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INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME. Don Ameche, Host. Various. NBC Network. ISSUES and ANSWERS GRIDIRON CAVALCADE Don Klein. Sports TV, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. GRINDL. Imogene Coca. James Millhollin, Henry Kukly. NBC Network. Half-hour. THE GUIDING LIGHT Ellen Demming, Barnard Hughes. Lucy Ferri, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. Compton Advertising, Inc. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. GUNSMOKE. James Artless, Dennis Weaver. Artless Productions Co. -Norman Macdonnell, prods. Spon- sors: American Tobacco Co. (Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc.); Procter & Gamble Co. (Ben- ton & Bowles, Inc.) ; Johnson & Johnson (Young & Rubicam, Inc.) ; Whitehall Division of American Home Products Corp. Ted Bates & Co., Inc.). CBS Network. Hour. Film. HALLMARK HALL OF FAME Various stars. Compass Prods., prod. Hallmark Cards, Inc.-Foote, lone & Belding. 5 shows. Live. HARRY REASONER WITH THE NEWS CBS News program. Five Minutes. HARRY'S GIRLS. Larry Blyden, Dawn Nickerson, Susan Silo, Diahn Williams. NBC Network. Half-hour. HAWAIIAN EYE Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens, Robert Conrad. Syndicated. Hour. Film. HAZEL Shirley Booth. Screen Gems, prod., dist. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. THE HECTOR HEATHCOTE SHOW. Cartoons. NBC Network. Color. Half-hour. HENNESSEY Jackie Cooper, Audrey Dalton, Don McGuire, Jackie Cooper, prods. Synd. Half-hour. Film. HERE'S EDIE. Edie Adams. Leo Morgan, exec. prod., Gregg Garrison, prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. Bi -weekly. HIGH ROAD. John Gunther, host -narrator. ABC Films. Syndicated. Half-hour. HOLLYWOOD AND THE STARS. Joseph Cotten, host-narrator. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. HOME MANAGEMENT Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. 10 min., Quarter-hour. Film. HOME RUN DERBY Various. Homer Prods., & United Artists Television Inc., prod. Half-hour. Syndi- cated. Film. HONEYMOONERS, THE Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows. CBS Films, Inc., prod., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOOTENANNY. Jack Linkletter, emcee. Folk music. Dankar Productions -Richard Lewine, prod. ABC Network. Hour. HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE Lori Nelson, Merry Anders. Syndicated. Half-hour. THE HUNTER. Barry Nelson, Edward J. Montagne, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Synd. Half-hour. HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT. Chet Huntley, David Brinkley. NBC Network. Half-hour. HY GARDNER Hy Gardner. Syndicated. Hour. I LOVE LUCY Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz. Desilu Studios -Jess Oppenheimer, prod. Various sponsors. Half- hour. Monday thru Friday. Filmed re -runs. CBS. I MARRIED JOAN Joan Davis, Jim Backus. Allied Artists Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. I'M DICKENS ... HE'S FENSTER John Astin, Marty Ingels. Leonard Stern, prod. Half-hour. ABC. INDOOR POLO HIGHLIGHTS Vince Lloyd. Bruce -Hall Productions, prod. -diet. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE. Various. Eddie Sutherland, prod., Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicat- ed. Half-hour. INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME. Don Ameche, host. Various. NBC Network. ISSUES AND ANSWERS. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. IT'S ACADEMIC. Art James, host. NBC Network. Half-hour. I'VE GOT A SECRET. Garry Moore, host. Telecast Enteprises-Chester Feldman, prod. Sponsors: The Toni Co., General Foods Corp. (North Advertising Co. and Young & Rubicam, Inc.) CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. THE JACK BENNY SHOW. Jack Benny, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson. J and M Productions. Spon- sors: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. (Needham, Louis and Brorby, Inc.) and Jello (Young & Rubicam, Inc.) CBS Network. Half-hour, Film and Tape. JACK PARR SHOW, THE Jack Paar, NBC-TV, prod. NBC Network. Color. Hour. JACKIE GLEASON'S AMERICAN SCENE MAGAZINE Jackie Gleason, Frank Fontaine. Prod., Jack Phil- bin; Various sponsors. Tape. CBS Network. Hour. JACKPOT BOWLING Various. NBC, prod. Bayuk-Werman & Schorr and Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. JALOPY RACES FROM HOLLYWOOD Bill Welsh. Harriscope, Inc., prod.-dist. Synd. Half-hour. Film. 586 .
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