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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
15
A fragmented OCR reel lists films and TV segments tied to a local theater and broadcast schedule. It names Popeye with Mayor Art, Hocus Pocus, Mickey Mouse, and other era titles, alongside news anchors and times, suggesting an amusement theater program mix and channel notes.
A partial OCR shows a jumble of program titles and times from a radio or newspaper schedule. Entries include references to Farminy or a.m., Columbia Lectures, Jacke son Sings, NBC channels, and various mock program names like Spunky Tadpole and Dick Tracy. The text is garbled with inconsistent punctuation and misplaced names, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or lineup.
Fragmentary text shows a chaotic scene with a gunshot event affecting locals. It references police action and a suspect being detained at a central area. Further details are unclear due to the garbled source.
An OCR filled with scattered show titles and broadcasting schedules. Items include news segments, movies, serials, and public notices from various channels, tangled with names like Kangaroo, Popeye, and The Guiding Light, plus time stamps and channel codes, yielding a fragmented schedule overview.
A compact radio schedule notes top shows on Spectrum at 2110 pm and KCBS 740 with Nana Conference and Dateline San Francisco listings. Program identifiers include RNBR-£ 80. Local listings mirror network time blocks and station codes.
Radio schedule brief listing several stations KFRC KSAY KCOS KCBS KGO and KSFO with notes on Mutual Broadcasting, American Red Cedar network style programming. Mentions daily shows, news segments, music blocks, and Sunday timetables across stations.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous radio stations and times, including KALW, KSPR Cah, KEEN, KRON, KCBS, KNBR, and more. It references days and hours such as Sunday and Monday, with scattered phrases about programs, poems, and broadcasts without coherent context or full sentences.
Television listings announce a special on the Sonoran Desert with Joseph Wood Krutch reading selections from his writings. The program, a profile of the Arizona desert and Krutch’s life, airs at 10 p.m. The feature follows Krutch, a former Columbia University professor who settled near Tucson for health and lifelong desert study.
Hal Humphrey reports Eddie Cantor, 71, alive and busy with a memoir and a book due next month. Cantor jokes about four hours of writing daily, walks to the bank, and watching five hours of TV, while noting show business has shifted to bankers and network vice-presidents.
TV listings feature a range of programs including Tennessee Henley and Fout Show 40 News, Doctor’s interviews, General Hospital, and Mav
AP reports on a panel discussion about desegregation coverage in TV and press. Noted are Burns and Allen timing, Benny’s remarks on show and network changes, and editorials from Grover Mall Jr and Louis Lyons. The session highlighted desegregation as one of the era’s toughest stories and examined media roles.
Tickets go on sale for the Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie at the California Playhouse Oakland. Cast includes Jaime Gene, Clit Wer sin, Pat Carpenter, Judie Sobranes, Tarry Lee Smart, Christine Williams. Opening set for August.
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