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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
9
The listing shows a mid 20th century TV guide with programs and times. Notable names include Rocky and Friend Walter Cronkite News True Adventure ABC News Life of Riley Mickey Mouse Club Huntley Brinkley Report Red Skelton Laramie Guestward Ho Hawaiian Eye The Outlaws Jack Benny Show Face of Sweden Big Movie.
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale will run a summer program from June 2 to August 39 at 7302 E Osborn Rd. Daily hours are 10 am to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm for boys aged 8 to 17. Activities include crafts athletics and special events under adult supervision with programs like a pet show bicycle safety car contests. The agency, a United Fund member now in its fifth year, served over 1,400 last year.
The Sipe Peterson Post No. 44 of the American Legion passed a resolution urging Scottsdale firms to close on Memorial Day. The move calls for honoring veterans by giving workers the day off and observing official ceremonies.
Hollywood notes that FCC chairman emeritus Newton Minow did not attend the Emmy show yet appeared on NBCs David Brinkleys Journal. He urged more opinionated programming while lamenting fizzling children and public affairs shows and criticized loud commercials. Channel developments include Four Star stock changes and ABCs Broadway musical investments.
Lloyd Bridges headlines Afternoon of a Champion with Rodger Ward guest appearance as Ward drives an aluminum car in the Indianapolis event this year. Also features The Untouchables Gibbons Story with Scott Brady Dorothy Malone Edie impressions with Andre Previn and Dick Shawn. Later Crime Wave Channel 3 His Butler's Sister Channel 5 Easy to Take Channel 12.
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