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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
2
Television listings show programs on 2KT vu KNTV and OTV in San Francisco and San Jose. Channel 12 KHSL TV and other local stations are listed with upcoming shows and time slots.
A dense schedule lists NBC sports specials and films from 1940s to 1950s. Highlights include The Firehouse Five Plus Two, Tarzan’s Desert Mystery, The Three Musketeers, The Fighting 10th, King Dinosaur, and Bernadine. Also features wrestling, bowling, and a Demolition Derby segment with multiple channels and times.
A dense schedule listing multiple channels and programs across the evening. Includes talk shows, dramas, movies, news, and late-night offerings from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. featuring titles such as The Lieutenant, Hootenanny, The Defenders, Gunsmoke, High Noon, and Kiss Them For Me, with cast details and times.
A detailed Sunday air timeline lists shows from 4 a.m. to around 10:30 a.m. including Sacred Heart, The Christophers, Social Security in Action, The Big Picture, Davey and Goliath, You Can't Chant An Honest Man, and movie titles such as The Crooked Web (1953) and You Can't Chant An Honest Man. It notes additional segments like Lamp Unto My Feet, Herald of Truth, This Is the Life, and sports updates in the afternoon. The schedule features multiple stations, program names, and times, indicating a diverse weekend lineup.
Kiplinger Report on KGO and Hawaii Calla KNBR reflects program listings with times and station identifiers. The brief note lists a 7 30 pm slot and two radio segments along with their station call letters.
A readable listing outlines broadcast schedules for KSFO and affiliates. Entries show daily programs including news comments music and data such as offsets 6 a m 7 a m and midnight across stations like CBS Calymable KGO KEWB XSAY and XSAY 1920 noting 24 hour coverage and weekend slots with local programming.
Fragmentary reading of a radio schedule lists KRON KALW KCRA KGO and others with frequencies around 96.5 to 10.7 megahertz. It shows daily hours from dawn to midnight, some stations with weekend hours, and partial notes on program timing and days.
A look at Saturday television includes The Defenders drama The Non-Violent about free speech abridgment with a civil rights sit-in scene. The Lieutentant features Robert Vaughn seeking marriage to adopt a Korean orphan in a UN themed action series. Hollywood Palace hosts Gene Barry with Jack Carter Juliet Prowse Buster Keaton Gloria Swanson Wayne Newton Millam Makebo and more.
A dense timetable lists programs across channels with film titles such as Flames of the Islands and Birth of the Blues, sports events including Cardinals vs Reds and NCAA gymnastics, plus talk shows and educational segments. Notable actors include Yvonne DeCarlo Don Ameche Loretta Young Bing Crosby Neil Brand and William Powell across movies and docs.
A cluttered TV guide page lists multiple film and program items across categories. It notes showtimes and casts for titles such as Our Miss Brooks, Bright Eyes, Iron Sheriff, Thundering Jets, To Please a Lady, Lassie, and The Patient in Room 101, with many entries including stars like Shirley Temple, Clark Gable, Ida Lupino, Rosalind Russell, Spencer Tracy, and Bob Hope.
Industrial arts awards for Lancers recognize 25 Tennyson High School students across categories. Mechanical drawing winners include Terry Silva and Jones Clarks. certificates of achievement go to Frank Goulart Tom Blais Tom Dailey Gary Dotson Larry Tong Harry Fung and Frank Narvaez. Wood shop winners are Frank Bauman Nick Medina Blaine Stith Harold Brazil and Gary Datson. Auto shop awards go to Terry Walls Robert Anderson David Gonsales and Tim Riddle. Electricity honors to Gene Snyder Jon Kong and David Driscoll. Metals winners are Terrell Shelley Kenneth Beckner David Driscoll and Ronald Matzen.
Classified employees in the San Leandro Unified School District will receive 11 half days of paid holidays in the 1964 65 school year. The schedule includes Labor Day September 7 Admission Day September 9 Veteran s Day November 11 Thanksgiving November 26 the day after Thanksgiving November 27 the day before Christmas and Christmas December 24 25 New Year s Day January 1 Lincoln s Birthday February 12 Washington Birthday February 22 Good Friday April 18 and the day after Memorial Day May 8.
Graduation exercises at Grace Lutheran School will be held at the church on 1836 B Street at 7 30 pm Wednesday. Principal speaker is Allen Strutz, a member of the congregation and president of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce. Valedictorian Jon Otteson will speak and diplomas will be awarded by Carol Crabtree.
Melvin Ta chlera was installed president of San Leandro Eagles Aerie 2229 in ceremonies at UPEC Hall N1K68 E 14th St San Leandro. Other officers installed were Evaristo Prada junior past president George Hopkins vice president Fred Chugg chaplain Roy Dyer secretary Leo Fachinello treasurer Clayton Loebbing conductor Faye Jefferis inside guard Billy Lemon outside guard Julio Bras Wilbur Bernard Leo Wagner trustees.
Registrations are now being accepted for Red Cross swim classes at the Hayward Plunge. City employees were presented awards for years of service, including 20 and 25 years, at a ceremonial gathering. Classes run two weeks, five days a week from 9 to 11 am with a $2.50 fee. minimum age is six unless a child is of larger size for the big pool.
The Irvington School District ends its 102 year history as it merges with four other segments to form a new district. Superintendent Gus Robertson and 22 year trustee John Gomes retired after a May 28 barbecue honoring 300 attendees. A “This Is Your Life” program featured Robertson’s career, with plaques to trustees and a commemorative scrapbook.
Avellino Italy pupils cheer as walls of a local high and technical school crack and authorities declare an unexpected vacation. The building is shut for several weeks while repairs proceed with limited alternative classroom space and goodwill from the town.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors delayed a decision on a three acre neighborhood commercial rezoning at the Quail Avenue and Lake Chabot intersection until 9 13 am next Thursday. The site near Castro Valley Community Center and a school faces opposition from the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce the school district and Dr John Huffer who owns property opposite the corner on Quail Court.
The Room of Zoning Adjustment recommends granting a variance to permit a 23 by 19 foot addition at 173 Georgia Way in San Leandro. Applicants Mr and Mrs Leslie Driver plan a reduced rear yard from 16 feet to 5 feet to allow the project.
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