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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
14
A midweek broadcast grid lists Thursday July 11 programming for WMT Cedar Rapids and KSTP St Paul with a schedule of daytime and early evening shows. Notable entries include Understanding Our World Far Horizons Siegfried and Clancy Debbie Drake Home Nursing I Love Lucy Say When Lucy and Wish Your Hunch and The Price Is Right with multiple 5-10-13 program codes accompanying many time slots.
A dense schedule of television programming across stations WKBT KGLO KMMT WISC WEAU WCCO lists daytime and prime time shows. Highlights include drama and game shows such as As World Turns The Edge of Night The Millionaire and You Don't Say plus sports coverage Twins vs Detroit Tigers and regional weather updates.
A dense broadcast log lists station names WKTY WLCX WCOW-FM and 1290, with varied programs from News and Markets to Music, Talk and sports. It includes live sports games such as Milwaukee vs St Louis doubleheader and Braves vs St Louis cards, plus daily segments like Morning Show Morning Melodies and Farm News.
A appears to be an archival radio program timetable listing show names and times across a full day. It includes Wake Up Easy, Weather, News, Markets, Farm Reports, Music programs, devotions, stork club, book and opera segments, and ends with Story Time.
A concise listing shows broadcast segments from 5:00 PM to 8:45 PM with blocks titled Com News Dixie Town Country Club Sports News and TC Club Sign Off. The schedule reflects a local radio lineup and transition times for evening programming.
The lineup lists 5:30 music album and a 5:45 news web segment followed by 6:00 musicale. At 7:00 Chapter a Day and 7:30 Readers Almanac appear, then 8:00 special lecture and an 8:50 interlude before a 9:00 FM concert crowns the evening.
Hollywood writes of Lt. Philip Gerard chasing David Janssen in a new series The Fugitive. Janssen plays a falsely accused doctor on the run as Gerard relentlessly pursues him week after week. The piece weighs the show's premise pacing and potential audience appeal while hinting at a final capture climax.
Hollywood producer Paul Henning reflects on The Beverly Hillbillies Emmys snub while noting the show’s surprise success and his new Petticoat Junction venture. He credits luck, timing, and a broad appeal across America, tracing his roots to Independence Missouri and early radio work after law school. He recalls meeting Harry S Truman and paying for sodas with nickels during the war era.
Hollywood reports a coming TV rating war as ABC NBC and CBS overhaul lineups for 1963 64. Networks shuffle schedules to win Sunday night with CBS sticking to Ed Sullivan while NBC adds Bonanza and a Coca Grinds slot and ABC unveils a broad Sunday slate including Jamie McPheeters and Arrest and Trial.
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