Weekend TV Guide Highlights for May 18 19 Local Broadcast
Listing fragment shows a dense schedule for Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19 with film, sitcoms, dramas and religious programs. Notable items include Gunsmoke Alfred Hitchcock The Defenders and Lassie alongside news weather and sports segments.
Homeless boy seeks guidance on military enlistment
A 17 year old boy asks Ann Landers for help after discovering his mother living with an alcoholic partner. He plans to enlist, but lacks a safe home and a diploma. The column advises seeking guidance or foster placement and notes the Army offers a diploma program.
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Ann Landers
Army
Comical Cop Capers and Classic TV Lineup Tonight
WKBT TV presents comedy and drama with Car 54-Where Are You at 5 30 this afternoon and Ad venture of Ozzie and Harriet at 6. Rick sends a signed photo to his grandmother by mistake. Jackie Gleason Show headlines 6 30 to 7 30. The Defenders runs 7 30 to 8 30. Have Gun-Will Travel and Gunsmoke follow. Alfred Hitchcock Hour 10 30 to 11 30 features Run for Doom and Tigress by the Tail on Stoney Burke at 11 30. Weekend weather and sports, then Open House at 10 20 p m.
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Ozzie and Harriet
Jackie Gleason
the Defenders
Alfred Hitchcock
Stoney Burke
Rick
Jack
Baron Munchausen
Pearl
Phil Foster
Frank Fontaine
WKBT
Diana Dors
John Gavin
Scott Brady
La Crosse Tribune May 18 1963 edition note delivery
Local La Crosse paper indicates Saturday May 18 1963 issue delivered by rural free delivery service. The brief line confirms receipt on the stated date and general delivery context within the publication.
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la Crosse Tribune
RFD
Longshoremen Strike in Superior Over Elevator Workload
Local 1037 of the International Longshoremen's Association began a strike against the Superior Duluth Marine Association in a contract dispute. Negotiations stalled after agreeing to all provisions except the number of workers at a grain elevator spout. About 100 members participate. another Duluth local honored the picket lines. No grain ships are in port. Federal mediator Michael Salo plans to try to restart talks.
Boy shoots raccoon at family farm
Nine year old Tim Porter from Glen Elder Kansas returned from school to find his parents missing and a large raccoon roaming the yard. He reportedly took up the family rifle and killed the 25 pound animal.
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Glen Elder
Kan
Tim Porter
Tim
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the Frirest Cocktail Lounge
Lacrosse Bottling Works, Inc
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Post 417
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American Legion
K Fry
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Elmo Johnson
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