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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1968
Page
4
Readable listings reveal a dense Sunday TV slate across 5:30 am to 11:15 pm with programs including Tom and Jerry Milton the Monster Linus Bugs Bunny Camera Three and Nightly News segments. Notable features include Discover 68 World of Youth Bonanza and a late night film lineup with Two Nights with Cleopatra and Because of You.
A dense, era style schedule listing films, shows, and hosts across the night. Programs include Twilight Zone, The Dating Game, My Three Sons, Law and Order style titles, Westerns, and movies such as Open Hope and High Sierra with details of times and performers.
Scottsdale and Phoenix theatres present a slate of films including Elvira Madigan Camelot The Secret War of Henry Frigg Bonnie and Clyde Around the World in 80 Days Last Weekend The Ambushers The Professionals Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Planet of the Apes Caprice Valley of the Dolls The Good Bad and the Ugly and more with varied showtimes through the evening.
The Scottsdale Progress provides a complete flag kit as a public service. It includes a 3x5 foot colorfast cotton flag with double stitched stripes a 6 foot two piece staff with top decoration a heavy metal socket mounting hardware a cord halyard a flag etiquette folder an instruction sheet and a storage box. Available by mail coupon or at 302 Ball Park Plaza. More than 20 national holidays invite every home to fly the flag.
A local notice directs payments by check or money order payable to Scottsdale Progress. It outlines the payment recipient and accepted forms, indicating where to send funds and by when to remit. The item reflects a municipal or organizational collection drive or fundraising request with standard payment instructions.
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