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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
2
A late July broadcast listing shows California golfers and a slate of movies and sports segments. Notable entries include Rose and 4-Movie features, plus World of Sports coverage on Goat Cup, motorcycle races, and a Rippling reel lineup with actors like Ella Raines and Tollywood Park.
Radio guide lists shows including Davey and Goliath segments, The Christophers, Look Up and Live, Adventist Hour and CBS Washington Report for an International Zone lineup. Programs span 9 45 am to 9 90 am with multiple features and times.
Radio schedule catalogs a flood of programs and film titles across stations KNBR 660 and KGO 810. It lists movies such as Cattle Town and Forty and features sports, orchestral, and variety segments along with theater and serials, indicating a bustling mid 20th century broadcast lineup.
Fragmented TV schedule text lists Desilu Playhouse episodes and film titles with actors such as Doris Day Gordon MacRae Spencer Tracy John Derek and Beant Aherne across a mashed sequence of items. It mixes shows, movies, and personalities with unclear timestamps and channel notes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled TV ad pitch with phrases about showers bath soap commercials on television. The readable bits mention a few names and numbers but lack a coherent report or identifiable events.
A dense compilation of TV channels and films for Oakland Sacramento and nearby markets. Notable items include Have Gun Will Travel and the Miss Universe pageant with details on channel lineups from KCRA KGO and others plus Lawrence Welk and a mixed slate of dramas comedies and Westerns. The schedule mentions specific titles such as Lonely Hearts and High Fury and features a parade of actors like James Arata and Joan Weldon among others.
Tonight marks the Miss Universe finale after four days of global competition. Gene Rayburn succeeds Bert Parks as host with John Daly and Arlene Francis off stage commentators at 10 p.m. Ren Plaza plays a brilliant but conflicted student in a drama. Lawyers Preston defend him at a professor friend’s request. A repeat airs at 8:30 p.m. Joey Bishop Show features Leonid Kinskey as director and runs into art world drama.
Fragmentary radio schedule lists daily and Sunday programming across KSFO KNBR KCBS KGO KEWA and other stations. Entries show news and music blocks with times like 5 0 am and 7 4 pours, plus references to Amelia Hews and Western Music segments.
Fragmentary radio schedule shows stations such as KALW KSFR KYA KPFA KOAM KFORL KHIF KCBS KNBR KNBR and KECO with frequencies in the 9 to 165 megahertz range. Mentions various time slots Sunday through Saturday and notes priority programs and general broadcasting hours.
In Baltimore suburb Gwynn Oak, park owners David and Arthur Hrien agreed to end racial discrimination at the park by August 2 and drop charges against demonstrators. An ad hoc committee and Baltimore County Executive Agnew coordinated with clergy and the Human Relations Commission to halt demonstrations and integrate the park, amid national attention.
In Moscow Khrushchev offers to ease Cold War tensions with a test ban and on site inspections while seeking agreement on a broader pledge. U S Brit Saviet ministers push toward a formal accord by midweek as talks continue amid mutual concessions and warnings of possible delays.
An improvised fragment references a fiber plant issue with cryptic terms like XeejMlness and 3 Cranee. The garbled text mentions European capital, a gall mound, and a corporate name Hrongun, suggesting a local or national brief about a manufacturing setback and disputed terms without clear dates or places.
In San Francisco Pacific Telephone Co may ask the State Public Utilities Commission for permission to raise rates. Company attorney Francis Marshall told Commissioner Frederick Holbart that any hike depends on labor negotiations and proposed tax legislation. He said the aim is a 6.75 percent profit on capital outlay, higher than the 4.38 to 7 percent figures cited in surveys.
California Governor Brown voices support for repealing liquor price control laws at an official hearing. He predicts public demand to scrap the system and allows signing the bill when legislative hurdles clear. The remarks touch on state price setting by the Alcoholic Beverage Control and affected wholesalers.
Miami teenager Hazel Carter, 15, built a mobile four wheeled chair with pedals, vibrators, and massage devices to aid cerebral palsy patients. She spent over 20 hours crafting the chair, adding clay molding and a blackboard to aid coordination at the Miami paralyzed clinic after visiting New York City hospitals for ideas.
NEW YORK AP Navy Yeoman Drummond 34 was found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring with four Soviet agents to provide military data. Sentencing set for August 15. maximum penalty death. Drummond, a Navy veteran, admitted to taking payments totaling $20 000 to $24 000 over years and testified the material was not sensitive. He faced two trials, first ending with a hung jury.
Johnnie Adams sent two of his cherry trucks to separate sections of Maysville Kentucky. An hour later police called to report a head on collision between the two trucks causing considerable damage.
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission uses violator fines to restock deer by releasing Texas deer into northeast Florida. The program aims to replenish populations after violations such as out of season kills and unlawful deer taking.
Edith Kermit Roosevelt is praised for clear concise analysis of complex security and Cold War issues. The text notes decades of experience in newspaper offices and syndicates shaping informed commentary.
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