Here's a rare one for you mountaineers out there. It even includes a strange TVG channel bullet I don't think I've seen in any other edition--ever.
Channels in parentheses were originally represented by black bullets; channels in brackets were represented by white bullets; channels in arrows were represented by split black-and-white bullets; channels in equal signs were represented by an unusual bullet with horizontal black stripes and a raised numeral (the strange one forementioned)
Salt Lake City, Utah:
(2) KUTV (NBC; now CBS affiliate on digital 34; PSIP 2)
(4) KCPX (ABC; now KTVX on digital 40; PSIP 4)
(5) KSL (CBS; now NBC affiliate on digital 38; PSIP 5)
(7) KUED (PBS; now digital 42; PSIP 7)
Provo, Utah:
(11) KBYU (PBS; now digital 44; PSIP 11)
Logan, Utah:
(12) KUSU (PBS; same programs as KUED)
Boise, Idaho:
[2] KBCI (CBS; now KBOI on digital 28; PSIP 2)
[4] KAID (PBS; station of Idaho Public Television; now digital 21; PSIP 4)
[6] KIVI (ABC; now digital 24; PSIP 6)
[7] KTVB (NBC; now digital 7; PSIP same)
Idaho Falls, Idaho:
[3] KID (CBS; now KIDK on digital 36; PSIP 3)
[8] KIFI (NBC; now ABC affiliate on digital 8; PSIP same)
Pocatello, Idaho:
=6= KPVI (ABC; same programs as KIVI; now stand-alone station and NBC affiliate on digital 23; PSIP 6)
[10] KBGL (PBS; station of Idaho Public Television; now KISU on digital 17; PSIP 10)
Twin Falls, Idaho:
[11] KMVT (CBS primary; ABC and NBC secondary; now digital 11; PSIP same)
Casper, Wyoming:
=2= KTWO (NBC primary; ABC and CBS secondary; now ABC primary affiliate on digital 17; PSIP 2)
Thermopolis, Wyoming:
<10> KWRB (NBC primary; ABC and CBS secondary; now satellite of Cheyenne FOX affiliate KLWY on digital 10; PSIP same)
MORNING
5:55 a.m.
(5) Farm News--local
6:00
=2= (4) [11] A.M. America--Bill Beutel, Stephanie Edwards, hosts
(5) CBS Morning News--Hughes Rudd
6:15
(2) Black Experience
6:45
(2) KUTV News
6:55
[8] Spotlite--probably local morning show
7:00
(2) [7] [8] Today Show--Jim Hartz, Barbara Walters
[2] CBS Morning News
[3] (5) Captain Kangaroo
(4) Hotel Balderdash--local children's show that was highly popular in the region
(11) Sesame Street
7:30
<10> Today Show--joined in progress
8:00
[2] (5) Joker's Wild (remember, this is the Mountain Time Zone--same feed as Eastern and Central)
=2= Celebrity Sweepstakes
[3] CBS Morning News
(11) Electric Company
[11] Today Show (60 minutes only)
8:30
[2] (5) Gambit
=2= Wheel of Fortune--show was already a hit, according to some claims
(4) KCPX News
[4] [10] Lilias, Yoga, and You
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
8:45
(4) Jobs Today--local employment bulletin board
8:50
(4) Entertainment with Shelley Thomas--apparently local
8:55
(4) There's a Cop in the House (well, don't tell us about it ... !!)
(7) Figuring It Out--probably local women's show (but on a PBS affil?)
9:00
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> [11] High Rollers
[2] [3] Now You See It
(4) Beverly Hillbillies
[4] [10] instructional programming until 10 a.m.
(5) Romper Room
[6] Lucy Show
(11) instructional programming until 11 a.m.
9:10
(7) Electric Company
9:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> [11] Hollywood Squares
[2] [3] (5) Love of Life
(4) [6] Blankety Blanks--short-lived Bob Stewart pun-based game hosted by Bill Cullen
9:55
[2] [3] (5) CBS News--Douglas Edwards, anchor
10:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Jackpot!
[2] [3] (5) Young and the Restless
=2= (4) [6] [11] Password
[4] (7) [10] Sesame Street
10:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> Blank Check--Jack Barry-packaged number-guessing game, hosted by Art James
[2] [3] (5) Search for Tomorrow
(4) [6] [11] Split Second
10:55
(2) Buyer's Watch--local consumer advice (?)
=2= [7] [8] <10> NBC News--Edwin Newman, anchor
11:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Celebrity Sweepstakes
[2] Guiding Light
=2= (4) [6] [11] All My Children
[3] Jack LaLanne
[4] [10] (11) Electric Company
(5) Edge of Night--boy, was this sure strange as a scheduling move
(7) instructional programming until 3:30 p.m.
11:30
(2) [8] <10> Days of Our Lives
[2] =2= [3] (5) As the World Turns
(4) [6] [11] Let's Make a Deal
[4] [10] Villa Alegre--in many respects, a bilingual "Sesame Street," with Spanish and English lessons and skits
[7] Wheel of Fortune
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
AFTERNOON
12:00 p.m.
[2] KBCI News
=2= [3] (5) Guiding Light
(4) [6] [11] $10,000 Pyramid
[4] Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[7] Gomer Pyle, USMC
[10] Electric Company
(11) Sesame Street
12:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> Doctors
[2] [3] Edge of Night
(4) [6] [11] Big Showdown--unfortunately little-known hard quiz that was a big critics' fave
[4] instructional programming until 4 p.m.
(5) KSL News
[10] instructional programming until 3:30 p.m.
1:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Another World
[2] [3] (5) Price is Right
=2= (4) [6] [11] General Hospital
(11) instructional programming until 4 p.m.
1:30
[2] [3] (5) Match Game
=2= (4) [6] [11] One Life to Live
2:00
(2) Wheel of Fortune
[2] [3] Tattletales
=2= Days of Our Lives
(4) [6] [11] Money Maze
(5) Movie--"Please Believe Me," 1950
2:30
(2) That Girl
[2] [3] Mike Douglas (90-minute version; different episodes)
(4) Mike Douglas (60-minute version)
[6] Tennessee Tuxedo
[7] Days of Our Lives
[8] <10> Wheel of Fortune
[11] As the World Turns
3:00
(2) Bewitched
=2= <10> $10,000 Pyramid
[6] New Zoo Revue
[8] KIFI News
[11] Views--possibly local public affairs (but at this time of day?)
3:05
[8] Hogan's Heroes
3:30
(2) Flintstones
=2= <10> Super Friends--possibly repeats of 1973-74 ABC cartoon
(4) Bugs Bunny
[6] Lassie
(7) [10] Lilias, Yoga and You
[7] FBI--rerun of 1965-74 ABC/Quinn Martin crime drama
[8] Gilligan's Island
[11] Edge of Night
3:55
(5) Spotlight Five--local; format unknown
4:00
(2) Mickey Mouse Club--syndicated rerun
[2] Bonanza
[3] Joker's Wild
(4) Gilligan's Island
[4] [10] Sesame Street
(5) Dinah!--Shore's 90-minute syndie offering that went into production a few months earlier after NBC dropped her daytime show in July 1974
[6] Star Trek--the episode where Kirk looks into an energy force on an "uncharted planet"
(7) (11) Villa Alegre
[8] Big Valley
[11] Andy Griffith
(network news info courtesy of Vanderbilt TV News Archive: http://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu/)
4:30
(2) I Dream of Jeannie
=2= NBC Nightly News--John Chancellor
[3] Gambit
(4) Lucy Show
(7) Electric Company
[7] Andy Griffith
<10> CBS Evening News--Bob Schieffer (Walter Cronkite off)
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[11] ABC Evening News--Howard K. Smith, Harry Reasoner
5:00
(2) Hogan's Heroes
[2] [3] [11] CBS Evening News
=2= (4) [6] ABC Evening News
[4] (7) [10] Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[7] NBC Nightly News
[8] Partridge Family
<10> Film--wonder what it might have been, with only 30 minutes?
(11) Sesame Street
5:30
(2) [8] <10> NBC Nightly News
[2] KBCI News
=2= KTWO News
[3] KID News
(4) Andy Griffith
[4] [10] Villa Alegre
(5) CBS Evening News
[6] KIVI News
(7) Sesame Street
[7] KTVB News
[11] KMVT News
EVENING
6:00
(2) KUTV News
[2] Family Affair
=2= Star Trek--James Daly ("Medical Center") guested on this episode
[3] Movie--"Don't Drink the Water," 1969 (CBS prime time)
[4] [10] (11) Electric Company
(4) KCPX News
(5) KSL News
[6] High Chaparral
[7] To Tell the Truth--Henry Morgan, guest panelist
[8] KIFI News
<10> KWRB News
[11] The Waltons--probably a tape-delay (though it's sure hard to tell in the MTZ)
6:30
[2] Name That Tune--syndicated Tom Kennedy version
(4) Truth or Consequences
[4] (7) [10] Zoom
(5) [7] [8] Let's Make a Deal--syndicated (probably different episodes on each station)
<10> Untamed World--another syndie offering of that era about nature and wildlife
(11) Newsroom--local; BYU students anchoring a newscast, perhaps?
7:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Sanford and Son
[2] (5) Movie--see KID, 6 p.m.
=2= (4) [6] [11] Boxing--ABC coverage of Muhammad Ali vs. Ron Lyle (Ali at the time was 46-2 and had been world champion since October when he beat George Foreman in the famous fight in Zaire)
[4] [10] Aviation Weather--probably PBS
(7) Consumer Survival Kit--home appliances are the subject on this night
(11) The Naturalists--profile of Theodore Roosevelt's conservationist initiatives
7:30
(2) [7] [8] <10> Chico and the Man--launched Freddie Prinze into stardom, of course
[3] Movie--"Going Home," 1971
[4] According to an Unnamed Source--PBS show about journalistic confidentiality, a hot topic after Watergate and "Deep Throat"
(7) [10] Black Perspective on the News
(11) Consumer Survival Kit
8:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Rockford Files--"This is Jim Rockford. At the tone, leave your name and message and I'll get back with you." (remember, not everybody had answering machines then)
[4] (7) [10] Washington Week in Review--warhorse PBS political analysis show
(11) According to an Unnamed Source
8:30
[4] (7) [10] Wall $treet Week--At the time, this was the only serious financial/business report on television
[2] (5) Movie--see KID, 7:30 p.m.
(11) Kids' News--local KBYU production, with actual elementary-school children pretending to be newscasters
9:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Police Woman--and people said cop shows weren't sexy until "Charlie's Angels" came along (!!)
[3] Mannix--about to end an eight-year run
[4] (7) [10] Masterpiece Theatre--"Upstairs, Downstairs" (rerun of first episode)
(11) Nova
9:30
=2= [11] Sanford and Son
(4) Movie--"Thief," 1971
[6] Night Stalker--Darren McGavin starred in this hybrid sci-fi/crime drama; ABC attempted a remake in 2005, but it flopped after six episodes
10:00
(2) KUTV News
[2] KBCI News
=2= KTWO News
[3] KID News
[4] Kup's Show--import from Chicago, hosted by one of that city's media fixtures, Irv Kupcinet, who was also a newspaper columnist
(7) Making It Count--described as a "20-part telecourse offering information about computers" (FYI, the Apple I was a year off, so this would have been about them in the workplace, not at home)
[10] In Performance at Wolf Trap--the New Orleans Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs at the nation's only public park devoted to arts and culture, located in Virginia outside Washington, D.C.
(11) Aviation Weather
10:30
(2) [7] [8] [11] Tonight Show--Bert Convy ("Tattletales"), guest
[2] Movie--"Valley of the Dolls," 1967
=2= Dean Martin Celebrity Roast--Michael Landon, honoree (probably tape-delayed from NBC)
[3] Movie--"Josette," 1938
[6] Combat--rerun of 1962-67 ABC World War II drama
(7) Aviation Weather
<10> Boxing--replay of Ali-Lyle fight broadcast earlier on ABC (see above)
10:40
(5) Ironside--rerun
11:00
(4) KCPX News
(7) ABC Evening News (PBS/WGBH captioned version)
[10] Lilias, Yoga and You
11:30
=2= Movie--"Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet," 1940
(4) Movie--"Godzilla," Japanese, 1956 (unsure if original)
[6] Movie--"Bachelor Flat," 1962
11:40
(5) Movie--"Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlotte," 1964
12:00 a.m.
(2) [7] [8] Midnight Special--retro episode with the likes of Chubby Checker and Bo Diddley performing late 1950s/early 1960s hits
Channels in parentheses were originally represented by black bullets; channels in brackets were represented by white bullets; channels in arrows were represented by split black-and-white bullets; channels in equal signs were represented by an unusual bullet with horizontal black stripes and a raised numeral (the strange one forementioned)
Salt Lake City, Utah:
(2) KUTV (NBC; now CBS affiliate on digital 34; PSIP 2)
(4) KCPX (ABC; now KTVX on digital 40; PSIP 4)
(5) KSL (CBS; now NBC affiliate on digital 38; PSIP 5)
(7) KUED (PBS; now digital 42; PSIP 7)
Provo, Utah:
(11) KBYU (PBS; now digital 44; PSIP 11)
Logan, Utah:
(12) KUSU (PBS; same programs as KUED)
Boise, Idaho:
[2] KBCI (CBS; now KBOI on digital 28; PSIP 2)
[4] KAID (PBS; station of Idaho Public Television; now digital 21; PSIP 4)
[6] KIVI (ABC; now digital 24; PSIP 6)
[7] KTVB (NBC; now digital 7; PSIP same)
Idaho Falls, Idaho:
[3] KID (CBS; now KIDK on digital 36; PSIP 3)
[8] KIFI (NBC; now ABC affiliate on digital 8; PSIP same)
Pocatello, Idaho:
=6= KPVI (ABC; same programs as KIVI; now stand-alone station and NBC affiliate on digital 23; PSIP 6)
[10] KBGL (PBS; station of Idaho Public Television; now KISU on digital 17; PSIP 10)
Twin Falls, Idaho:
[11] KMVT (CBS primary; ABC and NBC secondary; now digital 11; PSIP same)
Casper, Wyoming:
=2= KTWO (NBC primary; ABC and CBS secondary; now ABC primary affiliate on digital 17; PSIP 2)
Thermopolis, Wyoming:
<10> KWRB (NBC primary; ABC and CBS secondary; now satellite of Cheyenne FOX affiliate KLWY on digital 10; PSIP same)
MORNING
5:55 a.m.
(5) Farm News--local
6:00
=2= (4) [11] A.M. America--Bill Beutel, Stephanie Edwards, hosts
(5) CBS Morning News--Hughes Rudd
6:15
(2) Black Experience
6:45
(2) KUTV News
6:55
[8] Spotlite--probably local morning show
7:00
(2) [7] [8] Today Show--Jim Hartz, Barbara Walters
[2] CBS Morning News
[3] (5) Captain Kangaroo
(4) Hotel Balderdash--local children's show that was highly popular in the region
(11) Sesame Street
7:30
<10> Today Show--joined in progress
8:00
[2] (5) Joker's Wild (remember, this is the Mountain Time Zone--same feed as Eastern and Central)
=2= Celebrity Sweepstakes
[3] CBS Morning News
(11) Electric Company
[11] Today Show (60 minutes only)
8:30
[2] (5) Gambit
=2= Wheel of Fortune--show was already a hit, according to some claims
(4) KCPX News
[4] [10] Lilias, Yoga, and You
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
8:45
(4) Jobs Today--local employment bulletin board
8:50
(4) Entertainment with Shelley Thomas--apparently local
8:55
(4) There's a Cop in the House (well, don't tell us about it ... !!)
(7) Figuring It Out--probably local women's show (but on a PBS affil?)
9:00
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> [11] High Rollers
[2] [3] Now You See It
(4) Beverly Hillbillies
[4] [10] instructional programming until 10 a.m.
(5) Romper Room
[6] Lucy Show
(11) instructional programming until 11 a.m.
9:10
(7) Electric Company
9:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> [11] Hollywood Squares
[2] [3] (5) Love of Life
(4) [6] Blankety Blanks--short-lived Bob Stewart pun-based game hosted by Bill Cullen
9:55
[2] [3] (5) CBS News--Douglas Edwards, anchor
10:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Jackpot!
[2] [3] (5) Young and the Restless
=2= (4) [6] [11] Password
[4] (7) [10] Sesame Street
10:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> Blank Check--Jack Barry-packaged number-guessing game, hosted by Art James
[2] [3] (5) Search for Tomorrow
(4) [6] [11] Split Second
10:55
(2) Buyer's Watch--local consumer advice (?)
=2= [7] [8] <10> NBC News--Edwin Newman, anchor
11:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Celebrity Sweepstakes
[2] Guiding Light
=2= (4) [6] [11] All My Children
[3] Jack LaLanne
[4] [10] (11) Electric Company
(5) Edge of Night--boy, was this sure strange as a scheduling move
(7) instructional programming until 3:30 p.m.
11:30
(2) [8] <10> Days of Our Lives
[2] =2= [3] (5) As the World Turns
(4) [6] [11] Let's Make a Deal
[4] [10] Villa Alegre--in many respects, a bilingual "Sesame Street," with Spanish and English lessons and skits
[7] Wheel of Fortune
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
AFTERNOON
12:00 p.m.
[2] KBCI News
=2= [3] (5) Guiding Light
(4) [6] [11] $10,000 Pyramid
[4] Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[7] Gomer Pyle, USMC
[10] Electric Company
(11) Sesame Street
12:30
(2) =2= [7] [8] <10> Doctors
[2] [3] Edge of Night
(4) [6] [11] Big Showdown--unfortunately little-known hard quiz that was a big critics' fave
[4] instructional programming until 4 p.m.
(5) KSL News
[10] instructional programming until 3:30 p.m.
1:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Another World
[2] [3] (5) Price is Right
=2= (4) [6] [11] General Hospital
(11) instructional programming until 4 p.m.
1:30
[2] [3] (5) Match Game
=2= (4) [6] [11] One Life to Live
2:00
(2) Wheel of Fortune
[2] [3] Tattletales
=2= Days of Our Lives
(4) [6] [11] Money Maze
(5) Movie--"Please Believe Me," 1950
2:30
(2) That Girl
[2] [3] Mike Douglas (90-minute version; different episodes)
(4) Mike Douglas (60-minute version)
[6] Tennessee Tuxedo
[7] Days of Our Lives
[8] <10> Wheel of Fortune
[11] As the World Turns
3:00
(2) Bewitched
=2= <10> $10,000 Pyramid
[6] New Zoo Revue
[8] KIFI News
[11] Views--possibly local public affairs (but at this time of day?)
3:05
[8] Hogan's Heroes
3:30
(2) Flintstones
=2= <10> Super Friends--possibly repeats of 1973-74 ABC cartoon
(4) Bugs Bunny
[6] Lassie
(7) [10] Lilias, Yoga and You
[7] FBI--rerun of 1965-74 ABC/Quinn Martin crime drama
[8] Gilligan's Island
[11] Edge of Night
3:55
(5) Spotlight Five--local; format unknown
4:00
(2) Mickey Mouse Club--syndicated rerun
[2] Bonanza
[3] Joker's Wild
(4) Gilligan's Island
[4] [10] Sesame Street
(5) Dinah!--Shore's 90-minute syndie offering that went into production a few months earlier after NBC dropped her daytime show in July 1974
[6] Star Trek--the episode where Kirk looks into an energy force on an "uncharted planet"
(7) (11) Villa Alegre
[8] Big Valley
[11] Andy Griffith
(network news info courtesy of Vanderbilt TV News Archive: http://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu/)
4:30
(2) I Dream of Jeannie
=2= NBC Nightly News--John Chancellor
[3] Gambit
(4) Lucy Show
(7) Electric Company
[7] Andy Griffith
<10> CBS Evening News--Bob Schieffer (Walter Cronkite off)
(11) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[11] ABC Evening News--Howard K. Smith, Harry Reasoner
5:00
(2) Hogan's Heroes
[2] [3] [11] CBS Evening News
=2= (4) [6] ABC Evening News
[4] (7) [10] Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
[7] NBC Nightly News
[8] Partridge Family
<10> Film--wonder what it might have been, with only 30 minutes?
(11) Sesame Street
5:30
(2) [8] <10> NBC Nightly News
[2] KBCI News
=2= KTWO News
[3] KID News
(4) Andy Griffith
[4] [10] Villa Alegre
(5) CBS Evening News
[6] KIVI News
(7) Sesame Street
[7] KTVB News
[11] KMVT News
EVENING
6:00
(2) KUTV News
[2] Family Affair
=2= Star Trek--James Daly ("Medical Center") guested on this episode
[3] Movie--"Don't Drink the Water," 1969 (CBS prime time)
[4] [10] (11) Electric Company
(4) KCPX News
(5) KSL News
[6] High Chaparral
[7] To Tell the Truth--Henry Morgan, guest panelist
[8] KIFI News
<10> KWRB News
[11] The Waltons--probably a tape-delay (though it's sure hard to tell in the MTZ)
6:30
[2] Name That Tune--syndicated Tom Kennedy version
(4) Truth or Consequences
[4] (7) [10] Zoom
(5) [7] [8] Let's Make a Deal--syndicated (probably different episodes on each station)
<10> Untamed World--another syndie offering of that era about nature and wildlife
(11) Newsroom--local; BYU students anchoring a newscast, perhaps?
7:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Sanford and Son
[2] (5) Movie--see KID, 6 p.m.
=2= (4) [6] [11] Boxing--ABC coverage of Muhammad Ali vs. Ron Lyle (Ali at the time was 46-2 and had been world champion since October when he beat George Foreman in the famous fight in Zaire)
[4] [10] Aviation Weather--probably PBS
(7) Consumer Survival Kit--home appliances are the subject on this night
(11) The Naturalists--profile of Theodore Roosevelt's conservationist initiatives
7:30
(2) [7] [8] <10> Chico and the Man--launched Freddie Prinze into stardom, of course
[3] Movie--"Going Home," 1971
[4] According to an Unnamed Source--PBS show about journalistic confidentiality, a hot topic after Watergate and "Deep Throat"
(7) [10] Black Perspective on the News
(11) Consumer Survival Kit
8:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Rockford Files--"This is Jim Rockford. At the tone, leave your name and message and I'll get back with you." (remember, not everybody had answering machines then)
[4] (7) [10] Washington Week in Review--warhorse PBS political analysis show
(11) According to an Unnamed Source
8:30
[4] (7) [10] Wall $treet Week--At the time, this was the only serious financial/business report on television
[2] (5) Movie--see KID, 7:30 p.m.
(11) Kids' News--local KBYU production, with actual elementary-school children pretending to be newscasters
9:00
(2) [7] [8] <10> Police Woman--and people said cop shows weren't sexy until "Charlie's Angels" came along (!!)
[3] Mannix--about to end an eight-year run
[4] (7) [10] Masterpiece Theatre--"Upstairs, Downstairs" (rerun of first episode)
(11) Nova
9:30
=2= [11] Sanford and Son
(4) Movie--"Thief," 1971
[6] Night Stalker--Darren McGavin starred in this hybrid sci-fi/crime drama; ABC attempted a remake in 2005, but it flopped after six episodes
10:00
(2) KUTV News
[2] KBCI News
=2= KTWO News
[3] KID News
[4] Kup's Show--import from Chicago, hosted by one of that city's media fixtures, Irv Kupcinet, who was also a newspaper columnist
(7) Making It Count--described as a "20-part telecourse offering information about computers" (FYI, the Apple I was a year off, so this would have been about them in the workplace, not at home)
[10] In Performance at Wolf Trap--the New Orleans Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs at the nation's only public park devoted to arts and culture, located in Virginia outside Washington, D.C.
(11) Aviation Weather
10:30
(2) [7] [8] [11] Tonight Show--Bert Convy ("Tattletales"), guest
[2] Movie--"Valley of the Dolls," 1967
=2= Dean Martin Celebrity Roast--Michael Landon, honoree (probably tape-delayed from NBC)
[3] Movie--"Josette," 1938
[6] Combat--rerun of 1962-67 ABC World War II drama
(7) Aviation Weather
<10> Boxing--replay of Ali-Lyle fight broadcast earlier on ABC (see above)
10:40
(5) Ironside--rerun
11:00
(4) KCPX News
(7) ABC Evening News (PBS/WGBH captioned version)
[10] Lilias, Yoga and You
11:30
=2= Movie--"Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet," 1940
(4) Movie--"Godzilla," Japanese, 1956 (unsure if original)
[6] Movie--"Bachelor Flat," 1962
11:40
(5) Movie--"Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlotte," 1964
12:00 a.m.
(2) [7] [8] Midnight Special--retro episode with the likes of Chubby Checker and Bo Diddley performing late 1950s/early 1960s hits
