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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
17
TV previews highlight the Woodwinds series featuring wind quintet with Yehudi Menuhin for intermediary students. Channel 6 presents music for youth, with introductions by Menuhin and performances by notable ensembles.
Hollywood TV drama Ben Casey explores a deaf girl’s struggle with stigma and a father’s misjudgment. June Reed’s compelling performance and eight Deaf children offer hopeful proof that guidance helps afflicted youths find a place in society, despite melodramatic flaws.
New York ABC television began about 15 minutes late this morning due to a strike by ushers or pages from the National Association of Broadcasting Employes and Technicians. A spokesman said radio operations started on time at 7 a.m. while TV telecasting began at 7. Merle Vorster noted the network had planned 6 45 a.m. start and blamed the pages strike over contract terms.
In Schenectady New York General Electric describes Nimbus a weather satellite with flywheel muscles air jet attitude control electronic sensors eyes and a computer brain to keep it steady in its sun orbit for the government.
Radio dial KTAN through KXEW lists station call signs, frequencies, and program formats. Details include news hours, music genres, language offerings, and daily schedules such as Spanish language blocks and CBS ABC network affiliations.
Special radio program listing names such as Falton Lewis Jr and Carl McIntire with various station tags and time markers. Mentions of World Today and related talk segments appear, noting multiple station identifiers and program titles.
A schedule listing at 7 30 p m features Senator Barry Goldwater in a program block followed by music for young people then Petticoat Junction and McHale s Navy offering a mix of political, musical, and sitcom content for the evening lineup.
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