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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
16
A neighbor, 17, Diane, running for Senior Class President, challenges the idea of popularity. She argues youth culture now prizes individuality over fitting in, values personal integrity, and prioritizes activities from rehearsals to volunteering, redefining what it means to be popular.
A reader asks if a young cousin doctor can bill for a night visit and sleeping pills after XRays show no fracture. another urges frank talk about missing teeth with a dating partner. and a third advises ending a one sided, gift heavy relationship to avoid deeper hurt. The letters echo practical ethics, dental concern, and honesty in personal ties.
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists shows and times including Misterogers The American West and Death Valley Days. It mentions a young couple married by mistake and a week to court, then a dam project in dynamite mountains posing a threat to thousands as an engineering team plans construction.
A TV guide style listing highlights college all star game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. Programs include Judd defending a murder case, Frank McGee reporting Feeding the Billions, LSD documentary, Star Trek and Gomer Pyle segments with guest stars and action plots.
A cluttered radio schedule mixes agricultural programming with a diverse cinema line up. Notable entries include movies starring Ronald Colman and Kirk Morris, TV shows with Steve Allen and Jack Benny, and a feature on world food projections with Frank McGee.
Rick Du Brow surveys child programming with a bleak tone as networks push ratings driven yet educationally dubious shows. Bank Street College and CBS NBC mention gentler, civilized approaches, promising teacher collaboration and the Captain Kangaroo lessons guiding early childhood education.
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