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If you have the equipment (sweep marker generator and oscilloscope) and skills to do a television alignment replacing the resistors shouldn't be an issue for doing alignment (I've found on early color RCAs replacing the out of tolerance resistors often eliminates the need for alignment)... Though you need to use carbon composition resistors and not carbon or metal film resistors as the new film types often have somewhat inductive design that can do odd things at high frequency. Ceramic discs almost never fail so don't monkey with them unless they test shorted or open.
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