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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
5
A January schedule lists a Santa Anita feature race at 4:00, Golden Century at 4:30, and a 4:45 Orange Bowl preview with Nebraska vs Alabama. Prime film lineups include Benguxi 1955 with Richard Carlson and Malo Powers, Paleface with Bob Hope and Jane Russell, and Journey Beneath the Desert.
A packed New Year's Eve schedule features the Orange Bowl Parade highlights hosted by Lorna Greene and Lena Horne specials with the Jack Parnell Orchestra. Evening includes film and TV lineups such as Auntie Mame, You'll Never Get Rich, The Bridge, The Egyptian, and Gunsmoke with guest appearances by Danny Thomas and Brigitte Bardot among others.
A dense television schedule fragment lists cartoons, religious programs, movies, sports, and public affairs across early evening to late night slots. It references Sacred Heart, The Big Picture, The Christophers, Frontiers of Faith, and various films with actors such as Nick Adams and John Derek, plus sports like NFL football and basketball events.
The listing outlines daily radio programming across several stations including K3GU FM 90.7 with shows through late night and Pam hosting Sunday segments. It also references KERA, KEBSW F 98.9, KOGM THGI with varied music, and KGO 103.7 Maps. Notable items include film showings like Stand Up and Cheer, The Quiet Man, and My Foolish Heart, plus programs Amateur Hour and Capitol Reporter and outdoors and wildlife features.
A dense TV guide fragment lists 6:00 Dick Powell program and 7:00 movie slots, plus a 9:00 murder witness note featuring Little Joe as chief witness, followed by multiple classic film titles and appearances by stars such as Peter Lawford, Dana Addams, John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, and Phyllis Kirk across a busy night of programming.
A fragmented display lists multiple AM and FM stations with offerings including news music and daily time blocks. Entries mention KGO 810 and Columbia Broadcasting Co with varied schedules from early morning to midnight, noting weekly patterns and special weekend timings.
Major Bay Area events of 1965 summarized including Viet Nam Day committee activities the Fox assassan case the San Francisco newspaper merger and the Hale Champion kidnapping alongside 1965 sports events. At 6 30 pm tele theme color hour features Hugh O Brian hosting an all Western show with Dolores Gray Eddy Arnold Peter Nero and guests.
An OCR fragment lists multiple movie entries and showtimes. It mentions White Slave Ship with Pier Angeli and Edmund Purdom, In Which We Serve, Sping Dark Web, Faith Domergue and John Mills, and The Great War with Vittorio Gassman and Silvana Mangano. The schedule shows afternoon and evening slots with times such as 11:30 By Station Editorial, 12:15, 1:00, 1:30, and 1:40.
TV answers indicate Chuck Connors and Anna Kassi starred in Geronimo with a note about Connors’ involvement. The question also references other TV star trivia and birthdays with various claims and corrections about actors from classic shows.
Hollywood feature on Rudy Thompson guiding the Arizona Boys Chorus ages eight to 35 as they prepare to appear on NBCs Bell Telephone Hour. Covers Thompson’s management of travel schedules, climate changes, homesickness, and the boys’ performances and idiosyncrasies during a demanding tour.
Channel 2 plans a 7:00 p.m. telecast of Lena Horne in Lena No. 2 a new musical special taped in England. The program, second in a trio, features Horne in varied moods with the Jack Parnell Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton and simple stage lighting.
Hollywood bon mots tally Hal Humphrey's Eighth Annual list of ten worst TV categories for 1965. Highlights include Our Private World, The Legend of Jesse James, Celebrity Game, A Salute to Stan Laurel, Camp Runamuck, The FBI, Face the Nation, Lost in Space, Jimmy Dean, and Clorox commercials drawing sharp mockery from critics.
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