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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1969
Page
5
A full night of programming is listed with a mix of news, talk shows, comedies, and films. Notable items include Dennis the Menace, What's My Line, Here's Lucy, Gunsmoke, Johnny Carson, Perry Mason, and several movies such as Counterpoint and Pittsburgh. Also featured are educational and religious programs like Education and Billy Graham, plus sports highlights from ASU.
A dense listing of daytime shows and time slots from morning to afternoon. Programs include news, education, soap operas, game shows, cartoons, variety hours, movies, and classic series featuring familiar titles and hosts. The block runs from early morning through late afternoon with numerous credits and channel cues.
Scottsdale Comeback Mall shows Easy Rider at 6 30, 8 15 and 10. Last Summer runs at Kachina 6, 7 50 and 9 45. Hayden East offers Oliver at 8. Round-Up features Bullitt at 7 30 and 11 40 plus Bonnie and Clyde at 9 50. Fox at Phoenix shows Some Kind of Nut 3, 6 35 and 10 30, Pops 1, 4 40 and 8 20. Thomas Mall screens Joanna 1 05 4 40 8 15 and Staircase 3 6 35 10 10. Tower Plaza lists Goodbye Columbus 2 50 6 15 9 40 and Barbarella 1 10 4 35 8. Cine Capri screens True Grit 6 30 and 9 20.
Puzzle item lists numerous across and down clues including Likely 4 Symbol for silver Beersmug letters for many standard crossword entries with various helpers and solutions. The fragment includes several numeric and character references and appears to be a partial clue list from a vintage puzzle page.
Answers to the weekly puzzle list the 57-Before 58-Latin conjunction 39-Type of piano 41-Strike 43-Helping 1. Simian 2-Punctuation with the final solutions implied by the grid.
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