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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
9
Tuesday and Wednesday program grid lists assorted shows and times from Wallace to Mickey Mouse Club, noting CBS News ABC and NBC segments. It records potential conflicts and station notes while detailing titles such as Dobie Gillis The Fugitive Texaco Star Parade and The Edges of Night along with children programs.
John Sharnik, co-producer, leads a bold American documentary on the 1914 1918 war for CBS debuting Sept 22 for 26 weeks. He aims for a tougher, more journalistic account, examining mistakes and delusions alongside the war’s glories.
A fragment describing a feeling of readiness without footlights for a money emergency caused by sudden sickness. The text hints at resilience and swift response in crisis situations.
A 7:30 p.m. Jack Benny program on Channel 12 features Phil Silvers visiting and upstaging Benny. Also listed are Meredith Willson’s salute to young America with stars and 1 000 Marines performing a pre taped segment. Tonight’s movie slate includes Secret Heart On Borrowed Time The Case Against Brooklyn and Duck Soup on various channels.
Vernon Scott reports on a Hollywood pool game among Jack Lemmon Tony Curtis and Peter Falk between takes on a Warner Bros soundstage. Falk clears the table winning fifty cents from each co star as Curtis and Lemmon protest and race to their dressing rooms after lunch with Blake Edwards and Martin Jurow.
Washington FDIC seeks new legislation after four bank failures this year. An FDIC spokesman cites patterns of bankruptcy after ownership changes and notes criminal actions and ongoing investigations for fraud. The plan would require banks to report changes in control to supervising agencies to improve oversight.
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