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Retro: Tucson and Nogales, Arizona, Tuesday, April 29, 1975

Ultimajock

Star Participant
Source: Arizona Daily Star

It was on 30 April 1975, 29 April in the United States, that Saigon fell, ending the Vietnam War. Evening and some daytime network programs were pre-empted for special news reports about the developments in Vietnam and the evacuation that the American Embassy had organised from Saigon. As I’m going to be moving the weekend of the 29th, I’m posting the listings tonight.


STATIONS
4 KVOA-TV Tucson (NBC)
6 KUAT-TV Tucson (PBS)
9 KGUN Tucson (ABC)
11 KZAZ (KMSB) Nogales (Independent)
13 KOLD-TV Tucson (CBS)

MORNING
5:20
13 Farm & Ranch Report

5:30
13 Sunrise Semester (The Near East in modern times)

5:50
4 Reportaje de Noticias

6:00
4 Today (Al Capp is among the scheduled guests)
9 A.M. America
13 The CBS Morning News with Hughes Rudd and Bruce Morton

7:00
13 Captain Kangaroo

8:00
4 High Rollers (Alex Trebek game)
9 Not For Women Only (Ann Landers guest hosts)
13 Tucson Today

8:30
4 Hollywood Squares (Peter Marshall game)
9 Blankety Blanks (Bill Cullen game)
13 Love of Life

8:55
13 CBS Midday News

9:00
4 Jackpot! (Geoff Edwards game)
9 Password (Allen Ludden game)
13 The Young & The Restless

9:30
4 Blank Check (Art James game)
6 Song Bag
9 Split Second (Tom Kennedy game)
13 Search for Tomorrow

9:45
6 All About You

9:55
4 NBC News

10:00
4 Celebrity Sweepstakes (Jim McKrell game; this appears to be the West Coast feed; the East Coast feed was apparently taken live for all of the NBC game shows before this)
6 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
9 All My Children
13 The Joker’s Wild (Jack Barry game)

10:30
4 Days of Our Lives
6 Sesame Street
9 Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall game)
13 As the World Turns

11:00
9 The $10,000 Pyramid (Dick Clark game)
13 The Guiding Light

11:30
4 The Doctors
6 Villa Allegre
9 The Big Showdown (Jim Peck game)
13 The Edge of Night

AFTERNOON
12:00
4 Another World
6 The Electric Company
9 General Hospital
11 The 700 Club
13 Local News

12:30
6 Time Out!
9 One Life to Live
13 Match Game ‘75

1:00
4 Somerset
6 Let’s All Sing!
9 The Money Maze (Nick Clooney game)
13 TattleTales (Bert Convy game)

1:15
6 En Francais

1:30
4 Wheel of Fortune (Chuck Woolery game; delayed from 7:30 East Coast feed)
6 Bread and Butterflies
9 Green Acres
11 The New Zoo Revue
13 Gambit (Wink Martindale game; delayed from 7:30 East Coast feed)

2:00
4 What’s My Line? (Larry Blyden game; Blyden died just over one month after this)
9 Movie (The West Point Story, 1950 musical starring James Cagney)
11 Bob Love Family Theater (How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, 1965 Beach Comedy with Annette Funicello, Mickey Rooney and Buster Keaton)
13 Now You See It (Jack Narz game; delayed from 8:00 East Coast feed)

2:30
4 The Courtship of Eddie’s Father
13 The Price is Right (Bob Barker game; delayed from 12:00 East Coast feed)

3:00
4 Family Affair
13 Ironside

3:30
4 The Merv Griffin Show (guests include Chad Everett, Kay Starr, Sydney Omarr and singer Tom McKinney)
11 Father Knows Best

4:00
6 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
9 The Mickey Mouse Club (Jerry Colonna guests)
11 Nanny & The Professor
13 Dinah!

4:30
6 Sesame Street
9 ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith & Harry Reasoner
11 Room 222

5:00
4/9/13 Local News
11 Gilligan’s Island

5:30
4 NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor
6 The Electric Company
9 Hogan’s Heroes
11 I Love Lucy
13 CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite

EVENING
6:00
4 Local News
6 Lilias, Yoga & You
9 The Mod Squad
11 The Partridge Family
(Nothing is listed for KOLD-TV/13; I’m assuming it was a local newscast that was scheduled here)

6:30
4 The Lucy Show
6 Something Else
11 Bewitched
13 To Tell The Truth (Garry Moore game)

6:55
6 News

7:00
4 Adam-12
6 Topic of Tucson
9 Happy Days
11 News
13 All In The Family (was this delayed from Saturday at 7:00, or did CBS move this series into the Good Times slot on its way to Monday nights that Fall?)

7:30
4 NBC World Premiere Movie (They Only Come Out at Night, 1975 mystery TV-movie starring Jack Warden)
6 Nova
9 ABC Tuesday Movie Of The Week (Returning Home, 1975 drama TV-movie about World War II veterans adjusting to post-War American life, starring Dabney Coleman and Tom Selleck)
11 Tucson City Forum
13 M*A*S*H

8:00
11 Bonanza
13 Hawaii Five-O (William Windom guest stars)

8:30
6 Woman

9:00
4 Police Story (David Birney stars)
6 Interface
9 Marcus Welby, M.D. (guests are Lindsay Wagner, Dack Rambo and Diana Hyland)
11 Perry Mason
13 Barnaby Jones

9:30
6 Solar Energy

10:00
4/9/13 Local News
6 Book Beat (a repeat of an interview with British humorist P.G. Wodehouse, who’d died in February at age 93)
11 The Best of Groucho

10:30
4 The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (guests include Harvey Korman and comic Irv Benson)
9 Wide World of Entertainment (“Has Marriage Had It?,” a documentary special hosted by Dyan Cannon and featuring Lee Grant)
11 Movie (Spring Reunion, 1957 romantic drama starring Betty Hutton and Dana Andrews)
13 The CBS Late Movie (Madigan: The Midtown Beat, 1973 episode of the NBC mystery series starring Richard Widmark and Charles Durning)

12:00
4 Tomorrow with Tom Snyder
9 News

12:30
11 Rod Serling’s Night Gallery (Serling died two months after this)

1:00
4/11 News
 
"All In The Family" still aired on Saturdays at 8 (ET/PT);
it would be moved to Mondays at 9 in the fall in compliance
with the family-hour rules. I've seen somewhere that KOLD
carried Lawrence Welk at 6:30 Saturdays, which would have
run over into "AITF"'s timeslot in Arizona.
 
Yes, in the 1970s, KOLD-TV aired the syndicated Welk on Saturday nights--
first at 7, later at 6:30 (then ultimately at 6, IIRC). The 6:30 and 7 airings
bumped one or both of the CBS 8/7 hour shows to other nights.
 
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