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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
7
A dense listing of TV time blocks, programs, films, sports, and intermission notes. It records numerous show titles across hours from 4:00 PM to near midnight including 13-Baseball games, various movie titles like Crab Monster and Oregon Passage, family programs, religious segments, and late-night news. The long sequence reflects a newspaper TV grid with channel and program labels and many accreted notes.
Radio schedule for KOFO lists 6:00 sign on through 9:45 PM with Top of the Morning segments, News Weather Serenades and Farm and Triad programs. Includes broadcasts of Church Notes Bulletin Board Noon Tune and KOFO Karavan plus livestock and markets segments and dedication to community programs. The Herald notes the paper pays $5 weekly for reader tips.
TV listings note Hootenanny rerun on University of Michigan campus Channel 9 at 7 30. Gunsmoke on Channels 5 and 13 at 9 features a ranch hold up. Goofy hour on Channel 4 at 6 30. Ed Sullivan rerun on Channels 5 and 13 at 7 with Judy Garland and Peter O Toole. Late movie Home in Indiana on Channel 4 at 10 15 with Brennan and Crain after Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay.
Hillcrest Drive In opens with Hatari starring John Wayne tomorrow while The Stripper headlines Plaza Theater with Joanne Woodward and others along with a sports pageant and cartoon. Weeklong triple features include Sergeant 3 with Sinatra and friends and Summer and Smoke starring Harvey and Page.
Hollywood AP reports Irish actor Dan O Herlihy stars in ABC series The Travels of Jamie McPheeters based on Robert Lewis Taylor novel. The show blends Dickens and Twain tones with a comic Western flavor. Doc McPheters, a doctor with commitment issues, leads a wagon train with Jamie and Kurt Russell.
President Kennedy faces a tough summer with talks in Moscow on a nuclear test ban, a stubborn Congress to push civil rights, and a planned peaceful march in Washington by Negroes aimed at seizing equality. Ahead of August demonstrations, political risk looms as Southern Democrats and civil rights activists gauge Kennedy’s resolve and likely impact on his 1964 re election bid.
The Williamsburg Lions Club July meeting at the Williamsburg Cafe installed officers led by L. W. Sutherland as installing officer. President Paul Davis and multiple vice presidents were named. A barbecue followed at Pete Johannes home in Homewood with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dick Arnold and others from Kansas City Burlington Irving Enid and Chevy Chase.
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