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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
7
The Citizen invites birthday cards by July 14 for next week’s column. Readable lists include names such as Ralph Alder and Anne Erekson with several July dates and numerous July 17 and 18 entries across multiple groups.
Television listings show a full day lineup across KUTV and other stations featuring films such as Ala-Baba and 40 Thieves, various news reels, classics like The Lone Ranger, Dr Kildare, and Bob Hope style specials, plus cartoons and sports, ending with late night news and movies.
The article reviews early Preston enterprises including Geddes and Tippets farm dealings, first jeweler Wm Luthy in 30 South State Street, Sol Hale’s 1900 livery on West Oneida, and the first bank opened February 8 1904 by J C Greaves and T W Nelson. It notes Gooch Brothers garage, Merrill garages, and the 1926 start of fur farming with foxes, mink, fisher, and martins on three local farms.
The scanned page lists a dense daytime TV schedule across channels KUTV and KOPX-4 with multiple programs including Today Show News Say When Price Is Right Match Game General Hospital Guiding Light and more. It captures a snapshot of programming across hours from early morning to late afternoon with numerous NBC CBS and local shows.
Daylong listings include KUTV channel 2 programming from Butt & Reddy at 7:30 a.m. through late night movies. Notable items: Fury Make Room Cartoon Carnival Discover West Wyatt Earp Sam Benedict Joey Bishop Saturday Night at the Movies Cheyenne Gallant Men Hootenanny Lawrence Welk News Fight of the Week and a final Movie at 11:10 p.m.
Prime time slate lists Alvin Show at 8:00 followed by Mighty Mouse Rin Tin Tin and Ray Rogers. Cavalcade and Scoreboard air before Baseball at 1:15. Roller skating at 2:15, movie at 2:15? Lloyd Bridges program at 6:00, Comedy Hour 6:30, Have Gun 7:30, Gunsmoke 8:00, Perry Mason 9:00, News 10:00 and a second movie at 10:20.
A dense Sunday lineup lists daytime to late night programs including sports, religious services, news, variety shows, movies, and cartoons. Notable entries include Baseball, Ed Sullivan, The Jetsons, Bonanza, and The Defenders with multiple news slots and a 10:10 movie finale.
A local listing shows Monday night TV and film lineup including Chas McCarthy Detective and An Affair To Remember. Edgar Bergen and Claud Colbert are among the featured performers with Fox network style slots and classic westerns and dramas throughout the evening.
Listing shows Superman Amos and Andy Supercar at 4:15 afternoon guestward ho The Lucy Show at 6 30 and Brink at 10 30 with the late entries July 14 1963 schedule note
A damaged listing fragment shows scattered program titles and times such as Death Valley Days and CBS News alongside unclear movie and sports entries. The text includes misread names, stray numbers, and garbled punctuation, reflecting OCR error in a Tuesday schedule fragment.
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