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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
14
A dense list of TV and radio time slots across stations WMT CKSTP WKBT WISC WCCO WEAU and others for Wednesday January 16 including morning to late night programs. It notes many show titles like I Love Lucy The Real McCoys The Price Is Right Captain Kang Rocky and Friends Jane Wyman and soap operas and game shows with various channel numbers and times.
A dense listing of hourly radio programming across multiple stations including News Time Music and Talk segments. The schedule names programs like Morning Show Paul Harvey Farm News and Weather, with varied hosts such as Milo Knutson J. D. Rice and Duane. The long grid shows times from early morning to late night and includes specials like Stork Rept. Farm News and Cap. Assignment.
WHLA FM 90.3 broadcasts a full day of hourly programs from 7:15 morning weather to 5:00 youth listening. Highlights include Mostly Music, News, March of Medicine, Markets, Voter's Forum, Nuclear Peril, Farm Program, and Georgetown Forum with a mix of talks, music, and audience engagement.
A local broadcast lineup lists 5:15 Story Time 5:30 News Views 5:45 News 6:00 Musicale 7:00 Chapter a Day 7:30 Teacher Time 8:00 Frontier Problems 8:30 FM Concert as selected program blocks for the evening.
Versatile performer Sophie Tucker rose from busking to vaudeville stardom and a 5 000 weekly salary, earning the title queen of vaudeville. Born Sophie Abuza in 1888, she dazzled audiences in night clubs, revues, and on Ed Sullivan’s upcoming TV appearance, famed for shifting with trends and her bold persona.
Sandra Quick of the La Crosse Symphony horn section will be a soloist February 10 as Peter J. Michelsen conducts the 70 piece ensemble in the Vocational Auditorium at 8 15 p m. Quick will perform two movements from a Mozart horn concerto in a program featuring bass baritone Richard Cross as guest soloist.
Pickets in gowns and a celebrity crowd filled Memorial Auditorium on January 7 to celebrate Gov. Edmond G. Brown's second term. About 4,500 invited guests watched Frank Sinatra, Steve Allen, Dean Martin, Barry Sullivan, Dorothy Dandridge, Joey Bishop, Jo Stafford, Gene Kelly, and Jimmy Durante. Outside, roughly 25 white and Black pickets protested for more state government jobs for Black people.
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