2 KTCA (Educ.)
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Morning
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9:15
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SPANISH—Grade 4
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9:30
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GERMAN—Grade 5
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9:45
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PORTFOLIO—Grades 11-12
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10:10
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FILM FEATURE
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10:25
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MODERN MATH—Grade 6
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11:20
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EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
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11:30
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TO BE ANNOUNCED
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Afternoon
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12:55
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MUSIC—Grade 4
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1:10
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FILM FEATURE
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1:25
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SPANISH—Grade 4
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1:40
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GERMAN—Grade 4
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1:55
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CONTINENTAL COMMENT
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2:25
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GERMAN—Grade 6
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2:40
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SPANISH—Grade 6
Ch.
2 leaves the air until 5:15 P.M.
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5:15
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FUN AT 5:15—Smith, Sirois
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5:30
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KINDERGARTEN—Education
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Evening
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6:00
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ANTIQUES—Art
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6:30
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CIVIL DEFENSE COURSE
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7:00
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INQUIRY—Discussion
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7:30
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IRISH DIARY—McKiernan
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8:00
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SO THAT THEY MAY HEAR
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8:30
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AREA STUDY OF AFRICA
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9:00
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AMERICAN INDIANS
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10:00
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AMERICANS AT WORK
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10:15
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INDUSTRY ON PARADE
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10:30
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MENTAL HEALTH—Interview
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4 WCCO (CBS)
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Morning
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6:30
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SUNRISE SEMESTER—Education
Russian
Literature in Translation
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7:00
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AXEL AND DEPUTY DAWG
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7:30
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CLANCY AND COMPANY
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8:00
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CAPTAIN KANGAROO—Children
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9:00
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NEWS—Dean Montgomery
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9:15
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WHAT’S NEW?—Women
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9:25
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DR. REUBEN K. YOUNGDAHL
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9:30
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TUG-O-WAR—Game
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10:00
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ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy
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10:30
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McCOYS—Comedy
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11:00
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LOVE OF LIFE—Serial
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11:25
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NEWS—Robert Trout
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11:30
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SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
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11:45
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GUIDING LIGHT—Serial
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Afternoon
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12:00
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NEWS—Dean Montgomery
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12:15
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SOMETHING SPECIAL
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12:25
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WEATHER—Bud Kraehling
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12:30
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AS THE WORLD TURNS—Serial
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1:00
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PASSWORD—Game
Guests:
Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson
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1:30
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HOUSE PARTY—Art Linkletter
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2:00
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TO TELL THE TRUTH—Panel
Panelists:
Shari Lewis, Sam Levenson, Florence Henderson, Barry Nelson
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2:25
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NEWS—Douglas Edwards
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2:30
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EDGE OF NIGHT—Serial
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3:00
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SECRET STORM—Serial
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3:30
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I LOVE LUCY—Comedy
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4:00
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MOVIE—Adventure
“Francis
in the Haunted House” (1956)
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5:30
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NEWS—Walter Cronkite
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Evening
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6:00
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NEWS—Dave Moore
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6:15
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SPORTS—Don Dahl
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6:20
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DIRECTION—Dr. R. Gornitzka
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6:25
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WEATHER—Don O’Brien
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6:30
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RAWHIDE—Western
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7:30
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ON BROADWAY TONIGHT
Guests:
Teri Thornton, Jackie Mason, Frank Gorshin
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8:30
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GOMER PYLE, USMC—Comedy
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9:00
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SLATTERY’S PEOPLE—Drama
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10:00
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NEWS—Dave Moore
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10:15
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WEATHER—Bud Kraehling
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10:20
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SPORTS—Hal Scott
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10:30
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MOVIE—Science Fiction
“It
Came from Outer Space” (1953)
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12:00
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SPORTS—Hal Scott
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12:10
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MOVIE—Comedy
“Mother
Didn’t Tell Me” (1950)
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5 KSTP (NBC)
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Morning
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6:30
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CITY AND COUNTRY
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7:00
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TODAY
Guest:
Sally Carrighar
News
in color at 7:25 and 8:25 A.M.
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9:00
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MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY
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9:30
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WHAT’S THIS SONG?—Game COLOR
Celebrities:
Angie Dickinson, Vin Scully
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9:25
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NEWS—Edwin Newman
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10:00
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CONCENTRATION—Game
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10:30
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JEOPARDY—Game
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11:00
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SAY WHEN!—Game
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11:30
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—Game
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11:45
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NEWS—Ray Scherer
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Afternoon
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12:00
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NEWS—MacDougall
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12:15
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WEATHER—Morris
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12:20
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DIALING FOR DOLLARS—Game
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12:30
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LET’S MAKE A DEAL
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12:55
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NEWS—Floyd Kalber
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1:00
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MOMENT OF TRUTH—Serial
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1:30
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DOCTORS—Serial
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2:00
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ANOTHER WORLD—Serial
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2:30
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YOU DON’T SAY!—Game COLOR
Celebrities:
Jack Palance, Lola Albright
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3:00
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MATCH GAME
Guests:
Peggy Cass, Chester Morris
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3:25
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NEWS
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3:30
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DIALING FOR DOLLARS—Game
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4:30
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LLOYD THAXTON—Variety
Guest:
The Temptations
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5:25
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DOCTOR’S HOUSE CALL—Fox
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5:30
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NEWS—Huntley, Brinkley
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Evening
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6:00
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NEWS—Bob Ryan
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6:15
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WEATHER—Morris
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6:25
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SPORTS—Al Tighe
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6:30
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INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME
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7:30
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BOB HOPE—Comedy COLOR
“In
Any Language”
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8:30
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JACK BENNY—Comedy
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9:00
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JACK PAAR—Variety COLOR
Guests:
Peggy Lee, Mike Nichols and Elaine May, Senior Wences
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10:00
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NEWS—MacDougall
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10:15
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WEATHER—Morris
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10:20
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SPORTS—Al Tighe
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10:30
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JOHNNY CARSON
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12:15
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MOVIE—Melodrama
“Cat
Girl” (1957)
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9 KMSP (ABC)
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Morning
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7:30
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MY LITTLE MARGIE—Comedy
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8:00
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BREAKFAST—Grandpa Ken
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9:00
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ROMPER ROOM—Miss Betty
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10:00
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ERNIE FORD—Variety
Guests:
Denny Zeitlin Trio
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10:30
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PRICE IS RIGHT—Game
Celebrity:
Dorothy Lamour
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11:00
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DONNA REED—Comedy
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11:30
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FATHER KNOWS BEST—Comedy
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Afternoon
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12:00
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NEWS—Fahan
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12:15
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LOIS LEPPART—Interview
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1:00
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FLAME IN THE WIND—Serial
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1:30
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DAY IN COURT—Drama
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1:55
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NEWS—Marlene Sanders
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2:00
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GENERAL HOSPITAL--Serial
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2:30
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YOUNG MARRIEDS—Serial
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3:00
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TRAILMASTER—Western
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4:00
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DATE WITH DINO—Teen-agers
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4:30
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DOBIE GILLS—Comedy
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5:00
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NEWS—Peter Jennings
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5:15
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NEWS—Don Riley
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5:25
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WEATHER—Jerry Smith
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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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WOODY WOODPECKER
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6:30
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FLINTSTONES—Cartoon
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7:00
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FARMER’S DAUGHTER—Comedy
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7:30
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ADDAMS FAMILY—Comedy
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8:00
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VALENTINE’S DAY—Comedy
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8:30
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DEATH VALLEY DAYS—Drama
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9:00
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12 O’CLOCK HIGH—Drama
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10:00
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NEWS—Bill Fahan
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10:15
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WEATHER—Jerry Smith
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10:20
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SPORTS—Tony Parker
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10:30
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MOVIE—Drama COLOR
“Torch
Song” (1953)
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12:15
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NIGHTLIFE—Variety
Time
approximate.
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11 WTCN (Ind.)
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Morning
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10:00
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NEWS
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10:15
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HANK MEADOWS—Foods
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10:30
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MOVIE—Mystery
“The
Glass Key” (1935)
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11:45
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NEWS—Dick Ford
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Afternoon
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12:00
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LUNCH WITH CASEY—Children
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12:45
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KING AND ODIE—Cartoon
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1:00
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MOVIE—Mystery
“Scandal
Sheet” (1952)
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3:00
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BACHELOR FATHER—Comedy
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3:30
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DAVE LEE AND PETE—Children
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4:30
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MAGILLA GORILLA—Cartoons
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5:00
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CASEY AND ROUNDHOUSE
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5:15
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ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS
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5:30
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SEA HUNT—Adventure
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Evening
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6:00
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RIFLEMAN—Western
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6:30
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BOLD JOURNEY—Travel
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7:00
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WILD CARGO—Travel
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7:30
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HAVE GUN—WILL TRAVEL
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8:00
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MOVIE—Adventure
“Morgan
the Pirate” (Italian-French; 1960)
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9:30
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NEWS—Dick Ford
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9:45
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WEATHER—Stuart A. Lindman
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9:50
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SPORTS—Frank Buetel
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10:00
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MOVIE—Drama
“Darby’s
Rangers” (1958)
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12:00
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COMMERCIAL—Music
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12:15
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AMOS ‘N’ ANDY—Comedy
Time
approximate.
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100% Off-Topic, but I thought I'd throw it in:
ReplyDeleteElsewhere, I've mentioned Peter S. Fischer, who's spending his (involuntary) retirement from television writing putting out a series of novels known as The Hollywood Murder Mysteries.
These are the stories of Joe Bernardi, a movie publicist trying to turn novelist/screenwriter.
Starting in 1947, Bernardi is called upon in his publicist role to troubleshoot on movie productions that are plagued by scandals and troubles - which sometimes lead to Murder.
Each novel is set in a specific year, and finds Joe involved with a well-known production of that year.
Many mystery novelists work this street these days; Fischer is building an ongoing saga of Hollywood, mixing real figures with his own creations, to entertaining effect.
Fischer's up to twenty-two novels now.
Back at Number Fourteen, Dead Men Pay No Debts, we were in 1960, at the making of Murder, Inc., where Joe Bernardi first meets a young actor who gets an Oscar nomination for an early appearance here.
In Number Fifteen, this same young actor figures in Apple Annie And The Dude, while appearing in Pocketful Of Miracles in 1961 - for which he received another Oscar nomination.
Fast-forward now to 1968 and Number Twenty-Two, titled The Man In The Raincoat; care to guess what - and who - this one's about?
Of course I'm referring to Peter Falk, whom Peter Fischer knew and wrote for in days gone by.
I haven't read this one yet - in fact I only took delivery on the book a few days ago.
But I trust Fischer to come up with a good story (he has for years in all media).
Should you decide to check this out, The Hollywood Murder Mysteries are available on Amazon; they're self-published trade paperbacks, reasonably priced.
This is an unsolicited testimonial.
"A Civil Defense Course at 6:30 p.m.—that reminds us that we're in the middle of the Cold War, doesn't it?" Interesting comment, Mitchell, once you look at the Sunrise Semester topic on WCCO immediately following KTCA's listings...
ReplyDeleteNice to see one of my favorites, "12 O'Clock High" on Friday nights in its first season with the solid acting of Robert Lansing. The decision to make this well-written show more "youth friendly" (my 12 year old friends and I disagreed with that strategy) by dropping the General in favor of Paul Burke and an early Monday evening time slot simply ruined the show. Ironically, the lead, Paul Burke, was actually a couple of years older than Lansing. So much for the mid-60's youth movement for a World War II drama...
ReplyDeleteGot a kick out of the 3:30PM listing for WCCO-TV: "I Love Luch"...no wonder it was a comedy!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I wondered why I never heard of that show again. Fixed.
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