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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
17
The readable OCR fragment lists shows, hosts, and shortened program notes from a old TV guide style page. It references characters such as Popeye Mickey Mouse Club Captain and Three Stooges, plus news segments and a Cronkite portrait, with scattered program titles and times.
Fragmentary crossword of TV listings includes names like Perry Mason and The Twilight Zone along with movie titles such as Dragonwyck and The Man in the Moon. Multiple channels and hosts appear in a dense miscellany of program notes.
Fragmented radio schedule listing shows like Diver Dan and Wake Up segments with odd codes and times. Members such as Dave and Galiath F Al Collins appear in garbled items. No coherent event or outcome evident.
A scrambled OCR-like listing outlines radio program pieces on Spectrum KCBS KNBR and other stations. It mentions news conferences, various show segments, and names like Daly and Popeye Shaw, with a rough November date tailing the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily broadcasting timetable with station identifiers KSAY and KEWB and mentions daily morning and noon slots. The readable text includes scattered references to CBS related hosts and a daily program flow, but most details are garbled.
An OCR fragment shows a jumble of radio station call signs and scattered times across multiple stations. It references KALWORT Mei am and KSPR Weed Avena with various 40 17 pm slots, KEAR 97. Mens, KROME, Muncavs KPGM, WM SAFE U8, and others. The text appears to be a chaotic schedule snippet lacking clear structure or dates.
A biographical look at Darryl F. Zanuck from Nebraska childhood to 76th Century Fox era. Narrated by Alexander Scourby, includes clips and film history notes as the program assesses his controversial career. The lineup also features The Lively Ones with Barry Shear and guest stars.
The listing compiles a long array of TV and radio time slots featuring talk shows, game shows, soap operas, and news programs. It notes appearances by performers and hosts such as Ernie, Shirley Temple, and David Niven, with various film and theater offerings across channels and dayparts.
UPI reports New York notes describe CBS previews and casting for upcoming fall programs. Lucille Ball, Pat Harrington, and Phil Silvers are involved in a slate including a weekly satire and new variety formats. Actors like James Lee and Johnny McClellan contribute as writers and producers amid ongoing investigations.
A jumble of questions about Dorin Wiig Nealle Adan and Charley Chaplin ties with rumors of Davy Crockett TV specials. The piece touches on Neelle Adam as Chaplin’s daughter-in-law through marriage to Sidney, plus chatter on TV programs and Berlin diplomacy with a Soviet-Chinese frontier angle.
Robert Reed and J G Marshall discuss casting a Black actor to play a youth in The Defenders. They argue against turning every script into a racial statement and push for natural inclusion rather than token roles. They note NAACP constraints and industry backlash shaping decisions.
An American, Auregal Lowell D. Skinner of Akron Ohio, formerly in the U S Army, left for home under the assumed name Hymn after nine years in Red China and Iran. He reportedly intends to pursue political activities in Tokyo and was described by an airline source.
Stanford Contemporary Theatre Workshop presents Bertolt Brecht's Der Hofmeister in English for three performances at Stanford. Carl Webus directs with J. M. Svendsen and Eugene Miller in leading roles. cast includes Karen Grassle and others. Curtain at 6:40 p.m. Box Office DA 1.2300.
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