2 KTCA (EDUC.)
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AFTERNOON
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5:00
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COMMUNICATIONS—Paterek
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EVENING
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6:15
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PROFILE—History
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6:45
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BACKGROUND—Dr. E.
Ziebarth
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7:00
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WORLD AMERICA FACTS
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7:30
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TO BE ANNOUNCED
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8:00
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QUEST FOR CERTAINTY
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8:30
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EXPLORATION OF SPACE
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9:00
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AT HOME WITH MUSIC
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9:30
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LANGUAGE—Robert Spencer
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10:00
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TOUCH OF FAME—Biography
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10:30
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TO BE ANNOUNCED
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Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson, the celebrities on the afternoon version of Password, were at the time married in real life. The Pat Hitchcock who appears as a guest on House Party is not the daughter of the famed director, but is in fact the wife of anthropologist Ben Hitchcock; her appearance is to talk about the couple's two years in Nepal.
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5 KSTP (NBC)
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MORNING
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6:45
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FAR HORIZONS—Travel
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7:00
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TODAY—Hugh Downs
Guests:
Jane Rosenthal, the Muppets
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9:00
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SAY WHEN—Art James
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9:25
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NEWS—Edwin Newman
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9:30
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PLAY YOUR HUNCH—Lewis COLOR
Guest:
Tony Randall
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10:00
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PRICE IS RIGHT
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10:30
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CONCENTRATION—Hugh Downs
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11:00
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YOUR FIRST
IMPRESSION COLOR
Panelists:
MacDonald Carey, Betty White
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11:30
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TRUTH OR
CONSEQUENCES
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11:55
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NEWS—Ray Scherer
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AFTERNOON
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12:00
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NEWS—John MacDougall
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12:15
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WEATHER—Johnny Morris
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12:20
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TREASURE CHEST
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1:00
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BEN JERROD—Serial
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1:25
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NEWS—Floyd Kalber
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1:30
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DOCTORS—Drama
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2:00
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LORETTA YOUNG—Drama
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2:30
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YOU DON’T SAY!—Tom Kennedy COLOR
Guests:
Gisele MacKenzie, Frankie Avalon
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3:00
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MATCH GAME—Gene Rayburn
Celebrities:
Joan Fontaine, Rod Serling
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3:25
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NEWS—Sander Vanocur
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3:30
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MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY
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4:00
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BETTY WELLS CHATS
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4:05
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MOVIE—Drama
“Three
Faces West” (1940)
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5:30
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POLITICAL TALK—Republican
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5:40
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DOCTOR’S HOUSE CALL—Fox
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5:45
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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—Johnny Morris
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6:25
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SPORTS—Al Tighe
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6:30
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MOVIE—Drama COLOR
Monday
Night at the Movies: “Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison” (1957)
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8:30
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ART LINKLETTER
Guest:
Cara Williams
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9:00
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DAVID BRINKLEY’S
JOURNAL
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9:30
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HENNESEY—Comedy
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10:00
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NEWS—John MacDougall
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10:15
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WEATHER—Johnny 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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12:00
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NEWS AND SPORTS
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9 KMSP (ABC)
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MORNING
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7:45
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BREAKFAST—Grandpa Ken
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10:00
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DEBBIE DRAKE—Exercise
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10:15
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RANDOM—Variety
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11:00
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PEOPLE ARE FUNNY
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11:30
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SEVEN KEYS—Jack Narz
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AFTERNOON
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12:00
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ERNIE FORD—Variety
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12:30
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FATHER KNOWS BEST—Comedy
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1:00
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GENERAL HOSPITAL—Serial
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1:30
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MY LITTLE MARGIE—Comedy
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2:00
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DAY IN COURT—Drama
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2:25
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NEWS—Alex Drier
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2:30
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JANE WYMAN—Drama
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3:00
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QUEEN FOR A DAY—Bailey
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3:30
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WHO DO YOU TRUST?
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4:00
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AMERICAN BANDSTAND
Guest
Host: Ray Stevens
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4:30
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DISCOVERY ’63—Children
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4:55
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AMERICAN NEWSSTAND—Lord
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5:00
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MOVIE—Western
“Hidden
Guns” (1956)
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EVENING
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6:00
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NEWS—Ron Cochran
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6:15
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NEWS—Bob Allard
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6:30
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DAKOTAS—Western
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7:30
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AS CAESAR SEES IT—Comedy SPECIAL
“The
Rifleman” is pre-empted
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8:00
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STONEY BURKE—Drama
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9:00
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BEN CASEY—Drama
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10:00
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NEWS—George Grim
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10:15
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WEATHER—Jere Smith
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10:20
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SPORTS—Tony Parker
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10:30
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ADVENTURES IN
PARADISE
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11:30
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CALL MR. D—Mystery
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12:00
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SAN FRANCISCO BEAT—Police
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12:30
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NEWS
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11 WTCN (IND.)
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MORNING
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11:30
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CARTOON CIRCUS—Children
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11:45
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NEWS—Bob Landon
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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—Drama
“Sharpshooters”
(1938)
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2:25
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TAKE FIVE—Jan Werner
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2:30
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STATE TROOPER—Police
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3:00
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DECEMBER BRIDE—Comedy
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3:30
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AMOS ‘N’ ANDY—Comedy
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4:00
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POPEYE AND PETE—Dave
Lee
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4:30
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DICK TRACY—Cartoons
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5:00
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MICKEY MOUSE CLUB—Children
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5:30
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SUPERMAN—Adventure
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EVENING
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6:00
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POLITICAL TALK—Republican
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6:15
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NEWS—Dick Ford
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6:30
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BOLD JOURNEY—Travel
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7:00
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HIGH ROAD—John Gunther
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7:30
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WRESTLING—Minneapolis
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9:00
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M SQUAD—Police
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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—Buetel,
Horner
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10:00
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MOVIE—Musical Comedy
“April
Showers” (1948)
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A few fun divertissements:
ReplyDelete- I've mentioned before that the Chicago edition carried local listings for the two stations in Rockford, which was halfway between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Channel 13 was jointly affiliated with CBS and ABC, while Channel 39 was an NBC station - mostly.
But the Ch39 management would sometimes pick up CBS and ABC shows that Ch13 would bypass for whatever reasons.
On this particular Monday night, Ch39 skipped NBC's offerings in toto - which they usually did anyway.
Here's what the folks in Rockford saw on their NBC station that night (all times Central Daylight):
6:30: To Tell The Truth
7:00: I've Got A Secret
7:30: The Lucy Show
8:00: The Beverly Hillbillies (delayed from the previous Wednesday)
8:30: Route 66 (delayed from the previous Friday)
9:30: U.S. Border Patrol, syndie rerun (this was local station time for NBC affiliates that year)
10:00: News
10:30: Johnny Carson
And here was prime time on Ch13 that night:
6:30: The Dakotas
7:30: Sid Caesar
8:00: Danny Thomas
8:30: Andy Griffith
9:00: Ben Casey
10:00: News
10:30: Alfred Hitchcock (delayed from the previous Friday)
I was but a lad of 12, and I didn't even live in Rockford, so don't ask me why the stations involved made these choices; that's just the way it was.
- Noting that this week, Dick Clark took the week off from American Bandstand, which was still based in Philadelphia back then.
As noted, Ray Stevens (still doing goofy comedy songs) took Monday; as to the rest of the week:
Tuesday: Frankie Avalon
Wednesday: Chubby Checker
Thursday: Timi Yuro
Friday: Bobby Vinton
- One more local note:
ABC's afternoon newscast was anchored by Alex Dreier, Channel 7's local anchorman. (I'll assume that 'Drier' is simply a local misprint.)
A few weeks ago, I had occasion to mention Alex Dreier on another site (Mystery*File) as my choice to play Nero Wolfe on TV; I always thought he looked and sounded the part, and when Dreier moved to Hollywood and started an acting career, it seemed obvious (to me, anyway - what might have been …).
Two days later on June 12th, Medgar Evers would be assassinated in Jackson, Mississippi just hours after JFK's Civil Rights speech given on June 11 known formally as "The Report to the American People on Civil Rights."
ReplyDeleteJohnny Carson's "Tonight Show" still began at 10:15 P.M. Central (11:15 Eastern), but KSTP Channel 5 didn't join the show until 10:30 Central (1:30 Eastern).
ReplyDeleteA number of other NBC stations also did this; by early 1965, Johnny wouldn't do his monologue until after a station break at the :15 minute point of the show, so the entire network would be "on board" for Johnny's monologue.
Finally, at the end of 1966, the first fifteen minutes were eliminated entirely.