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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
3
TV guide style schedule lists early news with Peter Jennings and Walter Cronkite, then cinema and series like The Fugitive Cowell and Peyton Place. Prime hours include The Tonight Show Merv Griffin and Moon Movie Telecast with Anthony Quinn. late news wrap and The Tycoon finale.
At 7 Cloak of Mystery on Channel 12 stars Fred Astaire in a repeat of Guest in the House as he helps a friend harassed by his ex-husband. 9 PM Mr. Novak on Channel 12 features Dean Jagger leaving and Burgess Meredith becoming principal in a public office bid tale. 6:30 Combat on Channel 3 shows The Steeple inspired by The Longest Day with a paratrooper rescue. 7:30 Petticoat Junction on Channel 10 has Doodles Weaver as a ghost guest haunting Shady Rest Hotel and affecting business.
The article notes Burl Ives unable to get interviews with several rising folk groups during a Hollywood visit. Ives, now starring in ABC's O K Crackerby, says folk singing has evolved and that his records remain popular. He describes his on location routine and comforts on set including a dressing bungalow and a wheeled home on the lot.
A dense list of morning to late afternoon programs shows the day’s TV lineup. News, game shows, soap operas, and children’s programs fill the hours from 6:10 to 4:00, featuring NBC CBS and local offerings across classic daytime slots.
Bill Unsoeld who lost nine toes on Everest straps on climbing shoes with his two children to ascend Mount Hood then plans a Nepal permission bid to attempt the south face of Everest. The hour long color program airing Sept 10 will cover the 1963 American expedition that reached the summit at a heavy cost in injuries and effort.
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