Channels:
2—KREM (ABC)
4—KXLY (CBS)
6—KHQ (NBC)
MORNING
7:45 am
4—Sunday School of the Air
8:00
4—Bob Poole
9:00
2—Sacred Heart
4—The Voice of the Church
9:15
2—Social Security
9:30
2—Faith for Today
4—Oral Roberts
6—From the Pastor’s Study
10:00
2—Word of Faith
4—Dan Smoot
6—Spokane Council of Churches
10:15
4—The Manion Forum
10:30
2—Porky Pig
4—This Week in Sports
6—Frontiers of Faith
10:45
4—NFL Football
San Francisco 49ers at Chicago Bears.
11:00
2—The Bullwinkle Show
6—MOVIE: “Reap the Wild Wind”
(1942) Ray Milland, John Wayne. Two sailors vie for the affections of a southern temptress while fighting off pirates
11:30
2—Discovery
The world of ancient mythology.
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—This Is WSU
12:30
2—Kingdom of the Sea
1:00
2—Outdoor Sportsman
4—NFL Football
Baltimore Colts at Los Angeles Rams. Chuck Thompson and Bob Kelley describe the play-by-play, and Billy Vessels and Gil Stratton provide the analysis.
6—MOVIE: “Flight of the Lost Balloon”
(1961) Marshall Thompson, Maia Powers. An adventurous professor fights to keep his hot air balloon safe on a rescue mission.
1:30
2—AFL Football
New York Jets at Oakland Raiders.
2:30
6—Great Moments in Music
3:00
6—Sawdust Theater
3:30
6—Rocky & His Friends
4:00
4—Roller Derby
6—Northwest Wrestling
4:15
2—All-Pro Scoreboard
4:30
2—College Football
Washington State University vs. University of Washington.
5:00
4—MOVIE: “David Harum”
(1934) Will Rogers, Louise Dresser.
6—Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom
“Spotted Ghost.” Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler present a detailed study of the daily activities of a male and a female leopard and their cub. (Part 2 of 2)
5:30
2—Star Route
EVENING
6:00
2—MOVIE: “The Old Man and the Sea”
(1958) Spencer Tracy, Felipe Pazos Jr. A Cuban fisherman believes his long dry spell will end when he catches a legendary fish.
6—Meet the Press
Juana Castro, sister of Fidel. (Ned Brooks)
6:30
4—Navy Log
6—John F. Kennedy Remembered
A memorial to President Kennedy on the first anniversary of his assassination. Frank McGee is program narrator, as six NBC News correspondents recall, through their own words and through the use of appropriate Kennedy films, the high points of the late President’s brief White House years.
7:00
4—Lassie
“Nature’s Way.” Ranger Corey Stuart and a recreational therapist are working with four handicapped children on a tree-growing project when a small brush fire threatens the trees. Stuart leads the youngsters in a struggle to save the fire-damaged seedlings.
7:30
2—Wagon Train
“The Nancy Styles Story.” Wealthy Nancy Styles is determined to get to Denver—despite Hale's order to by-pass the city.
4—My Favorite Martian
“Double Trouble.” Mrs. Brown unknowingly sits in front of Uncle Martin’s duplicating machine, which produces exact replicas of anything it comes in contact with.
6—Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color
“Toby Tyler.” Part 1 of a two-part circus drama starring Kevin Corcoran in the title role. Toby runs away from home to join the circus and is hired by a fast-talking lemonade-popcorn vendor.
8:00
4—The Ed Sullivan Show
Guests: Singer Paul Anka, actor Pat O’Brien, vocalist Leslie Uggams.
8:30
2—Broadside
“Adrian’s Anniversary Waltz.” Commander Adrian is furious when his gourmet foods suddenly start getting hijacked.
6—The Bill Dana Show
“The Suggestion Box.” Jose stiffs the suggestion box in an effort to raise enough money to pay for his own “surprise” birthday party.
9:00
2—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: “The Naked Edge”
(1961) Gary Cooper, Deborah Kerr. A taut, suspenseful drama of a mysterious blackmail letter which arrives five years late, and brings with it danger, suspicion and havoc.
4—My Living Doll
“Not So Comic, Comic.” Dr. McDonald finds he has to teach Rhoda how to laugh when his friend Herbert Wentworth turns comedian and plays his first night club date.
6—Bonanza
“Old Sheba.” A con-artist circus owner hires Hoss and Little Joe to help him, then pleads poverty on pay day. William Demarest is featured.
9:30
4—The Joey Bishop Show
“The Perfect Girl.” Larry Corbett, hitherto a carefree bachelor, falls hard for a pretty house guest of Joey and Ellie, seeing in her the perfect girl, Despite his attraction to her, Larry believes she is trying to trap him into marriage.
10:00
4—Candid Camera
Double-talk artist Al Kelly is tonight’s guest.
6—The Rogues
“Fringe Benefits.” Alec Fleming works as a smuggler’s courier to pick up some “hot gems” in Rio de Janeiro and deliver them to Scotland Yard.
10:30
4—What’s My Line?
11:00
2—Man of the World
4—CBS News
6—Q-6 News
11:15
4—KXLY News
6—MOVIE: “From Hell It Came”
(1957) Tod Andrews, Tina Carver. American scientists are called to action as a killer spirit reincarnated as a scowling tree stumps comes back to life and kills the natives of a South Seas island.
11:30
4—The Four Dark Days: From Dallas to Arlington
From 1963: Charles Collingwood hosts this CBS News documentary that chronicles President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and the turbulent days that followed. (Repeat)
2—KREM (ABC)
4—KXLY (CBS)
6—KHQ (NBC)
MORNING
7:45 am
4—Sunday School of the Air
8:00
4—Bob Poole
9:00
2—Sacred Heart
4—The Voice of the Church
9:15
2—Social Security
9:30
2—Faith for Today
4—Oral Roberts
6—From the Pastor’s Study
10:00
2—Word of Faith
4—Dan Smoot
6—Spokane Council of Churches
10:15
4—The Manion Forum
10:30
2—Porky Pig
4—This Week in Sports
6—Frontiers of Faith
10:45
4—NFL Football
San Francisco 49ers at Chicago Bears.
11:00
2—The Bullwinkle Show
6—MOVIE: “Reap the Wild Wind”
(1942) Ray Milland, John Wayne. Two sailors vie for the affections of a southern temptress while fighting off pirates
11:30
2—Discovery
The world of ancient mythology.
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—This Is WSU
12:30
2—Kingdom of the Sea
1:00
2—Outdoor Sportsman
4—NFL Football
Baltimore Colts at Los Angeles Rams. Chuck Thompson and Bob Kelley describe the play-by-play, and Billy Vessels and Gil Stratton provide the analysis.
6—MOVIE: “Flight of the Lost Balloon”
(1961) Marshall Thompson, Maia Powers. An adventurous professor fights to keep his hot air balloon safe on a rescue mission.
1:30
2—AFL Football
New York Jets at Oakland Raiders.
2:30
6—Great Moments in Music
3:00
6—Sawdust Theater
3:30
6—Rocky & His Friends
4:00
4—Roller Derby
6—Northwest Wrestling
4:15
2—All-Pro Scoreboard
4:30
2—College Football
Washington State University vs. University of Washington.
5:00
4—MOVIE: “David Harum”
(1934) Will Rogers, Louise Dresser.
6—Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom
“Spotted Ghost.” Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler present a detailed study of the daily activities of a male and a female leopard and their cub. (Part 2 of 2)
5:30
2—Star Route
EVENING
6:00
2—MOVIE: “The Old Man and the Sea”
(1958) Spencer Tracy, Felipe Pazos Jr. A Cuban fisherman believes his long dry spell will end when he catches a legendary fish.
6—Meet the Press
Juana Castro, sister of Fidel. (Ned Brooks)
6:30
4—Navy Log
6—John F. Kennedy Remembered
A memorial to President Kennedy on the first anniversary of his assassination. Frank McGee is program narrator, as six NBC News correspondents recall, through their own words and through the use of appropriate Kennedy films, the high points of the late President’s brief White House years.
7:00
4—Lassie
“Nature’s Way.” Ranger Corey Stuart and a recreational therapist are working with four handicapped children on a tree-growing project when a small brush fire threatens the trees. Stuart leads the youngsters in a struggle to save the fire-damaged seedlings.
7:30
2—Wagon Train
“The Nancy Styles Story.” Wealthy Nancy Styles is determined to get to Denver—despite Hale's order to by-pass the city.
4—My Favorite Martian
“Double Trouble.” Mrs. Brown unknowingly sits in front of Uncle Martin’s duplicating machine, which produces exact replicas of anything it comes in contact with.
6—Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color
“Toby Tyler.” Part 1 of a two-part circus drama starring Kevin Corcoran in the title role. Toby runs away from home to join the circus and is hired by a fast-talking lemonade-popcorn vendor.
8:00
4—The Ed Sullivan Show
Guests: Singer Paul Anka, actor Pat O’Brien, vocalist Leslie Uggams.
8:30
2—Broadside
“Adrian’s Anniversary Waltz.” Commander Adrian is furious when his gourmet foods suddenly start getting hijacked.
6—The Bill Dana Show
“The Suggestion Box.” Jose stiffs the suggestion box in an effort to raise enough money to pay for his own “surprise” birthday party.
9:00
2—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: “The Naked Edge”
(1961) Gary Cooper, Deborah Kerr. A taut, suspenseful drama of a mysterious blackmail letter which arrives five years late, and brings with it danger, suspicion and havoc.
4—My Living Doll
“Not So Comic, Comic.” Dr. McDonald finds he has to teach Rhoda how to laugh when his friend Herbert Wentworth turns comedian and plays his first night club date.
6—Bonanza
“Old Sheba.” A con-artist circus owner hires Hoss and Little Joe to help him, then pleads poverty on pay day. William Demarest is featured.
9:30
4—The Joey Bishop Show
“The Perfect Girl.” Larry Corbett, hitherto a carefree bachelor, falls hard for a pretty house guest of Joey and Ellie, seeing in her the perfect girl, Despite his attraction to her, Larry believes she is trying to trap him into marriage.
10:00
4—Candid Camera
Double-talk artist Al Kelly is tonight’s guest.
6—The Rogues
“Fringe Benefits.” Alec Fleming works as a smuggler’s courier to pick up some “hot gems” in Rio de Janeiro and deliver them to Scotland Yard.
10:30
4—What’s My Line?
11:00
2—Man of the World
4—CBS News
6—Q-6 News
11:15
4—KXLY News
6—MOVIE: “From Hell It Came”
(1957) Tod Andrews, Tina Carver. American scientists are called to action as a killer spirit reincarnated as a scowling tree stumps comes back to life and kills the natives of a South Seas island.
11:30
4—The Four Dark Days: From Dallas to Arlington
From 1963: Charles Collingwood hosts this CBS News documentary that chronicles President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and the turbulent days that followed. (Repeat)