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Baltimore, Md.  &#13;
Monday&#13;
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December 24, 1973&#13;
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MORNING&#13;
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5:55 4 SPECTRUM  &#13;
6:05 4 NEWS  &#13;
6:10 4 FAITH AND LIFE  &#13;
    11 SUNG YING YEE  &#13;
6:20 4 DOWN TO EARTH  &#13;
6:25 4 STATION EXCHANGE  &#13;
    Twentieth Century Literature: Its Past  &#13;
    and Present. Eugene O'Neill's "The  &#13;
    Hairy Ape" is discussed.  &#13;
6:30 2 16 SUNRISE SEMESTER  &#13;
    Twentieth Century Literature: Its Past  &#13;
    and Present. Eugene O'Neill's "The  &#13;
    Hairy Ape" is discussed.  &#13;
    5 EDUCATIONAL SHOW BW  &#13;
    8 COUNTRY MUSIC  &#13;
    11 LEARNING TO READ  &#13;
    13 HUMANITIES BW  &#13;
6:40 8 NEWS  &#13;
6:50 8 CONSUMER CHECKOUT  &#13;
6:55 8 EVENTS IN WASHINGTON  &#13;
    9 WOP-TV EDITORIAL  &#13;
7:00 2 3 4 5 NEWS—Rudd/Quinn  &#13;
    8 11 16 25 TODAY  &#13;
    —McGee/Walters  &#13;
    Doll houses are the scheduled topics  &#13;
    of Estelle Worrell, author of "America-  &#13;
    na in Miniature." (2 hrs.)  &#13;
    5 NEW ZOO REVUE—Children  &#13;
    A lesson in observation.  &#13;
    7 GARNER TED ARMSTRONG  &#13;
    13 NEWS  &#13;
    20 SPIDERMAN—Children  &#13;
    27 TEACHING CHILDREN WITH SPE-  &#13;
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7:30 4 PORKY PIG  &#13;
    5 HUMANIST ALTERNATIVE  &#13;
    8 CARTOON CARNIVAL  &#13;
    11 BUGS BUNNY—Children  &#13;
    20 SUGAR BEAR—Children  &#13;
    27 SYMPOSIUM ON DRUGS  &#13;
    Topic: "The Drug Lineup."  &#13;
8:00 2 9 CAPTAIN KANGAROO  &#13;
    A story, "The Night Before Christ-  &#13;
    mas." (60 min.)  &#13;
    3 DEPUTY DAWG—Children  &#13;
    4 MAYBERRY R.F.D.—Comedy  &#13;
    To prove Deputy Goober's ineffec-  &#13;
    tiveness, Howard robs the bank.  &#13;
    5 FLINTSTONES  &#13;
    20 COURAGEOUS CAT—Children  &#13;
    27 ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children  &#13;
    SKING—Instruction  &#13;
    Parallel-skiing techniques.  &#13;
8:30 3 BANANA SPLITS  &#13;
    7 MAGIC DOOR—Children  &#13;
    13 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER BW&#13;
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MORNING&#13;
&#13;
8:30 20 MAGILLA GORILLA—Children  &#13;
    26 MISTER ROGERS  &#13;
    A neighborhood variety show.  &#13;
    27 YOU THE SUPERVISOR  &#13;
    "Work Planning and Scheduling."  &#13;
9:00 2 16 HOPPER ROACH  &#13;
    4 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY  &#13;
    "Mind Over Body," Part 1 of a live-  &#13;
    panel discussion. Barbara Walters  &#13;
    guests include Hugh Downs and re-  &#13;
    searchers Elmer and Alyce Green.  &#13;
    5 FLINTSTONES  &#13;
    8 MIKE DOUGLAS  &#13;
    Scheduled: Donald O'Connor (this  &#13;
    week's co-host); Cicely Tyson, actors  &#13;
    Lou Jacobi and Jack Gilford; gymnast  &#13;
    Cathy Rigby; and author Jim Harmon,  &#13;
    who has written "Nostalgia Cata-  &#13;
    logue." (60 min.)  &#13;
    9 HARAMBEE  &#13;
    11 TRIMNASTICS  &#13;
    13 LARRY ANGEL  &#13;
    Larry talks with Ted Owens about psy-  &#13;
    chokinesis. (60 min.)  &#13;
    20 HUCKLEBERRY HOUND/YOGI  &#13;
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    25 SESAME STREET  &#13;
    26 SESAME STREET  &#13;
    Sam the Robot sings "Here Are Some  &#13;
    Things That Belong Together." Bob  &#13;
    McGrath sings "Opposites." (60 min.)  &#13;
    45 NEWS  &#13;
    57 CALCULUS  &#13;
9:15 25 BALTIMORE CITY FIRE DEPART-  &#13;
    MENT NEWS  &#13;
9:30 2 DIALING FOR DOLLARS  &#13;
    4 TAKE IT FROM HERE  &#13;
    5 FATHER KNOWS BEST BW  &#13;
    Jim tries proving that fathers aren't  &#13;
    the fools they appear to be on  &#13;
    TV. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt,  &#13;
    Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray.  &#13;
    7 16 SECRET STORM  &#13;
    9 CONCENTRATION—Game  &#13;
    11 PEOPLE ON THE MOVE  &#13;
    20 LITTLE RASCALS—Comedy BW  &#13;
    25 LITTLE RASCALS  &#13;
9:55 2 NEWS  &#13;
10:00 2 SECRET STORM  &#13;
    4 8 11 25 DINAH SHORE  &#13;
    Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny  &#13;
    Bench and Bobby Goldsboro.  &#13;
    5 HAZEL—Comedy  &#13;
    Hazel is plagued by bad luck after  &#13;
    tearing up a chain letter.  &#13;
    7 PASSWORD—Game  &#13;
    Sandy Duncan and Bill Bixby.&#13;
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TV GUIDE A-35&#13;
&#13;
CONTACTS...The Larry Angel television show in Baltimore, Maryland...flew me up there and back...put me up at the Sheraton...to do an hour, full hour...show re my miracles and UFO connections. It was a fine show, in color...beautifully done by them...and have received a whole lot of mail from East Coast people who saw the TV show.&#13;
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