Day: March 9, 1964

The Outer Limits: Moonstone

The Outer LimitsABC airs the 24th episode of Leslie Stevens’ anthology series The Outer Limits. Tim O’Connor (Buck Rogers In The 25th Century) and Hari Rhodes (Earth II) star.

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The Avengers: A Chorus Of Frogs

The AvengersBritish broadcaster ABC airs the 50th episode of Sydney Newman’s spy series The Avengers, starring Patrick Macnee and Honor Blackman.

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The Twilight Zone: The Fugitive

The Twilight ZoneThe 90th episode of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone airs on CBS. Susan Gordon stars.

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Men Into Space: Dark Of The Sun

Men Into SpaceThe 22nd episode of the science fiction drama series Men Into Space airs on CBS, starring William Lundigan.

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Weather Bulletin!

Weather BulletinThe U.S. Weather Bureau (forerunner of the National Weather Service) inaugurates the Severe Weather Unit at the WBAN (Weather Bureau-Army-Navy) Analysis Center in Washington D.C. Armed with recent research and decades of past research into the formation and behavior of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, this is the first attempt to offer the military’s growing severe weather prediction capability to the American public. In these early days, before the adoption of specific types of weather watches, the WBAN Severe Weather Unit issues weather bulletins for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms alike; by early 1953, the Severe Weather Unit also issues “outlooks” with more general predictions about the probability of severe storms.