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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
11
Dear Ann Landers offers a look at values over wealth as a woman keeps a small ring she cherishes after decades. The reader notes a mother urging return of a small diamond while the husband later becomes a multimillionaire, showing character over material status.
The Transportation Committee of the American Cancer Society hosted a reception at Mrs. Arnold Linden’s Castro Valley home to thank 30 volunteer drivers who shuttle cancer patients to Bay Area hospitals. In two years the group grew from 10 to 30 drivers, with 40 guests, including Bay Area cancer society dignitaries. The group’s name Free Wheelers was officially adopted by the Cancer Society. Phi Delta Gamma Chapter meets tomorrow at 8 pm at Mrs. Ronald Amaral’s San Leandro home. Curtains and Drapes will be presented, and funds for washers and dryers for a mental retardation home will be discussed.
Experts advise not to slap or strike the back of a choking person unless death seems imminent. Most swallowed objects lodge in the larynx or trachea, triggering a spasm that may worsen if a back slap disrupts breathing. A sharp blow between the shoulder blades is only advised when immediate danger is evident to dislodge the obstruction.
A father scolds a teen over failing grades and past punishments while announcing a change to home study. He says the new plan will let the teen manage responsibilities with parental support only when asked, framing it as more effective than ongoing punishment.
January headlines report on Abbott and Costello partnership and Hantley Arinktey analysis. Walter Cronkite anchors major update as The Big News broadcasts. Abbott and Costello OBE recipients highlighted with a brief recap of the day’s top stories.
A dense list of broadcast items outlines programs on immigration themes at the port of San Francisco and English study on unmarried mothers, interleaved with musical variety acts, news conferences, and classic films. Notable names include Andy Williams, Connie Francis, Roger Williams, Peter Jennings, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, and Debut hours span evening to early morning across multiple channels.
A dense TV guide fragment lists program times, hosts, and debuts across the morning to late night slots. Notable entries include Jim Dunbar’s Sunrise Semester debut, Mike Wallace coverage, daytime game shows, soap operas, and classic cinema listings with titles like Gorilla at Large and Rodan.
Pattern 9084 offers a dandy school and Saturday look with vest and pleated skirt in check or plaid wool and a cotton blouse. Includes sizes 6 through 14 with yardage details and mail order prices, plus a fall winter catalog coupon and instructions for ordering from Marian Martin at The Daily Review.
A roster of radio stations with frequencies and daily hours including FM and AM options. Entries cover KJAZ RPFA KERA IKRON HEAR IKAFE RCBS FM KB8M and others with varying daily schedules and broadcast times. The list notes 24 hour services and daytime slots across multiple frequencies.
A fragmented schedule lists AM Radio timetable details for Broadbolling Co with news and music daily. It notes a 30 cent daily rate and specific weekend start times, along with a CBS Columbia Broadcasting Co listing for news and music with a 24 hour daily cycle.
A fragmented listing of films with sparse cast notes and plot hints. Ambush features an adventurer aiding a sister of his girlfriend to rescue her from renegade Indians. Gorilla at Large centers on a park murder and a fake gorilla. Cruisin Down the River follows a riverboat captain and a nightclub vessel. Rodun shows a giant flying monster rising from the earth. Fame of Araby follows a wild stallion linked to a princess and a wanderer.
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