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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
3
A fragmented paragraph lists Peter Lawford in a Licht production amid a noisy jumble of names and titles. It mentions actors like Meagan and Brande and hints at dinner plans and stage scenes.
Fragmentary OCR text contains names and phrases that are not clearly connected. No identifiable event or entities form a coherent report suitable for a headline and summary.
A garbled listing presents a dense TV schedule with numerous show titles, times, and channels. It includes wrestling, Living World Credit Course, The Price is Right, News, Weather, sports, cartoons, soap operas, game shows, and late night programs, mixing sports, drama, and instructional segments across multiple time slots.
Lighthearted dialog set around wedding plans opens with references to a marriage and a bridal packet from the Agriculture Department. The couple jokes about mildew carpet beetles and detergents as they debate preparing for a perfect honeymoon while reading civil defense style pamphlets.
A TV critic labels CBS NBC television dramatic entry The Plot to Head the Soviet Hierarchy as flimsy. The piece notes the risky premise and its Moscow setting with cautious reception and varied viewer response.
Classified plea promises government positions with starting pay around 446 dollars per month and high security. Encourages applying for Civil Service openings, notes tests and required education or experience, urges sending for free information and lists Lincoln Service as reference point.
Hollywood previews a new ABC series McHales Navy starring Ernie Borgnine a chaotic crew of Navy misfits facing their own wars It targets adult viewers with bold humor replacing a wartime PT boat drama to deliver a riotous comic take on home front life and Navy antics.
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