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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
4
A compiled timetable lists San Francisco channels and regional stations including KHSL TV Chico KTVU Oakland KSBW Salinas and KCRA TV Sacramento with channel numbers and scheduling notes for viewers. The snippet also mentions KQED and general station identifiers in the Bay Area and surrounding cities.
A garbled listing from a December broadcast page mentions Rod Sherry Pat OBrien Keenan Wynn and Rhonda Teming with references to Gunsmoke Bullwhip and The Mike Fielding Case. Includes channel 3 reports and a Flipper and Twilight Zone items with a Florida coast operation clue.
A cluttered schedule lists TV and film offerings across the evening. Highlights include Prodoliev a Russian composer study with Bolshoi and Leningrad Ballet, plus Stalag 17 a World War II POW comedy. The lineup features Mission Impossible with Lloyd Bridges and Peter Graves, Get Smart, and many classic films with star names like William Holden Clark Gable and James Stewart.
A dense list of time slots and programs spans religious shows weather, dramas, sports and films. Notable items include Sacred Heart, The Bible Answers, Davey and Goliath, The Christophers, and films like Bank Raiders and Star Is Born. Multiple sports broadcasts and various educational segments fill the day.
Tomorrow’s schedule lists Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer with Burl Ives as Sam the Snowman, Bell Telephone Hour featuring The Cleveland Orchestra with George Szell, the film Golden Boy starring Halden and Stanwyck, and the Andy Williams Show with guests Elke Sommers and Pat Boone among others.
A fragmented listing of showings and performers including Rudaiah the Red Nosed Reindeer, William Demarest, Margie and Gower Champion, and multiple film and musical segments. Mentions of The Cleveland Orchestra, Bollywood, Lassie, a monster plant creature story, and varied entertainers populate a scattered schedule with incomplete details.
Puzzle text compiles scattered across clues including Uberated Trade Logked condescends ingly Wines Symbol of perfection and several encoded or garbled terms. It lists multiple number markers and odd spellings suggesting a damaged OCR crossword page with across and down entries and stray phrases.
A fragmented TV guide style passage lists puzzles, show titles, actors, and scheduling notes across many programs. It references Inspector Erskine, The Con taminator, An Enemy of the People, The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse, Perry Mason, Danger Man, Richard Diamond, The Andy Williams Show, Candid Camera, and various movies and sports segments with year tags and guest stars.
Hollywood: Jack Lemmon launches Jalem Productions with Martin Manulis to film Murray Shisgal's Luv. Lemmon, who shed 23 pounds for the role, plays a loser who contemplates death, breaking comedy norms with a sympathetic, self pitying lead.
Hollywood star Debbie Watson, 17, says there is no single ideal marrying age, stressing readiness and financial stability. On the film set for The Cop Ones she weighs career versus marriage, noting parental approval and long acquaintance as key factors. Her status as a teenage bride and close peers like Karen and Tammy influence her views. Debbie acknowledges age limits in work but not in love as she balances vows with a budding career.
Cairo Egypt The Higyptian Ministry of Education says theater revenues at morning shows rose 50 percent after the new school year opened. The increase alarms officials who fear effects on students and daily routines.
A damaged listing fragment mentions Dominicans Convert FO and a postal box in Minion San Jere with a phone number 457-2448. The readable text is unclear about action or context and lacks complete names or dates.
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