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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
13
Readers discuss military airline discounts and being bumped. The column advises paying full fare to guarantee seats and shares blunt advice about a troubled household, urging eviction of a destructive stepson and offering a self help booklet option.
A memo stresses that pregnancy benefits from medical care including physical exams blood tests and urine checks. It notes doctors monitor blood pressure listen to the fetus feel movement and may adjust baby position if needed. It warns against unsafe medicines and urges professional guidance over neighborly advice. Dr Herschensohn cannot answer individual questions yet due to high mail volume.
A letter to Dear Mrs Schraub argues that schools now judge children on social skills and popularity rather than core subjects. Mrs Schraub advocates home and school collaboration to shape personality while keeping academic basics. A pupil asks for action over a Social Studies teacher who forgets details, seeking guidance on passing or failing.
A fragmented listing notes a film titled Fighting Lee and a Navy organizing effort in the Pacific, with cast mentions including John Wayne and Susan Hayward and various broadcast schedules and editors in a murky outtake.
A Madison stream of TV listings shows color films like White Waters of the Salmon and The Wonderful World Discover Spain, with news segments, Westerns, and dramas. Notable items include Cronkite portraits, Ensign OToole, Beverly Hillbillies, Gunsmoke, and Johnny Carson Tonight, plus multiple movie entries featuring Kirk Douglas, Merle Oberon, and Donald O’Connor.
A December seven report details Jeff Chandler Sidney Poitier Hugh O'Brien and the Red Bull Express supply trucks as they push through German held territory to keep front line troops supplied with essential matériel.
A scrambled OCR page shows a December morning to afternoon TV schedule listing news programs, cartoons, game shows, dramas, and educational segments. Entries mention Mike Wallace news, Dick Tracy, Gypsy Rose Lee, The Tonight Show style parodies, soap operas Days of Our Lives and Another World, plus cooking and science segments, all in a dense, era-specific lineup.
A dense listing of radio stations with call signs and frequencies, showing daily hours, program blocks, and notes on special shows. Includes KSGU and KALW schedules, movie listings, game shows, news blocks, and a long roster of programs across stations with times and offerings.
A reader asks if Roger Smith from Mr. Roberts is married. The answer says not currently married, noting a recent divorce from Australian actress Victoria Shaw and gossip that Anni Margret may be next. Another question discusses Dragnet originating on radio before TV, confirming it was a radio series first.
Timetable lists AM Radio channels with News and Music offerings. Columbia Broadcasting Co provides 24 hour daily service. AMatican Music shows continuous daily programming. KSAYo covers News and Weather with daily schedule from Sunday through midnight.
High Shoals Georgia veteran mail carrier Harl F. Anthony, now 76, has served Star Rowie from Bishop to High Shoals in Oconee County for 49 years. He just earned a four year renewal on his mail carrying contract and recalls delivering through every mode from coal wagons to feet, wading through high water when needed, never missing a collection or delivery.
A vintage cinema page lists multiple 1930s to 1960s film titles with star casts. Moonlight in Hawaii features Jong Frazee and Mischa Auer in a musical comedy about show business while Night of the Blond Beast stars Michael Emmet and Angela Greene as an astronaut-counter monster tale.
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