The White Falcon - 01.08.1969, Page 11

Friday, August 1, 1969
THE WHITE FALCON
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NEW PROGRAMS TO WATCH FOR THIS WEEK:
Montage.....................................................Sunday, 6:00
Coliseum................................................Wednesday, 10:00
THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL PROGRAMS:
Young People's Concert....................................Thursday, 9:00
We Will Speak! Who Will Answer?.............................Friday, 8:00
SUNDAY, August 3
1:00 The Answer - MISSION TO KEDIRI
1:30 This Is The Life
2:00 NFL Action
2:30 Sunday Afternoon Movie -- DAKOTA
John Wayne, Vera Hruba Ralston, Ward
Bond, and Walter Brennan star. (82
min)
4:00 Pro Bowlers Tour
5:00 Armed Forces Special — THE
LONELY WARRIORS
5:30 G.E. College Bowl
6:00 Montage - ECHOES OF ANOTHER
AUTUMN (New Program)
6:30 The Ted Mack Show
7:00 The World Report
7:15 Sacred Heart
7:30 The Bill Anderson Show
8:00 The Ed Sullivan Show
9:00 The Big Valley-JOURNEY INTO
VIOLENCE
10:00 Our Place
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 America's Junior Miss Pageant
(53 min.)
MONDAY, August 4
3:55 The Afternoon Report
4:00 Captain Kangaroo
5:00 America’s Junior Miss Pageant (53 min.)
6:30 Success Story
6:55 Moments Of Reflection
7:00 The World Report
7:30 Bewitched - NOBODY’S PERFECT
8:00 Wild Wild West - NIGHT OF THE
TURNCOATS
9:00 The Dean Martin Show
10:00 Hollywood Palace
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 Northern Lights Playhouse — DAKOTA —
John Wayne, Vera Hruba Ralston, Ward
Bond, and Walter Brennan star. Repeat
of “Sunday Afternoon Movie." (82 min.)
TUESDAY, August 5
3:55 The Afternoon Report
4:00 Captain Kangaroo
5:00 Theater 8 - NO SURVIVORS, PLEASE -
Maria Perschy, U. Friedrechses, and
Robert Cunningham star. (95 min.)
6:55 Moments Of Reflection
7:00 The World Report
7:30 Lost In Space- TIME MERCHANT
8:30 The 21 st Century
9:00 Kraft Music Hall
10:00 The Americcn Sportsman
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 Boxing From The Olympic
WEDNESDAY, August 6
3:55 The Afternoon Report
4:00 Gentle Ben - THE BATTLE OF WEDLOE
WOODS
4:30 The Mike Douglas Show
5:40 Green Acres - THE DAY OF DECISION
6:05 Your All-American College Show
6:30 Julia - PAINT YOUR WAGGADORN
6:55 Moments Of Reflection
7:00 The World Report
7:30 The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour
8:30 Honey West - KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
9:00 The High Chaparral - DOCTOR FROM
DODGE
10:00 Coliseum (New program series - re-run)
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 The Joey Bishop Show
THURSDAY, August 7
3:55 The Afternoon Report
4:00 Captain Kangaroo
5:00 Theater 8 - THE DESPERATE HOURS -
George Segal, Teresa Wright, Arthur
Hill, and Yvette Mimueux star. (100 min.)
6:30 AFTV Special
6:55 Moments Of Reflection
7:00 The World Report
7:30 Gun smoke - THE BROTHERS
8:30 News Special
9:00 Special - YOUNG PEOPLE’S CONCERT
10:00 The Lawrence Welk Show
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 The Tonight Show
FRIDAY, August 8
3:55 The Afternoon Report
4:00 Captain Kangaroo
5:00 Rawhide
6:00 Wanted Dead Or Alive
6:30 Impression — Terry Quay interviews
people and discusses places of
interest in Iceland.
6:55 Moments Of Reflection
7:00 The World Report
7:30 The Detectives — HOUSE CALL
8:00 Special - WE WILL SPEAK! WHO WILL
ANSWER?
9:00 The Steve Allen Comedy Hour
10:00 The Bell Telephone Hour
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 Northern Lights Playhouse - NO
SURVIVORS, PLEASE - Maria Perschy,
U. Friedrechses, and Robert Cunninghcm
star. Repeat of Tuesday's “Theater 8."
(95 min.)
SATURDAY, August 9
10:30 Captain Kangaroo
11:30 The Flintstones — NO BIZ LIKE
SHOW BIZ
12:00 Cartoon Carnival — “Space Angel” and
"Popeye."
1:00 Jeff’s Collie - GRAMPS
1:30 Colonel March Of Scotland Yard
2:00 Animal Secrets
2:30 The Beverly Hillbillies - JETHRO
GOES TO COLLEGE
3:00 Game Of The Week
5:00 Off Ramp
5:30 Untamed World
6:00 Billy Walker's Country Carnival
6:30 The Killy Style
6:55 Chaplain’s Comer
7:00 The World Report
7:15 The Christophers
7:30 The Rogues - REAL RUSSIAN CAVIAR
8:30 Richard Diamond - COAT OF ARMS
9:00 That’s Life
10:00 Perry Mason - LOVERS LEAP
11:00 Final Edition News
11:15 Northern Lights Playhouse — THE
DESPERATE HOURS - George Segal,
Teresa Wright, Arthur Hill, and Yvette
Mimieux star. Repeat of Thursday's
"Theater 8." (100 min.)
21st Century
"For the last 50 years, Scranton,
Pa. has been perched atop a furnace —
menaced by underground fires that may
burn for another 50 years," observes
correspondent Walter Cronkite on this
week's 21st Century, 8:30 p.m., August
5. "But, today, scientists can ‘see’
beneath Scranton from satellites in
earth orbit.” This broadcast will
show how hundreds of robot eyes,
camera and sensors mounted in satel-
lites, are constantly monitoring what
goes on back home.