNRISE SEMESTER 
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    6:30 
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SIEGFRIED—Children  
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    7:00 
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CLANCY—Children  COLOR  
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    8:00 
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Children  COLOR  
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    9:00 
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DR. YOUNGDAHL C 
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    9:05 
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MERV GRIFFIN—Variety  COLOR  
Guests: Red Buttons,
  Jay North, Sajid Kahn, Aliza Kashi, Eddie Hazel 
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  10:00 
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ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy  
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  10:30 
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DICK VAN DYKE—Comedy  
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  11:00 
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LOVE OF LIFE—Serial  COLOR  
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  11:25 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  11:30 
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SEARCH FOR TOMORROW—Serial  COLOR  
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  11:45 
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GUIDING LIGHT—Serial  COLOR  
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Afternoon 
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  12:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  12:20 
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SOMETHING SPECIAL  COLOR  
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  12:30 
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AS THE WORLD TURNS—Serial  COLOR  
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    1:00 
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LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING  COLOR  
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    1:30 
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HOUSE PARTY  COLOR  
Guest: Sheila Graham 
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    2:00 
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TO TELL THE TRUTH—Game  COLOR  
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    2:25 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    2:30 
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EDGE OF NIGHT—Serial  COLOR  
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    3:00 
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SECRET STORM—Serial  COLOR  
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    3:30 
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BEVERLY HILLBILLIES—Comedy  
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    4:00 
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MIKE DOUGLAS—Variety  COLOR  
Guests: Sheldon
  Leonard, Joanie Sommers, Al Martino, Dick Contino, Robert Kent 
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    5:30 
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NEWS—Walter Cronkite  COLOR  
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Evening 
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    6:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    6:30 
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GUNSMOKE  COLOR  
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    7:30 
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LUCILLE BALL  COLOR  
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    8:00 
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ANDY GRIFFITY—Comedy  COLOR  
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    8:30 
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FAMILY AFFAIR—Comedy  COLOR  
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    9:00 
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CAROL BURNETT  COLOR  
Guests: Imogene
  Coca, Lanie Kazan 
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  10:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  10:30 
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MINNESOTA FOOTBALL  COLOR  
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  11:30 
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MOVIE—Adventure  COLOR  
“The Bandit of
  Zhobe” (1959) 
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On Carol Burnett's show tonight, Carol and Harvey spoof one of the hot movies of the year, as they portray "Bonnie and Clod."
5 KSTP (NBC)  | 
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Morning 
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    6:15 
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DAVID STONE—Music  COLOR  
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    6:30 
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CITY AND COUNTRY  COLOR  
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    6:55 
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DOCTOR’S HOUSE CALL—James Rogers Fox  COLOR  
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    7:00 
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TODAY  COLOR  
Guests: Dr. James
  Goddard, Eddie Rickenbacker, acts from the Moscow Circus 
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    9:00 
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SNAP JUDGMENT  COLOR  
Guests: Noel
  Harrison, Joanna Barnes 
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    9:25 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    9:30 
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CONCENTRATION—Game  COLOR  
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  10:00 
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PERSONALITY  COLOR  
Celebrities: Ed Ames,
  Peter Falk, Genevieve, Alan King 
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  10:30 
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARES—Game  COLOR  
Guests: Morey
  Amsterdam, Jim Brown, Tim Conway, Wally Cox, Abby Dalton, Nanette Fabray,
  Sally Field, Mike Connors, Charley Weaver 
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  11:00 
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JEOPARDY—Game  COLOR  
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  11:30 
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EYE GUESS—Game  COLOR  
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  11:55 
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NEWS C 
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Afternoon 
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  12:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  12:15 
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DIALING FOR DOLLARS—Game  COLOR  
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  12:30 
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LET’S MAKE A DEAL—Game  COLOR  
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    1:00 
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DAYS OF OUR LIVES—Serial  COLOR  
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    1:30 
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DOCTORS—Serial  COLOR  
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    2:00 
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ANOTHER WORLD—Serial  COLOR  
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    2:30 
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YOU DON’T SAY!—Game  COLOR  
Guests: Ken Berry,
  Barbara McNair 
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    3:00 
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MATCH GAME  COLOR  
Guests: Lesley Gore,
  Soupy Sales 
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    3:25 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    3:30 
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DIALING FOR DOLLARS—Game  COLOR  
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    4:30 
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OF LANDS AND SEAS  COLOR  
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    5:25 
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NEWS—Gene Berry  COLOR  
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    5:30 
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NEWS—Chet Huntley, David Brinkley  COLOR  
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Evening 
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    6:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    6:30 
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MONKEES  COLOR  
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    7:00 
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MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.—Adventure  COLOR  
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    8:00 
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DANNY THOMAS—Drama  COLOR  
“The Demon Under the
  Bed” 
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    9:00 
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I SPY—Drama  COLOR   
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  10:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  10:30 
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JOHNNY CARSON—Variety  COLOR   
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  12:00 
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MEN INTO SPACE—Adventure  
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It's a landmark day on The Tonight Show; Johnny and the gang return from a stint in Hollywood, with the show's "new musical director," Doc Severinsen. With Doc's addition, replacing Skitch Henderson, you now have the trio that will be the signature of Tonight for the next 25 years. 
 
  
  9 KMSP (ABC)  | 
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Morning 
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    7:30 
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TO BE ANNOUNCED 
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    7:55 
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CHILDREN’S DOCTOR—Smith 
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    8:00 
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GYPSY ROSE LEE  COLOR  
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    8:30 
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MORNING SHOW  COLOR  
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    9:00 
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ROMPER ROOM  COLOR  
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    9:30 
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DOBIE GILLIS—Comedy  
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  10:00 
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TO BE ANNOUNCED 
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  10:30 
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FAMILY GAME 
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  11:00 
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EVERYBODY’S TALKING—Game  
Guests: Stan
  Freberg, Ryan O’Neal, Kaye Stevens 
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  11:30 
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DONNA REED—Comedy  
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Afternoon 
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  12:00 
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FUGITIVE—Drama  
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    1:00 
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NEWLYWED GAME  COLOR  
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    1:30 
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DREAM GIRL—Contest  COLOR  
Celebrities: Kathryn
  Crosby, Chad Everett, Greg Morris, Louis Nye 
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    1:55 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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    2:00 
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GENERAL HOSPITAL—Serial  COLOR  
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    2:30 
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TO BE ANNOUNCED 
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    3:00 
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DATING GAME  COLOR  
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    3:30 
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MOVIE—Drama  
“Moss River” (1947) 
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    4:55 
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NEWS—Jerry Smith  COLOR  
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    5:00 
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NEWS—Peter Jennings  COLOR  
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    5:30 
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LEAVE IT TO BEAVER—Comedy  
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Evening 
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    6:00 
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McHALE’S NAVY—Comedy  
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    6:30 
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COWBOY IN AFRICA  COLOR  
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    7:30 
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RAT PATROL  COLOR  
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    8:00 
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FELONY SQUAD  COLOR  
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    8:30 
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PEYTON PLACE—Serial  COLOR  
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    9:00 
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BIG VALLEY  COLOR  
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  10:00 
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NEWS  COLOR  
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  10:30 
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MOVIE—Drama  COLOR  
“The Naked Maja”
  (1959) 
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  12:35 
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JOEY BISHOP—Variety  COLOR  
Time approximate 
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Stan Freberg in Everybody's Talking—that would have been fun to see. And Ryan O'Neal! Kaye Stevens, who was frequently on TV, rounds out an interesting cast. Interesting also is this tidbit from the always-reliable Wikipedia that Everybody's Talking was the last American daytime program aired in black-and-white. 
 
  
  11 WTCN (IND.)  | 
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Morning 
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    8:55 
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NEWS—Gil Amundson  
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    9:00 
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CARTOON CARNIVAL  COLOR  
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    9:30 
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ED ALLEN TIME  COLOR  
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  10:00 
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MR. BLACKWELL—Variety  COLOR  
Guests: Joan
  Manning, Robert Abel 
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  10:30 
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VIRGINIA GRAHAM—Interviews 
Guests: Doris Lilly,
  Millie Considine 
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  11:00 
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BRUNCH BUNCH—Woman  
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  11:30 
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COOKING WITH HANK 
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  11:45 
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NEWS—Gil Amundson 
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Afternoon 
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  12:00 
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LUNCH WITH CASEY—Children  
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    1:00 
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MOVIE—Musical  
“His Butler’s
  Sister” (1943) 
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    2:30 
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WOODY WOODBURY—Variety  COLOR  
Guests: Johnnie Ray,
  Abby Dalton, Dick Clark, Jack Bailey, Peter Marshall, Dennis James 
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    4:00 
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POPEYE AND PETE—Children  
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    4:30 
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CASEY AND ROUNDHOUSE 
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    5:30 
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FLINTSTONES—Cartoons  COLOR  
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Evening 
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    6:00 
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GILLIGAN’S ISLAND—Comedy  COLOR  
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    6:30 
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PERRY MASON—Drama  
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    7:30 
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RACE TO RICHES  COLOR  
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    8:00 
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MOVIE—Drama 
“The Killers” (1946) 
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  10:00 
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NEWS  
Time approximate 
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  10:30 
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MOVIE-Adventure  COLOR  
Time approximate
  “The Golden Blade” (1953) 
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Tonight's prime-time movie is one of the greats, The Killers, based on the Ernest Hemingway short story, starring Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner, and Edmond O'Brian, We've talked before about the 1964 remake, which was originally intended to be the first made-for-TV movie before it was deemed too violent. That version starred Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson, and (in his last role) Ronald Reagan. That was a pretty fair movie, too. TV  


More Here & There:
ReplyDelete- Everybody's Talking! was a favorite game show of mine, and I remember how I looked forward to seeing Stan Freberg on it - and how disappointed I was when he canceled out at the last minute (reasons unknown, at least by me).
I think (not entirely sure) that Lloyd Thaxton, the host, got his old college pal Paul Lynde to fill in.
I do recall that Stan Freberg did appear a few weeks later, in the company of Ann Sothern (she'd appeared with Freberg in a Girl From UNCLE episode not long before) and Rick Jason (who'd just wrapped Combat!; his sense of fun was somewhat of a surprise).
At the start of the week, Lloyd Thaxton greeted Stan Freberg thusly: "I've lip-synced so many of your records, sometimes I think I'm you."
Freberg's reply: "That's not an easy thing to do, and you do it very well."
- Also noting that Channel 9, the ABC station, is apparently bypassing Dark Shadows, which was just now getting into the spook stuff - then again, To Be Announced could mean anything …
- Elsewhere, I Spy has a show wherein Culp & Cosby have to contend with an obnoxious kid musician from the Eastern Bloc who plays everybody for suckers; a standard plotline of shows like these.
The Obnoxious Kid was scrawny, buck-toothed John Megna; I was surprised years later to learn that he was the younger brother of Connie Stevens, whom he resembled not at all.
(Side Note: Ever notice that since Bill Cosby got into his Trouble, that the only photos you see of him show the dissipated Cos of today; the handsome Cos of the '60s doesn't seem to exist any more - probably just coincidence).
- In the '60s, Lesley Gore was taking time off from her recording career to attend Columbia University.
She'd entrusted herself to Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, who were friends of her family, and who likely brokered her appearance this week on the old (clean) Match Game.
- For those who are interested:
The Criterion Collection has brought out both film versions of The Killers in a DVD set, so you may compare the two at your leisure.
Interestingly, this was from a period when Ronald was actively seeking out villainous (or at least unsympathetic) roles, in an effort to break his long-standing good-guy typecast.
As you may recall, that didn't work out exactly as he'd hoped, and he had to settle for politics - and that's another story …
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What happens when I look at these old ones and get a belated Memory Surge:
DeleteWhen Doc Severinsen took over the Tonight Show band, the man he replaced was Milton DeLugg, who'd held the job for a year after Skitch Henderson left.
As memory serves, DeLugg took part in more comedy skits than Henderson did, or Severinsen would; he also provided more original compositions than either his predecessor or his successor.
Hey, what about the rest of the stations? This is more than just Minneapolis-St. Paul, this is the Minnesota State edition. What was on the stations in Duluth, La Crosse/Eau Claire and Mason City/Austin/Rochester? And MAMKATO! How could you forget Mankato?!
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