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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
8
Saturday listings show Patty Duke McHale's Navy Jackie Gleason The Defenders Phil Silvers Gunsmoke Weather News Open House Alfred Hitchcock Battle Line. Sunday schedule includes Faith For Today and Sunrise Semester.
Listings show a chaotic Channel 3 timetable with movie and talk formats. Notable items include Minnesota versus Baltimore sports at 10:00 and various religious and educational programs like The Living Word Insight and The Christophers.
Local La Crosse edition notes delivery on May 23 1964 via RFD service. Heritage of Saturday issue highlighted with standard newspaper distribution details.
Judy Garland locked herself in a Sydney hotel as public outcry followed a troubled tour. She canceled two flights, refused calls, and a guard stood outside her penthouse. Manager Karl Brent said she would like to punch Sydney residents after a beef with reporters and a shaken Melbourne reaction. Oscar winner Mort Lindsay and trumpeter Pete Condoli also left Australia.
Engines have supplanted people and animals in pumping precious water from Sahara Desert wells, signaling a shift in labor and technology. The change reduces risk for workers while expanding access to scarce water resources.
WKBT features McHales Navy sketches and Jackie Gleason fun from 6 to 7 pm, plus Defenders at 7 30, New Phil Silvers Show at 8 30, Gunsmoke at 9, Open House at 10 20, Alfred Hitchcock Hour at 10 30, and Battle Line wartime documentary at 11 30. Minnesota Twins host Baltimore Orioles at 12 45.
New York FCC Chairman E William Henry urged the television industry to add more programs for teenagers and invited young viewers to express their interests to stations and to the FCC. He said current offerings favor adults or very young children and adolescents are underserved.
New York AP reports Billy Rose plans to return to Broadway as impresario after a hiatus since 1954. He aims to mount a dramatic show and a musical at his Ziegfeld Theater with hopes of staging more productions that thrill audiences.
The Circle in the Square troupe reports rising audiences as it expands its fall tour of Six Characters in Search of an Author to a nine week swing. The schedule includes stops at colleges in 13 states as the company previously lengthened its road runs from one week to three weeks.
Actor Morris Carnovsky marks Shakespeare’s 400th birthday with Shylock at Oberlin College and Lear at Goodman Theatre Chicago and UCLA. He will perform through August in festivals and university stages.
The Casa Blanca in San Juan Puerto Rico is the oldest continuously inhabited European home in the western hemisphere. Begun in 1521 it has withstood five military sieges and endured earthquakes and hurricanes.
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