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NBC clears three hours for a civil rights history special featuring 75 locations across the United States.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1963
Page
5
NBC clears three hours for a civil rights history special featuring 75 locations across the United States.
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge hosts the second annual Avenue of Charities on September 20 and 21 at 64th and Oak Streets. Local organizations may set up booths to sell food drinks or games with proceeds for charity. Dances will run Friday and Saturday nights at the lodge.
A hunter safety instructors course begins September 13 at 7 30 p m at Heart Scout Pueblo in Phoenix. Open to Roosevelt Council Scouts and the public, it runs four Fridays through October 4 with no charge. Led by Fred Farnbach of the Arizona Fish and Game Department, it helps scout leaders guide outdoor merit badges and promote sportsmanship. Information from Jim Dempsey.
The Scotts dale Daily Progress presents a packed afternoon and evening lineup from KPHO KAET ASU KOOL CBS KTAR NBC with programs across multiple stations. It lists local news, specials, comedies, dramas, game shows, and kid shows along with air times from 4 p.m. to late night and into the morning.
Labor Day commentary on television's treatment of reporters. Cronkite's CBS News expands to 30 minutes while ABC NBC fail to sustain glamorous war correspondents. The piece argues TV must hire polished, trained paper men to represent journalism on screen.
In a Life Masters championship West deals and declarer aims for popularity while misreading positions. South should signal East for the king in clubs, then win diamonds, draw trumps, and play clubs to set up and discard hearts, potentially making 11 tricks. The correct line avoids relying on West for the king of clubs.
Aero Mayflower Transit Company based its findings on nearly 50 000 interstate moves involving about 200 000 people. It reports 24.5 percent more families moving into Arizona than out during the six months ending June 30. Net migration gain fell from 46.8 percent in 1962 to 24.5 in 1963 with fewer into state moves and more moving out.
Arizona State University holds its annual faculty planning conference Friday. Dr. G Homer Durham ASU president will present the State of the University address at 7 30 p m in Memorial Union ballroom after a 8 30 a m president s breakfast and morning sessions with deans and new faculty introductions. A 1 30 p m departmental meetings follow with a welcome from Dr Victor J Miller and a special musical program planned for the evening.
Arizona moves to train teachers for exceptional children as funds shift from districts to the state. Dr. William F. Hall notes the growing need for specialists to serve hard of hearing, blind, slow learners, bi lingual, physically handicapped, and gifted students. The state department now provides leadership and funding to relieve districts of the full cost of exceptional education studies.
The Westchester Lariats of Los Angeles present a two hour benefit at 8 p m on Monday Sept 9 at the Emerson School Auditorium 1817 N 7th St sponsored by the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association Iris Chester says forty five dancers will perform 30 to 35 numbers with world folk and ethnic dances including Philippine bamboo and cocoanut dances Mexican pelkas Ukrainian Hopaks Austrian Schuhplattler and classic Can Can Hula Tarantella and native American dances in colorful authentic costumes The group has toured nationwide including Alaska and has produced nearly 700 programs for military bases colleges and summer concerts with a braille translation service available The text discusses special education issues but the main notice is the benefit event and details of the performance
Hollywood reports Richard Egan faced shakeups during the Empire production near Santa Fe New Mexico. After cast changes and director death the show was retooled from an hour color western to a half hour black and white format shot in Hollywood. Egan remains optimistic about a fall return and potential renewal.
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