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Retro: London, Ont., Wed. July 5, 1967

Compiled from the London Free Press

Stations:
2 WJBK (CBS) Detroit
4 WWJ (NBC) Detroit
7 WXYZ (ABC) Detroit
8 CKNX (CBC) Wingham
9 CKLW (CBC) Windsor
10 CFPL (CBC) London
11 CHCH (IND) Hamilton
12 WICU (NBC) Erie
13 CKCO (CTV) Kitchener
35 WSEE (CBS) Erie

Note: WJET/24 Erie, WKBD/50 Detroit, and WTVS/56 Detroit were not listed. The Free Press added Channels 24 and 50 by 1968, and Channel 56 sometime in the 1970s.

6:30 AM
2 Understand Our World
4 Classroom
7 Across the Seas

6:45
12 Religion

7:00
2 Woodrow the Woodsman
4-12 Today Show
7 Morning Show

8:00
2-35 Captain Kangaroo
9 People in Conflict

8:30
7 Prize Movie
9 Take Thirty

9:00
2 Merv Griffin Show
4 Living
9-35 Romper Room
11 Ed Allen
12 Seahunt

9:30
4 Jack LaLanne
9 The World on Stage
11 Hawkeye
12 Forest Rangers
35 Mickey Mouse

10:00
4-12 Snap Judgment
7 Girl Talk
9 Queen's Departure
11 Little People
35 Candid Camera

10:30
2-35 Beverly Hillbillies
4-12 Concentration
7 Dateline Hollywood
10 NFB Presents
11 Expo People

10:50
13 Minister's Study

11:00
2-35 Andy of Mayberry
4-12 Personality
7 Supermarket Sweep
9 Sunshine Show
10 Luncheon Date
11 It's a Match
13 Romper Room

11:30
2-35 Dick Van Dyke
4-12 Hollywood Squares
7 Family Game
8 Ed Allen
9 Luncheon Date
10 Little People
11 Bonnie Prudden
13 Pete's Place

12:00PM
2 News
4-12 Jeopardy
7 Everybody's Talking
9 Communicate
10 Top Cat
11 Hot Line
13 Cartoon Capers
35 Love Life

12:30
2-35 Search for Tomorrow
4-12 Eye Guess
9-50 Movie
10 News
11 It's a Match
13 Mike Douglas

12:40
10 Afternoon Movie Dangerously They Live

12:45
2-35 Guiding Light

1:00
2 Love of Life
4 Match Game
7 The Fugitive
11 Marriage Confidential
12 Bea Canfield
35 Jeanne Carnes

1:30
2-35 As the World Turns
4-12 Let's Make a Deal
8 Luncheon Date
11 Movie Shakedown
13 Fractured Phrases

2:00
2-35 Password
4-12 Days of Our Lives
7 Newlywed Game
13 Elaine Cole

2:30
2-35 House Party
4-12 The Doctors
7 Dream Girl of '67
8-10 Royal Visit Event
13 People in Conflict

3:00
2-35 To Tell the Truth
4-12 Another World
7 General Hospital
9 Matches 'n' Mates
13 Words and Music

3:30
2-10-35 Edge of Night
4-12 You Don't Say
7 Dark Shadows
8 Edge of Night
9 Swingin' Time
11 Mike Douglas
13 It's Your Move

4:00
2-35 Secret Storm
4 Bozo the Clown
7 Dating Game
8-9-10 Royal Visit Event
12 Match Game
13 Magistrate's Court

4:30
2-35 Mike Douglas
7 One Step Beyond
8-10 Vacation Time
9 Fun House
11 Woody Woodpecker
12 Leave It to Beaver
13 Big Al's

5:00
4 George Pierrot
7 News
8 Forest Rangers
9 Huckleberry Hound
10 Time Tunnel
11 Movie Chase a Crooked Shadow
12 Movie
13 Merv Griffin

5:30
7 Peter Jennings With the News
8 Outdoors
9 Stagecoach West
13 Woody Woodpecker

6:00
2-4-13 News
7 Movie The Kettles on Old MacDonald's Farm
8 Mailbag
10 Best of Berton

6:15
8 Centennial
35 News

6:25
11 News

6:30
2-35 CBS Evening News
4-12 Huntley-Brinkley Report
8-10 News
9 Twilight Zone
11 Pierre Berton
13 Iron Horse

7:00
2 Truth or Consequences
4 Juvenile Court
8 Lost in Space
9 Bat Masterson
10 My Three Sons
11 The Littlest Hobo
12 News
35 Man. Challenge (?)

7:30
2 Baseball Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (Tigers won 3-2)
4-12 The Virginian
7 Batman
9 Movie The System
10 Petticoat Junction
11 Jamboree
13 Hollywood Palace
35 Lost in Space

8:00
7 Monroes
8-10 Green Acres
11 Movie Rome Adventure

8:30
8-10 Bob Hope Theatre
13 Movie It Happened at the World's Fair
35 Beverly Hillbillies

9:00
4-12 The Loyal Opposition
7 Movie Marines Let's Go
35 Green Acres

9:30
8-9-10 The World on Stage

10:00
2-35 Steve Allen
4-12 I Spy
8-9-10 Royal Visit Event

10:30
11 Merv Griffin
13 Sports Hot Seat

11:00
2-4-7-11-12-35 News
8-9-10 CBC National News
13 CTV News

11:15
8-9 Viewpoint
10 News
11 Pierre Berton

11:20
8-9 News
13 This Day, 1967

11:30
2 Movie Crimson Pirate
4-12 Tonight Show
7 Joey Bishop
8 The Nurses
9 Wrestling

11:40
10 Movie for Tonight Faces in Dark

11:45
13 Wrestling

12:00 AM
9 Window on the World
11 Saber of London

12:45
13 Minister's Study

1:00
4 Beat the Champ
7 The Untouchables
12 News

1:30
2-4 News
 
Man.Challenge sounds like it might be reruns of Man and the Challenge,
a short-lived (1959-60) NBC adventure series about a scientist who tested the
limits of human endurance. George Nader played Dr. Glenn Barton.
 
I noticed that the CBC-affiliated outlets were airing Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Canada on this date. Since Canada does recognizes the Queen, was this a mandatory requirement from the CBC, since they are a Crown Corporation of the Canadian Government?
 
Considering that all CBC affiliates listed here are private affiliates, apparently not -- channel 9 only carried the Queen's departure (presumably from Windsor) in the morning, while 8 and 10 carried her arrival (presumably in London, Ontario) later in the day. Don't know if either of these events were networked nationwide or provincewide on the CBC.
 
The Queen's visit coverage was national CBC coverage - The Toronto Star shows CBLT broadcasting this coverage on the same date. Queen Elizabeth was visiting Ottawa on July 5, and she did not visit London, Ont. during her 1967 trip to Canada; she would return to Canada in 1973 and she visited London then.

CKLW in Windsor broadcast the absolute minimum CBC schedule possible at that time. They were American-owned and functioned more or less as a Detroit independent. As is my understanding, private CBC affiliates at that time were not requried to clear a large amount of the CBC network schedule; CJIC in Sault Ste. Marie cleared very little CBC programming in the 1960s as well, perhaps because they were also a border station and had to compete with several American stations on the other side of the river. CKLW relied heavily on movies, while CJIC relied heavily on local programming.
 
M.J. said:
9:00
35 Green Acres

9:30
8-9-10 The World on Stage

10:00
2-35 Steve Allen

What happened at 9:30 on WSEE? Surely there was only 1 episode of Green Acres.
 
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