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Page 6 - TV -- CHANNEL 2 OS Coffee & Conversation "00 Mlle de Paris 0 0 Vacation Time Space/Mr.Piper, etc. .00 Cartoons---Nations Bus, 6,00 News, Weather, Sports 10.00 CBC NEWS - EVERY DAY 10.15 Local News & Sports THURSDAY - JULY 23 6.30 The Flintstones 7.00 The Lucy Show 7.30 Eric Sykes 8.00 Grindl 8.30 Music Stand 9.00 Dr. Kildare 10.30 "Hunchback of N.Dame* FRIDAY - JULY 24 5.30 Ramar of the Jungle 6.30 All Star Theatre 7.00 A Place for Everything 7.30 The Defenders 8.30 Telescope 9.00 My Favorite Martian 9.30 Hennessy 10.30 Ripcord 11.00 "Top Hat" SATURDAY - JULY 25 1.00 Btball-St, Louis at Phil 3.15 Film Feature 20/20 Kids Bids Bugs. Bunny News ,Weather,Sports etc Hancock The Saint Beverly Hillbillies Great Movies e Local News 10.20 Alfred Hitchcock Hour 11.20 "Caged" SUNDAY -- JULY 26 12.30 Sacred Heart 12.45 The Living Word 1.00 Royal Can.Henley Trials 2.00 Targa Floria 3.00 Country Calendar 3.30 Time for Adventure 4.30 Kingfisher Cove 5.00 This is the Life 5.30 My Three Sons 6.00 Hazel 6.30 Chorus Anyone 7.00 Ed Sullivan 8.00 Bonanza 9.00 A Second Look 9.30 Question Mark 10.20 Desilu Playhouse 11.20 "Big Shot* MONDAY -- JULY 27 5.30 Comment & Conviction 6.30 Dr.Finlay's Case Book 7.30 Singalong Jubilee 8.00 Red Skelton 9.00 Inquiry 9.30 To Tell the Truth 10.30 Petticoat Junction 11.00 "This Side of the Law TUESDAY - JULY 28 5.30 The Pioneers 6.30 Zero One 7.090 Patty Duke 6.30 Ben Casey THE NEWS TV -- SCHEDULE 8.30 The Planemakers 9.30 The Nature of Things 10.30 "Air Force™ WEDNESDAY -- JULY 29 5.30 Arthur Haines 6.30 T.B.A. 7.00 Camera West 7.30 Perry Mason Suspense Theatre News Magazine "Citizen Kane* WLUC - TV CHANNEL 6 THURSDAY - JULY 23 6.30 Password 7.00 Rawhide 8.00 Perry Mason 9.00 The Nurses 10.00 M Squad 10.30 The Story Of 11.30 "Mother Is a Freshman (49) FRIDAY © JULY 24 6.30 Walt Disney 7.30 Route 66 8.30 Peter Gunn 9.00 Alfred Hitchcock 10.00 Great Adventure 11.30 "Safari (56) SATURDAY -- JULY 25 8.00 The Alvin Show 8.30 Tennessee Tuxedo 9.00 Quick Draw McGraw 9.30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10.00 Rin Tin Tin 10.30 Roy Rogers 11.00 Sky King 11.30 Robt.Trout News 10.00 Americans at Work 12.15 B'ball-St.Louis @ Philly 3.00 Navy Film 3.30 "Safari*® -- Movie 5.15 Men into Space 5.40 Trip Tips 5.45 News, Sports, Weather 6.00 McHale's Navy 6.30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 7.30 The Defenders 8.30 Summer Playhouse 9.00 Gunsmoke 10.00 Destry 11.10 "Prince of Foxes" (53) SUNDAY - JULY 26 8.00 Finland Calling 10.00 Camera Three 10.30 This Is the Life 11.00 The Christophers 11.15 Light Time 11.30 Face the Nation 11.45 B*ball-St.Louis @ Philly 2.30 "Prince of Pirates 4.00 Sports Spectacular 4.30 Amateur Hour 5.00 The Twentieth Century 5.30 Mr.Ed 6.00 Lassie 6.30 My Favorite Martian 7.00 Ed Sullivan 8.00 Bonanza 9.00 Candid Camera 9.30 What*s My Line 10.15 Cimarron City 11.15 Weekend Report July 23, 1964 11.30 Trails West MONDAY -- JULY 27 6.30 To Tell The Truth 7.00 I*ve Got A Secret 7.30 Vacation Playhouse 8.00 Danny Thomas Show 8.30 Andy Griffith 9,00 East Side/West Side 10.00 Ben Casey 11.30 "Three Hours To Kill (54} TUESDAY -- JULY 28 6.30 The Flintstones 7.00 High Adventure 8.00 Petticoat Junction 8.30 Jack Benny 9.00 Texaco Star Theatre 10.00 The Fugitive 11.30 Paula' WEDNESDAY --- JULY 29 6.30 My Three Sons 7.00 Patty Duke Show 7.30 Sea Hunt 8.00 Beverly Hillbillies 8,30 Dick Van Dyke Show 9.00 On Broadway Tonight 10.00 Hazel 10.30 Twilight Zone 11.30 "Footsteps in the Fog-55 DAYTIME -- MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8.00 Capt. Kangaroo 9.00 News with Mike Wallace 9.30 I Love Lucy 10.00 Real McCoys 10.30 Pete & Gladys 11.00 Love of Life 11.25 CBS News 11.30 Search for Tomorrow 11.45 The Guiding Light Father Knows Best At The World Turns Password Houseparty To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm Univ.of Michigan Abbott & Costello Darby 0 Six Sea Hunt-Trails West Trip Tips News with Walter Cronkit Local News-Sports etc. News, Sports, Weather (52) SSSRSSESS a e ANNOUNCEMENT RE "NEWS" DELIVERY Commencing with the first issue in September, all local delivery of the "News" will be made through the Post Office. Postal regulations state that each paper must be individually labelled to specified persons or box numbers. To help defray the cost of the extra labor involved it will be necessary to make a charge for the paper of $2.50 per year. To in- sure continued delivery of the "News" please send in your sub- scription now and get your name on our mailing list.