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Retro: Tri-Cities, Washington Sat, Mar 20, 1965

from Tri-City Herald via Google News Archive

2 KREM Spokane
4 KXLY Spokane
6 KHQ Spokane
9 KCTS Seattle (no Saturday programs)
19 KEPR Tri-Cities/KIMA Yakima
23 KNDO Yakima
25 KNDU Tri-Cities

Morning
8:00
4-19 Mr. Mayor

8:30
6-23-25 Hector Heathcote

9:00
2 Sew with Us
4-19 Alvin
6-23-25 Underdog

9:30
2 Background
4 Tennessee Tuxedo
6-23-25 Fireball XL5
19 Casper

10:00
2-19 Shenanigans
4 Quick Draw McGraw
6-23-25 Dennis the Menace

10:30
2 Annie Oakley
4-19 Mighty Mouse
6-23-25 Fury

11:00
2 Casper
4-19 Linus the Lionhearted
6 NBC Sports in Action
23-25 Exploring

11:30
2 Porky Pig
4-19 Jetsons

Afternoon
noon
2 Bugs Bunny
4-19 Sky King
6-23-25 NIT Basketball Tournament: championship game

12:30
2 Hoppity Hooper
4-19 My Friend Flicka

1:00
2 American Bandstand
4 Movie
19 Porky Pig

1:30
19 News

2:00
2 Championship Bowling: semi-final, Billy Hardwick v Ray Bluth
6 Council of Churches
19 Annie Oakley
23-25 Breadbasket USA

2:30
6 Rocky & His Friends (Bullwinkle)
19 Alumni Fun
23-25 Big Three Golf: Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player in the 6th of 8 matches in Hawaii

3:00
2 Youth Looks to the Future
4-19 CBS Golf Classic: on 4, Ken Venturi/Mike Souchak v Al Geiberger and Dan Sikes Jr; on 19, Bruce Devlin/Bob Charles v Sikes & Geiberger
6 Movie

3:30
2-23-25 Pro Bowlers Tour: Greater Detroit Continental Open

4:00
4 Wrestling
19 Movie

5:00
2-23-25 ABC Wide World of Sports: Buddy Werner Memorial International Alpine Ski Championship
4 Movie "Ulysses Against the Son of Hercules"
6 Big Three Golf: game 7 from Hawaii

5:30
19 International Showtime: Circus of the Little Mermaid (filmed in Copenhagen)

Evening
6:00
6 News/Weather/Sports

6:30
2 Flintstones
4 Starlit Stairway
6 Rural Youth on Parade
19 Movie
23-25 Alcoa Preview

7:00
2 NCAA Basketball Tournament: championship game from Portland
4 Rifleman
6 Spotlight

7:30
4 Jackie Gleason
6-23-25 Flipper

8:00
6-23-25 Kentucky Jones

8:30
2-23-25 Lawrence Welk (a spring-themed show with guests Natalie Nevins and 9-yr-old pianist Steve Warner)
4-19 Gilligan's Island
6 Mr. Magoo "Don Quixote" (pt 1)

9:00
4 Entertainers
6-19 Movie "The Caddy"

9:30
2-23-25 Hollywood Palace (host Robert Goulet)

10:00
4 Gunsmoke

10:30
2 News
23-25 Alfred Hitchcock "Death Scene"

10:45
2 Movie "Battle Cry"

11:00
4-6 News
19 Movie "The Bravados"

11:15
4 Movie
6 Movie

11:30
23-25 Tonight Show
 
bpatrick said:
Odd that ABC and CBS follow Eastern time on Saturday morning,
yet NBC follows Central. Any explanation?

I don't know why the difference -- but I do know that even into the seventies, discrepancies like this existed in the Pacific time zone. CBS continued to feed it's Saturday morning schedule on the Eastern schedule at least until sometime in the eighties, while both NBC and ABC were on the one hour earlier Central time pattern by the early seventies.

From what you're writing, it sounds like NBC had always been on the Central pattern, but ABC obviously switched sometime between the mid-sixties and early seventies. But I don't know exactly when they switched.
 
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