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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers urges reporting brutal parenting to juvenile authorities, condemning those who mind their own business. A reader describes neighbors with four children harmed by parental drink and fighting, while another writes about a daughter's vanity party dress and the value of humor in embarrassing moments.
Public notice from Seedle Dept at P.O. Box 163 Old Sea Station New York SLY. Instructions describe a winter coat pattern with a 7 Utis pattern add and mailing end to Alice Bro. Print plainly ADDRESS ZONE PATTERN.
Dr Herschensahin explains shingles or herpes zoster is a virus attacking nerves. One attack does not confer immunity and a second attack, if it occurs, is unlikely for 10 to 20 years. Symptoms include clusters of blisters along a nerve and severe pain, usually on one side of the torso or face. Recovery is complete but elderly patients may have persistent pain. Treatment is limited to antibiotics in some cases and soothing ointments while the condition runs its course.
Hayward NDGW Parlor 122 announces new chair men and committee members for the year. Mrs. Donald Tylor leads the revolving cake rates project assisted by Mmes. Eugene Degler Arthur Enos George Silva Donald Connors Mae Gomes and James Ferenz. Sept 1 Admission Day celebration planned in Fairfield with a decorated automobile entry led by chairwoman Mrs. Joseph Perez.
TV and radio listings for Monday August 74 show coverage of the Democratic National Convention including key addresses by Senator John Pastore. Programs include Walter Cronkite news, Cartoon Capers, Tombstone Territory, Yogi Bear, and a Rio Bravo film. Baseball scoreboard and nightly opera segments are also noted.
Editor notes convention coverage changes due to the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Network plans pool coverage, with NBC origin from Atlantic City for Today, CBS schedules adjusting anchors, and ABC retaining Howard K Smith and Edward Morgan. George Gobel to reprise convention commentary between commercials.
A late day TV and movie listing shows 4:30 p m to midnight programming. Highlights include Medusa Against the Lan of Hercules, Auntie Mame, It Came From Outer Space, The Long Gray Line, Thunderhoot, Stanley and Livingstone, Saddle Tramp, This Time For Keeps, and The Untouchables. Also listed are News, Bay Area Profile, The Tonight Show, and The Meaning of Communism segments with various hosts and stars.
A dense broadcast and farming schedule lists program times and titles from 5:30 a.m. through 12:45 p.m. for August 25. Entries cover farm reports, classrooms, cartoons, game shows, soap operas, and news segments featuring Tannehill, Trebor, Mike Wallace, and other hosts along with syndicated series such as The Price Is Right, The Guiding Light, and As The World Turns.
A dense radio and television schedule lists time slots for programs on KGO and other stations, featuring shows like The Bamboo Prison, Pushover, The Eddie Cantor Story, and The Sundowners. It also notes sports and news segments, dramatic features, and older film titles with cast members, presenting a snapshot of daily entertainment and public affairs programming.
President Johnson signed the $17.9 billion anti poverty bill and an SEC bill with dozens of pens, dipping 72 to 42 pens respectively as he marked the ceremonies. He then handed the pens as souvenirs to congressmen, cabinet members, labor leaders, and others amid a flurry of publicity and visitors in the White House events.
A fragmented timetable lists KSFO KSAY KNBR KCBS KEWB and KEWB voices with daily 24 hour broadcasting, music blocks and susbsequent notes. Mentions include Newty feusie Newey Music and National Broadcasting Co with various time slots and Sunday schedules.
Fragmented OCR listing contains multiple radio station call signs and broadcast times. Notable entries include KSGU KPFA KSER KERA KRON KAFE KOFC KRE KGO and KNYD with various daily and weekend time spans. Reading shows inconsistent formatting and stray characters amid program blocks.
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