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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1963
Page
7
Station listings compiled by KTVK ABU KPHO KAET ASU channel 8 KROOL CBS channel 10 KTAR NBC channel 12 Scotts dale Daily Progress states it does not guarantee listings and is not responsible for last minute changes or incorrect listings submitted by the stations.
A dense schedule lists Saturday and Sunday airings across NBC CBS and local channels. Programs include news weather and sports blocks plus films and variety shows like Hootenanny Gunsmoke and Lassie with late night titles and movie marathons.
TV preview lists Sam Benedict Read No Evil at 5:30 on Channel 12 with a courtroom fight. The Gallant Men on Channel 3 shows an army surgeon hindering Benedict’s plan. The Defenders at 6:30 on Channel 10 features a civic official accused of bribery. Saturday Night at the Movies on Channel 12 with Fraulein and World War II drama.
Ed Sullivan salutes an oldtime singer Sophie Tucker on her 73rd birthday in a 12 minute segment with Robert Goulet later performing Lerner Loewe tunes. The Cypress Gardens taping features water skiers. Channel 12 choice viewing presents Car 54 replacing next season by Grindl. Channel 3 airs The Unforgiven with Lancaster Hepburn. Channel 10 shows True American diplomat in a Paris visit. Channel 3 repeats The Unforgiven 10 p.m. and Death in Small Doses at 10 p.m. channel listings conclude with Father Was a Fullback and A Star Is Born on various channels.
Karl Brandt of the Stanford Food Research Institute argues America could double its population and still have a higher standard of living. He says world food production has kept pace with population growth and that nations can meet needs using pesticides fertilizers and cheap fuel for irrigation.
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