WWII Bomber crashes in the desert

Sole Survivor belongs to a group of made for TV movies from the early to mid 70s. People could remember the basics of the plots, but never the movie's title, or much else.

The story goes something like this. In 1966, the TV networks went full color, which increased production costs. Meanwhile, the movie studios, still not quite in bed with the networks, noticed that when a big movie premiered on TV it pulled big ratings, and good profits for the networks. The studios decided to increase the amount paid for first run movies. The networks balked, and instead decided to create their own "made for TV" movies. Made for TV movies weren't a new idea, but now they had a bigger financial incentive to crank up production.

Besides Sole Survivor, the made for TV movies from that time period most asked about on the IMDb were:

Scientists experiment with monkeys in Arctic laboratory ... It's "A Cold Night's Death" (1973) www.imdb.com/title/tt0068390/combined

Human looking aliens recognize each-other with special glasses (already mentioned in here by wmcclain) ... "The Love War" (1970) www.imdb.com/title/tt0066012/combined

WWII prisoners of war secretly build a glider ... "The Birdmen" (1971) www.imdb.com/title/tt0066833/combined

Boy hides in walls of house ... "Bad Ronald" (1974) www.imdb.com/title/tt0071186/combined

Damaged WWII fighter plane tries to evade a Nazi tank ... "Death Race" (1973) www.imdb.com/title/tt0069953/combined

And, the one everybody seemed to sorta (mis)remember:

Woman fights with animated voodoo doll in her apartment ... This is Karen Black in the third segment of the anthology movie "Trilogy Of Terror" (1975) www.imdb.com/title/tt0073820/combined

There were other more famous made for TV movies of the time, Duel, The Night Stalker, etc. but they had garnered enough recognition, and it was rare for anybody with fuzzy recollections to ask about them.