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Vol 21, Issue 11 / November 2013 VOL 21, ISSUE 11 / NOVEMBER 2013 NOVEMBER 22, 1963 DALLAS, TEXAS ONE PM CENTRAL STANDARD TIME thirteen.org 1 EVEnIng AnD nIght 1:00 Theater Talk 3 SUnDAY symbol kEY 1:30 Masterpiece Mystery!: “Poirot XI: Hallowe’en 6:00 PREMIERE PBS REMEMBERING Aired earlier Party” NewsHour Weekend this month 3:00 Masterpiece Classic: With hari Sreenivasan. “The Paradise” (Part 4 of 6:30 PREMIERE Moyers & To be announced 8) [R] Company REPEAtS SUN 3RD, Our productions 4:00 Secrets of the Tower 11PM. JFK of London [R] 7:30 PREMIERE A 5:00 Roadtrip Nation Chef’s Life Vivian makes 1 F R I D AY homemade wine. 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