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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1963
Page
8
Charles Barnes leads a display of free running liberty horses in a Wallace style drill as the Carson and Barnes 3 Ring Circus visits Sidney on Thursday August 29. The act promises more expertly trained horses than previous years with dramatic maneuvers and disciplined ponies.
Rush Creek notes Janice Bartling earned a B A at Colorado State College in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Bill Bartling hosted dinner for relatives including Orville Krauter and Anna Thompson of Sidney and others, with gatherings around Sidney and Blair areas.
A dense timetable lists KSID program slots from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM and beyond. The schedule features News Weather Sports Music and syndicated programs including Paul Harvey Sunrise Serenade and Jack Linkletter Show with local features such as Dalton Community Program Hospital News and Livestock Markets.
Radio schedule lists daytime and evening segments from 6:00 to 10:30 with programs including Livestock Markets News ABC News Baseball Report Weather and music interludes. Prominent items include Paul Harvey News Edward R. Murrow and a Trading Post segment. Ads invite readers to use telegraph want ads for selling or trading.
Ava Gardner storms out on a Fairchild date with Capitol producer Richard Jones. Cary Grant hypnotized at Interlude as Pat Collins' bit triggersRonald Reagan jests. Steve McQueen and Jerry Catron injured on Soldier in the Rain set. Betsy Duncan birthday cheers at Canadore. Connie Haines zipper mishap at Riviera. McQueen and Arlington Car crash patrol. Road trips haunt The Letter Men with car and wagon losses. Ben Hecht’s daughter Jenni joins Winkelberg crew.
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