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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
6
The fragmented schedule lists programs from soap and game shows to films and sports. Highlights include The Dating Game and Newlywed Game in daytime slots, Mannix and McCloud style mysteries, classic Westerns, Hogan's Heroes, and Hollywood Palace amid news brief mentions.
The schedule lists NCAA games Purdue at Notre Dame Florida at Florida State Holy Cross at Harvard and Colorado at California. Channel 12 previews The Train with Burt Lancaster and cast plus season premieres for My Three Sons Hogan’s Heroes Petticoat Junction and Mannix on Channel 10. Evening films include The Lady Killer of Rome Moby Dick and Monkey on My Back among others with additional news and talk segments.
A sprawling Sunday lineup lists cartoons, dramas, news, sports, and movies from 5:30 a.m. to 10:45 p.m. including pro football games Rams vs Browns in Cleveland and Jets vs Bills in Buffalo, and films like Bachelor Party and Now Voyager among others.
A scrambled crosswords set gives clues with across items like Musical instrument and Narrow flat haara. Many entries include misread words and garbled spellings such as Teutonie deity, Sandaracitrea, and Awalt settlement. The string mixes numbers and stray letters indicating OCR errors on a vintage puzzle page.
A Sunday lineup features Disney’s Wonderful World of Color at 4:30 on Channel 12 with Boomerang Dog of Many Talents and a turkey market run. At 6:00 on Channel 3 Come Blow Your Horn stars Frank Sinatra with family complications. Ed Sullivan Presents returns on Channel 10 with guests Red Skelton Diana Ross the Supremes Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme.
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