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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
10
A fragmented listing of films, artists, and local programs across channels and venues. The jumble mentions Pan, Captain Satellite, Movie 4 Lecenther Bride, and figures like Mayor Art Mowie, with various program line items and regional news blocks interspersed.
Readable items include an Almanac for Farmers, outdoor segments, and a general listing of programs and figures. Notable names include Shari Lewis Show and Captain Kangaroo, with varied Agriculture and Arts content mentioned in a telecast-like lineup.
Radio program highlights include the Tops on Radio segment on KCBS 740 and a second feature on KCBS 7430, presenting an overview of notable broadcasts and viewer reactions from the Viewpoint slot.
Fragmented list of names, shows, and channels with no coherent event. Mentions of actors, films, and broadcasts appear among stray acronyms and place labels, yielding a partial snapshot of media entries without a single dominant incident or date.
A garbled OCR page shows an AM radio timetable with scattered station call signs such as KSED KE-1416 and KRAY, references to mutual Yeeatcatling system and National Broadcasting, plus scattered times like 2am and 3:0 am. The fragmentary text mentions Columbia Broadcast Co and Amertone Mountaing Ca, with unclear local names and numbers.
Fragmented listing shows multiple stations with frequencies and times across a week, including KALW KYA KFA KSER KERA KPEN and KNBR. Entries specify broadcast windows, weekday and weekend patterns, and daily or recurring segments across early morning to late night.
A full hour on Kennedy's European mission with Scherer and Vanocur narrating color footage. Frank McGee anchors at 7:30 p.m. Alfred Hitchcock Hour follows with David Wayne in Thirty First of February and a looming unseen adversary.
A fragmented scan lists various film titles and sports segments across multiple programs. It mentions movies featuring stars such as G. Hotrison Mina Fort F baseball and James Garner, plus wrestling and bowling segments on Wide World of Sports and Divorce Court.
The Today show segment in Hollywood explores Revolutionary War history focusing on the Old State House, Boston’s 1771 events, and the USS Constitution. Amory and Lescoulle join as cultural commentators with Pat Fontaine, delivering wit and education while discussing Independence Day lore and a White House European tour note.
Reports indicate CRS TV plans weekly dramas for 196ER abort prot Sen. McClellan leads investigation as CRS TV newsman RO Mayo, now with the U S Information Agency, eyes budget cuts by the House. Screen Actors Guild negotiates several districts for higher minimum pay for TV performers. Series relies on electronic cameras and rapid shooting.
New York reports detail Robert Reed, star of the CBS series Father Knows Best, maturing the character of a young lawyer as he gains depth and restraint. The Chicago native trained in drama before returning to the U.S. theatre, then joined television, with plans to evolve his role. Denver coverage notes former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife attending a retirement event, drawing cheers as they arrived by private railcar after visiting.
Hollywood reports a turbulent season in TV as networks swing bids and stars clash. Richard Egan discusses cancellation reasons, Empire’s move, and a half hour Redigo project filmed in California’s San Fernando Valley with costs reaching tens of thousands per episode. Negotiations drive a wary path to renewal and possible competition with ABC.
TV fans still see Groucho Marx in You Bet Your Life reruns as NBC dropped new episodes in 1961. He recently left hospital after gall bladder surgery and jokes about nurses, travel, and letters to T S. Eden urges Israel visit, but Groucho prefers Las Vegas or Miami.
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