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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1963
Page
4
A compact scan shows a packed October 1 lineup with sports and entertainment. Highlights include 4 PM football, 7 PM wrestling, several movie screenings, a golf tournament, and broadcasts of Wide World of Sports and other shows. Notable names include Staney Burke and Dave Soutar in bowling, with a movie titled A Life In The Balance starring Ricards Montalban.
A fragment lists TV and radio program times for Sunday October 1. Entries include The Christophers, Davey and Goliath, Look Up and Live, Almanac for Farmers, Frontiers of Faith, and multiple film and documentary slots with titles and start times noted across morning to afternoon.
Radio schedule lists KHBR-680 and KGO-810 programs at various times from morning to late night. Entries include Hawaii Calls, Kiplinger Report, Super Car King, Fort Worth color film, Frontiers of Faith, California U.S.A., Best of Groucho, Wyatt Earp, and multiple movie slots. Also notes school questions and agricultural, discovery and weather related segments.
A dense page of TV guide items lists movie titles, theater programs, and upcoming broadcasts. Notable entries include Too Late for Tears with Lizabeth Scott and Don DeFore, Our Little Girl with Shirley Temple, and Cobra Woman with Maria Montez. Also noted are sports segments, game shows, news blocks, and various network promotions across dayparts.
A dense slate of television programs and movies listed by time and channel. Features include hosts like Dick Powell and Joey Bishop, with films such as The Defenders and The Nuns Story. Notable actors include Clark Gable, Jane Russell, Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepburn, and Vincent Price.
Fragmented OCR shows a daily radio timetable listing AM and FM broadcasts. References to Mutual Broadcasting System National Broadcasting Co and Columba Broadcasting appear among scattered program labels such as News Music Daily. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Two classic film roles feature Howard da Silva and Chester Morris in The Bagman where heavies unravel a simple eviction case into a corrupt judge scandal. Lawrence and Kenneth uncover unsavory ties as danger grows around Prestons.
Ruth Wenzel, 37, a former housemaid who shot at actor George Montgomery in his Van Nuys home last August, pleads innocent by reason of insanity. Her trial was moved to November 11 as a panel of psychiatrists investigates her mental state amid charges of burglary and assault with intent to commit murder. Wenzel had previously worked for Montgomery and his ex-wife Dinah Shore.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Miss Carson author of Silent Spring warned at a symposium that pollution extends beyond pesticides and smog. She said chemicals like DDT spread widely, urging tighter controls as populations grow and stressing the need for research to counter environmental poisons for future generations.
An odd feature from a 1963 New Jersey page describes unusual travel and distance quirks involving a car and a phone theme. The item reads like a whimsical notice or brief column fragment about transportation and curious events in the era.
The Air Force says its latest Minuteman intercontinental missile shot was a success. The launch, conducted Thursday by a Strategic Air Command crew from Malstrom AFB, Montana, was the 18th test from this seaside base. No further details were released.
An earthquake of average intensity was felt in Santiago and other central Chilean cities Friday. No damage or casualties were reported.
Nelson Rockefeller backers pushed toward a California presidential primary contest with Barry Goldwater. New York GOP figure George Hinman predicted Rockefeller will be a candidate, while Goldwater moves to form a California organization led by ex-Senator Koowland. Both men plan to campaign for California’s 86 delegates if they enter the race.
Washington AP reports a Senate floor fight over foreign aid. Senator Ellender says he will campaign to cut the bill to the House level of 3.502 billion dollars. The Foreign Relations Committee voted to restore 700.29 million to the House slashed amount. The committee approved 4.202 billion for military and economic aid abroad for this budget year, slightly under the White House request. Senate leaders predict deeper cuts as debate opens.
In Concord New Hampshire Rockefeller signals intent to run for the Republican presidential nomination. He concedes lagging in unofficial polls but vows to press on with a schedule including Colby Junior College New London and Dartmouth events. His aides anticipate an official decision soon as Goldwater leads in New Hampshire polls.
San Francisco police charged 22 year old sitter Glenda Yarber with drowning an eight month old girl in a downtown bar toilet. Yarber left with the child, returned after a movie, and claimed she did not know why she killed the baby. She spoke of past mental health issues and prior work as a prostitute.
Houston AP reports on astronaut Clifton C Williams Jr a 31 year old Marine answering media questions about his wife and space flights He says his wife is enthusiastic and adds none of his lady friends voiced objection Williams is the only bachelor among 30 astronauts.
Los Angeles AP dispatch reports Ariz Goldwater supporter GOP Sen Barry Goldwater remains the obvious front runner for the 1964 presidential nomination but Young Republicans chief Donald E Lukens says the race is open. Lukens 32 predicts observers fear the contest may still be wide open while praising Goldwater as already the front man. Lukens also questions Ngo Dinh Nhu for a potential role and notes Tito would not receive a White House welcome.
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