I added 22 more ads today, all from April, May and June 1969. There are three WTOL-TV ads in the News/Special Reports Ads gallery, a Wednesday, 4/23/69 ad for a CBS News Special "
The Japanese," a Thursday, 4/24/69 ad for Man in Blue & Man in Gray, a documentary produced and directed by Joe Gillis and a Tuesday, 5/20/69 ad for CBS Reports "Generations Apart: A Questi
on of Values." There's also a Friday, 5/31/69 WSPD-TV ad in that gallery for Inner City: Crime. There are eight more in the Channel 13 gallery including a Friday, 5/2/69 ad for a Tigers vs. Red Sox game and a Saturday, 5/3/69 ad for "Man of 1,000 
Faces" (James Cagney). There's a Friday, 5/16/69 ad for "Come September" (Gina Lollobrigida) and Monday, 5/31/69 ad for a Mike Douglas special, Mike and 
the Young People. There are four more ads with Arte Johnson, previewing their change to full-time NBC affiliate on 6/15/69, a 6/3/69 ad (A bird of great value), a 6/4/69 ad (We'll bring you all the big ones), a 6/5/69 ad (for the Hun
tley-Brinkley Report) and a 6/6/69 ad (Always a bridesmaid). There are three more WSPD-TV ads in the Channel 13 News gallery, all for the syndcated Rona Barrett segment on Deadline, one from 
Monday, 5/19/69, one from Tuesday, 5/20/69 and one from Wednesday, 5/21/69. 
There's one ad in the Channel 24 gallery, a Saturday, 5/3/69 ad for The Greater New Orleans Open (golf) on the Hughes Sports Network. There are two ads in the NET gallery including the first ad on this site for WBGU-TV when they were on channel 70. It's a Thursday, 5/8/69 ad for Bowling Gre
en: A City in Transition and there's a Monday, 5/19/69 ad for the first WGTE-TV auction, The Great Channel 30 Buy-In. There's also a 5/8/69 Blade story about the increase of power for channel 30, increasing its range to 60 miles. It's in the Random Pages gallery. There are thre
e more in the Radio Station Ads gallery. There are two Friday, 4/25/69 ads for WTTO Boss Radio 1520 (24 hours a day) and one Saturday, 5/3/69 ad for The Mad Hatter on WCWA-AM 1230. More vintage ads from the online archives of The Toledo Blade are on the way...