3 KYW (NBC)
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Morning
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6:25
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NEWS
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6:30
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READ YOUR WAY UP
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7:00
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MOVIE—Drama
“The
Proud Stallion” (Czech; 1964)
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9:00
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INTERNATIONAL ZONE
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9:30
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GUIDELINE
Guest:
Archbishop John Cody
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10:00
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FILM
“The
Fish Story”
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10:30
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FROM THE RELIGIOUS ANGLE—Interview
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11:00
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SENATORS SCOTT AND SCHWEIKER—Discussion
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11:30
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OPINIONS EXPRESSED
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Afternoon
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12:00
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WILD KINGDOM
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12:30
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PENNSYLVANIA NEWS CONFERENCE
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1:00
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MEET THE PRESS
Guest:
George E. Christian, President Johnson’s press secretary
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1:30
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COLLEGE BOWL—Quiz
Swathmore
vs. Augustana
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2:00
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AFL ALL-STAR GAME
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5:00
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MOVIE—Comedy
“Strictly
Dishonorable” (1951)
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Evening
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6:30
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BRANDED—Western
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7:00
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NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN—Children
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7:30
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WALT DISNEY’S WORLD
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8:30
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MOTHERS-IN-LAW
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9:00
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BONANZA—Western
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10:00
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MY FRIEND TONY
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11:00
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NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS
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11:20
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MOVIE—Drama
“One
Night in Lisbon” (1941)
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1:15
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NEWS
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The AFL All-Star Game is being held in Jacksonville; no AFL team exists there, but I suspect the game is being used as a stalking horse to test the area's viability for a future franchise. They got one, decades later.
6 WFIL (ABC)
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Morning
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7:00
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GUIDEPOST—Religion
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7:05
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DAVEY AND GOLIATH
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7:20
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LIGHT TIME—Religion
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7:35
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CHRISTIAN ANSWERS
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7:40
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THIS IS THE LIFE
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8:10
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LIVING WORD—Religion
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8:25
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NASA REPORTS
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8:30
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CARTOONS—Children
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9:30
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MENORAH—Religion
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9:45
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CHRISTOPHERS—Religion
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10:00
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LINUS
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10:30
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KING KONG
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11:00
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LARRY FERRARI
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11:30
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SKIPPY—Adventure
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Afternoon
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12:00
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GREATEST SHOW—Drama
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1:00
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DIRECTIONS—Religion
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1:30
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COLLEGE TALENT
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2:00
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NEWS CONFERENCE
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2:30
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I LOVE LUCY—Comedy
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3:00
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS
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3:30
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OPERATION: ENTERTAINMENT
Host:
Tim Conway. Guests: Phil Ford and Mimi Hines; Honey, Ltd.; Alice Jones;
Canestrelli Family
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4:30
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DON RICKLES—Comedy
Guests:
Mike Douglas, Peter Lawford, Penelope Tree, Paul Anderson
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5:00
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MOVIE—Adventure
“The
Adventures of Hajji Baba” (1954)
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Evening
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7:00
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LAND OF THE GIANTS
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8:00
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FBI
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9:00
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MOVIE—Suspense
“The
Dirty Game” (French-German-Italian-English; 1965)
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11:00
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NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS
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11:30
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MOVIE—Drama
“That
Lady” (1955)
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1:30
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NEWS—Keith McBee
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1:45
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WESTERNERS—Drama
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Since the college football season ended on January 1, I can only think that the college football highlights at 3:00 p.m. are either from the bowl games, or from the various all-star games that still played a role in college football before the flood of televised games and scouting combines that exist today.
8 WGAL (LANCASTER)
(NBC)
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Morning
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7:00
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FAITH FOR TODAY
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7:30
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GUIDELINE
Guest:
John Cardinal Krol
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8:00
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COURIERS—Music
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8:30
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CHRISTOPHERS—Religion
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8:45
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SACRED HEART—Religion
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9:00
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THIS IS THE LIFE
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9:30
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DOORWAY TO LIFE
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10:00
10:15 |
DAVEY AND GOLIATH
CARTOONLAND
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10:30
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F TROOP—Comedy
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11:00
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MISTER ED—Comedy
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11:30
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SEA HUNT—Adventure
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Afternoon
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12:00
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NEWS
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12:15
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CHANGING TIMES
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12:30
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CALL OF OUTDOORS
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1:00
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MEET THE PRESS
Guest:
George E. Christian, President Johnson’s press secretary
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1:30
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING
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2:00
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AFL ALL-STAR GAME
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5:00
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FARM SHOW ’69
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5:30
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JACQUES COUSTEAU
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Evening
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6:30
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WILD KINGDOM
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7:00
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NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN—Children
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7:30
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WALT DISNEY’S WORLD
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8:30
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MOTHERS-IN-LAW
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9:00
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BONANZA—Western
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10:00
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MY FRIEND TONY
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11:00
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NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS
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11:30
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JOHNNY CARSON
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1:00
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NEWS AND SPORTS
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We read about that Jacques Cousteau documentary last week, another example of affiliate sharing.
10 WCAU (CBS)
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Morning
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6:25
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NEWS
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6:30
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OFFICIAL REPORT
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7:00
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BILL BENNETT SHOW
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7:30
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TOM AND JERRY
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8:00
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AQUAMAN—Children
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8:30
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TELL IT LIKE IT WAS
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10:00
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LAMP UNTO MY FEET
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10:30
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LOOK UP AND LIVE
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11:00
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CAMERA THREE
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11:30
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CAPITOL HILL
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Afternoon
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12:00
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TV 10 MAN IN THE NEWS
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12:30
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FACE THE NATION
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1:00
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PRO HOCKEY
Toronto
at Boston
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3:30
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NFL PRE-GAME SHOW
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4:00
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NFL PRO BOWL
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Evening
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7:00
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LASSIE
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7:30
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GENTLE BEN
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8:00
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ED SULLIVAN
Guests:
Liza Minnelli, John Davidson, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, the Lennon
Sisters, Wayne and Shuster, Scoey Mitchell, Victor the Bear
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9:00
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SMOTHERS BROTHERS
Guests:
Ray Charles, Jackie Mason
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10:00
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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE—Adventure
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11:00
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NEWS—Harry Reasoner
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11:15
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NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS
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11:30
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MOVIE—Adventure
“Seminole”
(1953)
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1:10
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I SPY—Adventure
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2:10
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NEWS
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The NFL Pro Bowl comes to us live from Los Angeles, where it was usually played before it was moved to Hawaii. Back in 1969, the all-stars took this game far more seriously than they do today.
12 WHYY (WILMINGTON)
(NET)
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Afternoon
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3:00
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FRENCH CHEF—Cooking
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3:30
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TV GARDEN CLUB
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4:00
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BRIDGE—Jean Cox
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4:30
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EASTERN EUROPE—Discussion
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5:30
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CRITIQUE
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Evening
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6:30
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WORLD PRESS REVIEW—News
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7:30
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WORLD WE LIVE IN
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8:00
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PBL—Concert
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10:30
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NET PLAYHOUSE
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Nice to see NET moving to more color programming, although many local programs are still in black-and-white. And then, of course, there's the legendary French Chef.
17 WPHL (IND.)
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Morning
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8:00
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HERALD OF TRUTH
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8:30
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DAY OF DISCOVERY
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9:00
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A.A. ALLEN REVIVAL
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9:30
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BEATLES
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10:00
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UPBEAT—Variety
Guests:
Bobby Goldsboro, Steppenwolf, the American Breed, the Lemon Pipers, 1910
Fruit Gum Company
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11:00
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ROLLER DERBY
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Afternoon
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12:00
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MOVIE—Musical
“There’s
No Business like Show Business” (1954)
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2:00
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SUSPENSE THEATRE—Drama
“The
Name of the Game”
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3:00
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MOVIE—Musical
“There’s
No Business like Show Business” (1954)
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5:00
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MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.—Drama
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Evening
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6:00
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OF LANDS AND SEAS
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7:00
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NOW—Jack McKinney
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8:30
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MOVIE—Drama
“5
Fingers” (1953)
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10:30
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KUP’S SHOW—Discussion
Guests:
Carol Channing, John Gavin, Diana Sands, Pauline Flanagan, Nipsey Russell,
Larry Wilde
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The legendary columnist and television personality Irv Kupcinet's television show, based out of Chicago, ran from 1959 to 1986 and was nationally syndicated. The running time for tonight's show was three hours; the late Carol Channing could probably have filled most of that time herself.
29 WIBF (IND.)
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Morning
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8:00
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REV. McKINLEY WILLIAMS
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8:30
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REV. BERT HARE—Religion
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9:00
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FUNNY MANNS—Children
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9:30
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ROBIN HOD—Adventure
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10:00
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ZORRO—Adventure
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10:30
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FOREST RANGERS—Adventure
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11:00
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BULLWINKLE
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11:30
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STORIES OF THE CENTURY
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Afternoon
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12:00
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BIG STORY—Drama
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12:30
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SCARLETT PIMPERNELL
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1:00
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LONE RANGER—Western
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1:30
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ROY ROGERS—Western
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2:30
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MOVIE—Drama
“Craig’s
Wife” (1936)
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4:00
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MATCHES AND MATES
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4:30
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MARSHAL DILLON—Western
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5:00
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BURKE’S LAW—Mystery
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Evening
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6:00
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JOHN WAYNE—Western
“Western
Ho” (1935)
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7:00
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COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC
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8:30
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WILBURN BROTHERS
Guest:
Tommy Overstreet
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9:00
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PORTER WAGONER—Music
Guest:
Kenny Price
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9:30
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BILL ANDERSON—Music
Guest:
Jim and Jesse
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10:00
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HARRY BRISTOW—Religion
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11:00
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CONVERSATION—William Fox
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11:30
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DATELINE: EUROPE
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A real block of country legends tonight, with the Wilburn Brothers, Porter Wagoner, and Bill Anderson, back-to-back-to-back. You'd be hard-pressed to find that kind of talent in any genre, any night of the week.
48 WKBS (IND.)
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Morning
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9:00
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GIGANTOR—Children
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11:00
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HY LIT—Variety
Guests:
Bob Atkins, Sam and Dave
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Afternoon
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12:00
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MOVIE—Adventure
“Underwater!”
(1955)
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2:00
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MOVIE—Drama
“Open
City” (Italian; 1946)
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4:00
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WAGON TRAIN—Western
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5:30
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FLINTSTONES
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Evening
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6:30
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JOHN GARY—Variety
Guests:
Steve Allen, Chita Rivera, Victor Buono, Guy Marks, Jane Kean, Avery
Schreiber
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8:00
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ROLLER GAME
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10:00
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NEWS—Bob Wallace
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10:30
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JOE PYNE—Discussion
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12:00
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N.J. ROUNDUP
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A program description you wouldn't see today, on Wagon Train: "Indian Lance Starbuck is in love with Kim Case—whose uncle has a deep hatred for redmen." Ouch. TV
I wonder what's with the ABC affiliates late afternoon variety shows? Holdovers from previous weeks? Weird.
ReplyDelete(Sorry if this posted twice).
You can probably answer Zach's question by checking Channel 6's listing for Friday night, which is when those two shows normally aired on the rest of the ABC network.
DeleteIf Operation: Entertainment and Don Rickles are on Friday, that means Channel 6 preempted them for a local special the previous Friday; the Sunday showings are what's called a "make-good", a common practice even today with network stations.
If, on the other hand, O:E and Rickles are not on Friday, then you're looking at a standard-issue delayed broadcast.
My best guess would be the former; here in Chicago, our network stations did this quite often when opportunities for a big local special presented themselves.
Since Mitchell says he's got two weeks of Philly in a row, it falls to him to answer this.
Mr. Hadley, over to you.
Well, let's take a look. At 6:30 we have the ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds, at 7:00 it's What's My Line? (Joanna Barnes, Godfrey Cambridge, Arlene Francis, Soupy Sales), and at 7:30 it's a 90-minute movie, Charlie's Aunt (1941), with Jack Benny and Kay Francis. (Not noted as a special, BTW.) When we reach 9:00 p.m. it's an ABC sports special, "The French-American Challenge Cup" skiing from Aspen, Colorado. At 10:00, it's Judd For the Defense. Ergo, it appears as if Operation: Entertainment and Rickles are the odd men out.
DeleteEvidently, this was the next-to-last show of Operation: Entertainment. The last show aired on January 24, 1969. The Don Rickles Show would be cancelled on January 31. O:E would be replaced by This Is Tom Jones and Rickles was replaced by the nighttime Let's Make a Deal. I noticed that they would not air the ABC Sunday morning programs Issues And Answers and Discovery '69,
DeleteWelcome once again to Don't Get Me Started!:
DeleteThis was the ABC network slate for Friday night at that point (all times Central, because that's the time I'm familiar with; adjust for regions):
6:30: Operation: Entertainment (about to be dropped; Tom Jones in the wings).
7:30: Felony Squad (also circling the drain; the Generation Gap game show coming soon).
8:00: Don Rickles (Also as above; Let's Make A Deal about to jump from NBC).
8:30 Guns Of Will Sonnett (good for the season).
9:00: Judd For The Defense (likewise; both of these are bubble shows against CBS's movies).
From your listings, it would appear that ABC was DBing O:E and Rickles and bypassing Felony Squad in favor of a local movie package, which would normally run two hours.
If that's an ABC network sports special, then Will Sonnett is a standard preempt (by the way, Jack Benny's Charley's Aunt movie has an 81-minute run time, so Channel 6 is hacking the living daylights out of it).
So if there's an odd man out, it's Felony Squad, which is on the way out anyway.
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