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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
2
Saturday listings show varied programming including film reels and a sports segment. Notable items include California golfers Roy Hogers and a 13301 eats segment, alongside a Minters Writer Ski Towne race and a Bowling feature.
Evening guide lists programs across channels with classic shows and films. Highlights include Ensign O'Toole and The Defenders at prime time, plus sports and movie slots featuring Gunsmoke and Me Dakota Incident.
A fragmented TV listing shows multiple film blocks headed by Silent Service TM Gallant Men and several movie titles with credited stars. It also mentions It Should Happen to You and High Fury among a garbled schedule with various actors.
Schedule listing multiple programs across channels with varied religious and children's fare. Entries include The Christophers segments, Look Up and Live, Davey and Goliath, Frontiers of Faith, Captain Budo’s Favorites, and a Washington Report, detailing times from morning to evening along with program titles and some host or feature notes.
A dense listing of 1940s era radio and television programming outlines showtimes for Hawaii Calls, Kiplinger Report, various movies, sport broadcasts, and news programs across stations KGO 810 and IKNBR 480. It notes feature films with stars like John Wayne and Judy Garland, alongside live sports like baseball and boxing, plus talk shows and variety hours throughout the day.
A compact guide lists KSFO IGO and KGU programming details with broadcast times. Notes mention Mutual Broadcasting System and Columbia Broadcasting Co for Sunday and Saturday slots, plus various local station identifiers and schedule blocks across early morning to late night. The grid references several stations such as KSAV and Wane, with brief mentions of national broadcasts and regional timings.
A garbled listing outlines FM radio schedules with times and station IDs including KALW and KRON. It references multiple days and programs such as weekend and weekday slots, age targets, and varying frequencies, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The page lists Top Viewing features including a Lawrance Preston bad country scene with a lynch mob vibe and a dye process gag, plus Lucy Descomedy hour returning for a third showing. It notes Lucille Ball in a PTA benefit plot and Sam Benedict played by Edmond O’Brien in Seventeen Gypsies and Sinner Named Charlie with two distinct roles.
Massive quake devastates Skopje North Macedonia, destroying landmark hotels and mosques while leaving 270,000 homeless. Army troops, relief agencies, and international aid rush to rescue survivors as officials tally casualties and coordinate shelter, water, and medical aid.
Belgrade AP report details Skopje devastation as ceilings fell and floors collapsed. A grocer recalls a swaying building and a soldier rushing in to rescue a child. Pilots and residents describe cries, smashed furniture, and families escaping with little more than clothes.
McNamara and Wirtz outline new measures to curb discrimination in the armed forces and in apprenticeship programs. The Senate Commerce Committee extends hearings on desegregation in hotels and public spaces as supporters push for federal civil rights legislation.
In Sacramento three senators and three assemblymen worked late seeking a budget compromise to end the special session. Leaders hoped a final session Monday would yield a spending plan acceptable to both houses. Key disputes centered on faculty pay boosts and school financing, with Gov Brown pressing for 114 million and legislature eyeing different figures.
Aptos California welfare officials approve a policy banning night raids on welfare recipients while allowing scheduled home visits. The board orders a study on fraud prevention methods to potentially revise welfare policies and remove the previous allowance of raids outside normal hours.
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