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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
5
A long list of television programs across Saturday and Sunday schedules appears, followed by a brief local note: hunter Bob Penland of Canton, Ohio shot at a squirrel, causing another squirrel to fall from the same tree in Millersburg, Ohio. The fragment ends with Penland’s astonished remark.
A dense daily broadcast log lists shows from sunrise to sign off across programs like Sunrise Serenade and Record Varieties, with weather and news updates, farm notes, and religious segments. The document ends urging purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds during the 1963 Freedom Bond Drive, May 1 to July 4.
Charlton Heaton discusses George Stevens directing a biblical film starring Charlton Heston and Jose Ferrer. The crew films in painted Colorado River scenery at Desilu Pathe, with color consultant Eliott Elisoffen shaping palettes to resemble Renaissance hues while Heston praises Stevens and Ferrer.
Readable items note Mary Pittam and Donna Y. dating and Kathy S. and Dick R. breaking up. Arlys B. is a track star and Jeff P. gave Mary P. a rose. New fad Silly Putty and Bob E. plus Bill E. won $75 in an old talent contest. Diane S. heads to Kearney today.
Diane Sedgwick lists events for March including a Class A tournament game Alliance Gering versus Sidney with Sidney ticket price 50 cents at the door a dollar at 7 p.m. March 6. March 7 includes United Nations test two hours and Methodist women tea for Senior girls at 2 p.m. Echoes from Sidney High at 6 30 p.m. March 8 finals of basketball tournament at 8 p.m. March 9 Scout Exposition at Armory all day. March 10 Stars of Tomorrow show at 2 p.m.
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