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Following are network program highlights. Usually, but
not always, they are carried on the appropriate channel:
NBC cn Channel 2, CBS on Channel 5, and ABC on Channel 11.
THURSDAY
NBC’s “Ironside” begins an
hour earlier to accommodate a
two-hour episode, “Downhill All
The Way.” David Wayne and
Kim Darby are guest stars.
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