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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
10
Schedule details for W TMMT and WKBT stations list religious programs, children's shows, news, sports broadcasts and movie airings from 7:00 to 1:45 with multiple subchannels and attendees including Faith For Today Sunrise Semester The Christophers Lamp Unto My Feet This Is the Life and Football Kickoffs across Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Minnesota markets.
Television lineup lists 2:30 football update 3:00 scoreboard 3W shows and 3W children programs. Evening blocks feature news reports biographies and theater segments with AMC style film and sports coverage across WISC Madison and KROC Rochester stations.
A dense listing outlines daily radio programs across stations WCOW FM WISV WHLA FM and others. It details religious services music blocks news hourly and special programs including Hearings and church services with times spanning from early morning to late evening.
The La Crosse Community Chorus with La Crosse State College and Coleman Vocational School presents Handel's Messiah at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Vocational Auditorium directed by Elvin Saterbak. Soloists include Betty Mielke Shirley Staton Caralee Miller John Barrett and Allen Saterbak with a 105-voice roster across sopranos altos tenors and bases.
Kay Coleman, daughter of Lawrence and Joyce Coleman, is among St Olaf College’s Manitou Singers. The group, under Alice Larsen, performs sacred and secular works at the Fine Arts Festival and various campus and community events.
Bill Bruning hosts a Sunday morning radio program on WLCX from 8 to 11 a.m. featuring Victor Herbert with Hans Holber and the Stockholm String Orchestra, Kernser Singbuben, Fritz Reiner memories, Mantovani selections, and Debussy by Eugene Ormandy. If time allows, a new album Christmas in Germany and Golden Strings roundup conclude with charted melodies and standards.
David Janssen claims the forthcoming The Fugitive segment Terror at High Point features a $200 million Earth-moving machinery collection including tractors and caterpillars. Quinn Martin notes a near-studio site housing development three miles away provided a perfect backdrop for Richard Kimble’s timekeeping construction project. Mt. Olympus, the costly Southern California site, uses West German tractors to move a mountain.
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