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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

5

TV Probe Round Two Opens as Hearings Resume

Washington rounds two of Congress televison ratings probe as Rep. Oren Harris leads hearings. Broadcast industry faces possible federal action on audience measurement standards and a Broadcast Audit Service. Nielsen pricing and cost concerns loom. ABC CBS items noted with future program plans and possible series development.

Hollywood UPI Congress Washington Rep Oren Harris Audit Bureau of Circulations Leroy Collins National Association of Broadcasters Harris Subcommittee Broadcast Audit Service BAS A. C. Nielsen Harris Nielsen Charles Edward Russell Swim Abc-Tv

TV Notes Expand Wagon Train and NBC Plans

Wagon Train expands to 90 minutes weekly with two top stars per episode joining six regulars. Peter Falk and Tommy Sands appear in the first episode shot for fall on ABC TV. NBC will run Kraft Mystery Theater as summer replacement, starting June 19, with seven new plays and eight repeats. Robert Costello moves from Armstrong Circle Theater to produce The Nurses for CBS. Harry's Girls debuts next fall on NBC with Dawn Nickerson Susan Silo and Diane Williams in lead roles.

New York UPI Peter Falk Tommy Sands Abc-Tv Kraft Mystery Theater Perry Como NBC Robert Costello Armstrong Circle Theater CBS Larry Blyden Dawn Nickerson Susan Silo Diane Williams

TV Listings Screen Scottsdale Daily Progress Dated Schedule

The Scotts dale Daily Progress TV log lists daily program blocks from 4 p.m. to 3:55 p.m. with channel associations, including NBC CBS and ABC affiliates. It notes last minute changes responsibility and provides a dense lineup of dramas news and variety shows.

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TV Preview Highlights Old Series and Tonight’s Lineup

Tonight’s TV preview lists Combat action with Sgt Sanders cast, a Barton MacLane rancher subplot, and late night films and specials. It notes the show’s end after summer reruns and includes CAESAR viewing with Sid Caesar pantomimes, plus Doris Day Danny Thomas and older film selections across channels.

Arthur Hiller Directs Disney Epic Miracle of the White Stallions

TV and film director Arthur Hiller, noted for Playhouse 90 Climax and Gun Smoke, is tapped to helm Walt Disney's big budget film Miracle of the White Stallions. Hiller began with a 1957 feature The Careless Years for Bryna Productions.

Hollywood UPI Arthur Hiller Walt Disney Hiller Bryna Productions

Allied Artists signs deal for 55 Days at Peking US release

Allied Artists announces a distribution agreement with Samuel Bronston Productions to handle the United States Canada Japan and Near Eastern release of the film 55 Days at Peking in a major international rollout.

Hollywood API Allied Artists Samuel Bronston Productions United States Peking

Average American pay set to double by 2000 study says

A report from Resources for the Future projects the typical U S worker will earn 10 000 to 12 000 by 2000 up from about 5 000 today With rising incomes expenditure on luxuries expected to grow while necessities like food shelter and clothing share a smaller part of the budget The study forecasts per person consumption rising about 2 percent annually and a 50 percent rise in living standards over the next 50 years with structural shifts toward more homes and bigger families

Washington UPI U. S Resources For the Future Inc RFF

Local servicemen listed in travel and duty updates

Stinson returns home on 30 day leave from Japan after a year and a half abroad. Reassignments and duties are noted for Edwin E. Tiller, William D. Hall, Gary A. Johnson, John W. Scarbrough, Harry J. Young, James H. Borah, Harold H. Tedder Jr., Jack H. Lang, and the destroyer USS Walker with Pearl Harbor operations.

William G. Stinson Jr W. H. Stinson W. First St Scottsdale Japan Carolyn Charles W. Graves Tucson Jack H. Lang Donald J. Lang East Culver Walker John Grimes Walker Pearl Harbor

Kiss Me Kate to Open Friday by Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theatre

Kiss Me Kate opens Friday and Saturday at Scottsdale High School Auditorium presented by the Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theatre. Carole Chene stars as Lois Lane with Mark Farrington as Fred Graham and Tod Miller as Bill Calhoun, directed by Joe Esile. Curtain at 8 15 p m with tickets 2 50 to 3 00, sold at Ramada Inn box office or at the door.

Dick Jarvis Dave Coats Mug Gangsters Scottsdale Cole Porter Me Kate Carole Chene Lois Lane Mark Farrington Yale Drama School Fred Graham Joe Esile Kate Ramada Inn Sun Mon Tuc MY Fair Lady P.O Phoenix Arit

Local Educators To Attend NEA Meet In Detroit

Scottsdale School District will send three representatives to the National Education Association convention in Detroit from June 30 to July 5 as delegates of the Arizona Education Association. William J. Kelley, Josephine Sawaia, and J. D. McDaniel join a 30 member Arizona group. Sawaia serves as AEA vice president. The AEA delegates quota is four more than last year due to rising membership. About 13 000 educators statewide belong to the association.

Scottsdale Arizona National Education Association Detroit Arizona Education Association William J. Kelley Coronado High School Josephine Sawaia J. D. McDaniel Tonto Miss Sawaia AEA

University of Michigan Fall Festival of Theater Runs Oct 7 to Dec 15

The Fall Festival of the Professional Theater Program at Ann Arbor will run from October 7 through December 15 with four productions in repertory. The Association of Producing Artists, comprised of Broadway professionals, will again serve as the resident company.

Ann Arbor, Mich Upis University of Michigan Association of Producing Artists

Rival Record Labels Battle Over Old Sound Quality

New York reports RCA Victor and Columbia spar over who has the best old sound cuts before hi fi and stereo. Teagarden on Epic and Shaw on RCA Camden showcase cleaned vintage masters from 1929 and 1938 with rare tracks like Confessin and Gloomy Sunday, preserving classic jazz for modern gear.

New York Columbia RCA Victor

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