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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
3
The boss told SE Idaho FFA reporters that local stories matter most to a weekly paper and should be prioritized over national FFA events. He urged writers to ask Is it local and Is it important before publishing.
Thatcher and Cleveland Boy Scouts spent a week at Little Lemhi Scout Camp in Palisades. Parents and local residents from Cleveland Thatcher and Grace joined, with travel to Sun Valley and Logan hospital visits noted. Community activities included Lions picnic in Strawberry Canyon and Stalder reunion visits in Grace.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson in Cleveland included Mr and Mrs Ed Smith of Preston, Mr and Mrs Roe Bennett of Lago, and Mr and Mrs LaFaun Johnson of Cleveland. Also visiting Mr and Mrs Lorin Panter were Mr and Mrs Theo Covert and daughter of Garland Utah, who were guests at Calvin Covert’s home in Cleveland.
Preston residents Mr and Mrs Dee Johnson visited with relatives in Cleveland Thatcher and Logan for a weekend. Claude Conlin hosted Sunday school and a Sacrament meeting in Cleveland ward. Scouts Dan ny Conlin and Steven White spoke of their Jamboree trip. Lorin Panter hosted three granddaughters Vicky Julie and another at home. Local women from Cleveland area work at Cal Pak in Franklin.
Thursday lineup includes The Tonight Show at 10:30 and Stoney Burke at 9 00 with 4 Star News at 10 00. Sports final at 10 20 and Weather Station at 10 15 frame a late night block.
A clipped TV guide style list shows programs and times across stations KOCPX-4 and KATV including Lone Ranger Magilla Gorilla Destry Burke s Law Battleline Fight of Week News Sports Final Nightmare Theatre Mickey Mouse Evening News The Great Adventure Suspense Friday Night Wrestling and Steve Allen News Final.
A dense list of TV slots throughout Saturday featuring cartoons in the morning and primetime lineup. Notable entries include Ruff & Reddy at 7 30, Fireball XL-5 at 9 00, Bullwinkle at 10 00, Pro Football at 8 00 p.m., Gunsmoke at 8 00 p.m., and News at 10. The schedule includes a mix of movies sports and talk shows with various stations and times.
Channel 12 lists evening programming with What's New at 6 and 7, Special at 8:30, Sports Closeup at 6:30, Sports at 7:30, Town and Country at 9, People at 8, and News Politics at 9:36.
Listing shows KUTV and KCPX daytime blocks from 6:00 to 1:25 with news, game shows, soap operas, and children's programs. Include program names like Today Show Jeopardy Match Game Doctor and Queen for a Day across multiple time slots.
Program lineup lists What’s New at 6 00 and 7 00, Compass at 6 30 and 7 30, and Sing H Sing Tan featured in early evening slots.
Television listing notes a family friendly Huck Hound cartoon movie airing at 4 00 on KOTV channel 3. The item provides no further details on cast or plot.
The listing shows seven to nine thirty schedule blocks with time slots for What’s New at seven, Tales of Poindexter at seven thirty, Town and Country at nine thirty, and Recreation at nine thirty six.
A dense lineup shows programs across the day from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM including News Tonight Show Rise of Khrushchev Death Valley Days Rifleman and Steve Allen. Notable items include Eve News Fractured Flickers Dem National Convention and The Rifleman at 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM.
A Sunday schedule lists programs from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Sacred Heart religious shows, Meet the Press, Walt Disney World, Bonanza, a movie and news recap, and late night films. News, politics, sports coverage and entertainment fill the day.
The listing shows a 10:20 sports final segment followed by 10:35 Big Movie on KUSU TV Channel 1. Programme blocks include 8:00 Recreation 8:30 At Issue.
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