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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
16
A playful readers quiz argues there is one People World where men and women share skills. It tests practical knowledge from car repair to resumes, sewing, cooking, and recognizing famous figures, urging equal curiosity across sexes with a scoring system.
Members of two area Beta Sigma Phi chapters schedule several events this month. A pledge ritual will be presented to Mrs. Rita Chapler at Mrs. Henry Soler’s home in San Lorenzo at 6 p.m. Mrs. Peter Cava and Mrs. Hay Lucas lead the program. Sigma Rho plans a meeting Thursday with members and guests on Saturday featured. Baby Want A Kiss is a Cha bot College event chaired by Mrs. John Hurst and Mrs. David Stewart.
The text notes dry indoor air in cold months can irritate throat and nose and disrupt sleep. It suggests placing a bowl of water on a radiator or using a towel as a wick from a heat vent to humidify air. Caution against placing towels near gas or electricity. It also recommends orange peels or eucalyptus oil to ease breathing.
Fremont Chapter Women of the Moose hosts a Chinese New Year dimmer at Moose Lodge Hall 378 Niles Blvd then a dance at 7 p.m. Two p.m. day sees Ladies Auxiliary to World War I Barracks 306 meet at 1:30 p.m. Electric blankets sleep tips follow with relaxations and warm beverages suggested for better rest.
Aces and Laces Square Dance Club plans a dance from 8 to 11 30 p m at Bohannon Road 80 Beckman Road San Lorenzo. Ed Looney, club caller, and guest-caller Skip Graham will be featured in the program.
A concise listing shows broadcast timetables for Ch 36 KGSC TV in San Jose Ch 2 KTVU Oakland and Ch 3 KCRA TV Sacramento. The entry notes channel numbers and station identifiers in a compact timetable style for local viewers.
A dense schedule of 1960s era television and film features includes Western horse schooling documentaries, a gossip of star guests, dramatic sci fi and comedies. Notable names and programs mentioned include Lucy, Lucy tries, Dick Cavett hosted shows, Star Trek The Immunity Syndrome, Louis Armstrong, Jeannie Sommers, Richard Pryor, and Captain Sinbad. The page strings together a montage of programs, pilots, and movie listings with vibrant era flavor.
A cluttered TV schedule blends music and drama with a violin virtuoso and his musical family in a carnival of programming. The piece notes an unusual murder case from the Deep South, civil rights themes, and a lineup including stage and screen actors, plus several film highlights and housing hearing coverage.
Fragmented listing shows a Saturday morning schedule with various show titles and time slots. It mentions stations and programs including racing or reading segments and film mentions, with scattered names such as Rod Cameron and Forrest Tucker and locations like Santa Clara and Santa Barbara.
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