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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
7
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A collection of readers write to Ann Landers with opinions on viewing a deceased with glasses, smoking etiquette at homes, a teen crush mailed with cheeky envelopes, and spanking frank advice. The letters mix criticism of counsel, personal boundaries, and requests for guidance.
A reader notes a young couple with a baby having bright blue eyes despite both parents having dark brown eyes. Her analysis explains how blue eyes can appear in children even when parents lack them, stressing heredity and the possibility of a blue-eyed grandparent.
A reader asks how to handle sister noise and the response suggests calm differences without fuss and notes that spelling matters in daily life. The piece promotes Shirley Schraub’s list of 100 commonly misspelled words, available by mail with a stamped return envelope and postage.
A mother laments the extra work a baby brings and notes how her child reflects the home atmosphere. The piece highlights parental responsibility and the baby’s responsive behavior.
A condensed TV guide segment lists films and programs for the day. Titles include Battle at Apache Pass (1952) with John Lund and Jeff Chandler, The Last Outpost (1951) with Ronald Reagan and Rhonda Fleming, and Devil's Canyon (1953) with Virginia Mayo, plus various dramatic and cartoon offerings and news/sports slots across channels with listed times.
NBC pre convention coverage in San Francisco includes 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. segments on Hugh Downs morning shows and Deliberations of the GOP Platform Committee. Interviews with political figures and news events from the Cow Palace site accompany the week long preview.
A fragmented overview lists film and TV items from segments titled News Waller onkile and Fractured Flickers. It notes The Brave One (1956) starring Michel Ray and Rodolfo Hoyos, with related broadcasts including Voice less Millions and Dr. Kildare style programming.
A scrambled listing shows a jammed 1940s through 1950s TV lineup with movies such as Time Without Pity and Circle of Danger, plus news programs and variety shows. Entries mention cast members and era details, reflecting a busy broadcast slate across multiple channels.
A dense broadcast schedule lists morning farm market reports and Datelines, followed by a lineup of educational programs, cartoons, news briefs, and variety shows. Notable items include The Tempest adaptation, Diver Dan, Captain Kangaroo, The Real McCoys, and The Price is Right, with interleaved religious and cooking segments.
A dense listing of television and radio programming across the day includes shows from Haven of Rest to The Tonight Show, with many film titles such as They Came to Blow Up America and The Glass Wall. Notable entries feature Anna Sten, George Sanders, Vittorio De Sica, and Glenn Ford, plus multiple public affairs, game shows, and news bulletins.
Radio schedule overview lists KSFO S821 News and Music 24 hours daily with stations KERC S101 REO KNBR U680 KNBR and KCBS 1740 CBI Columbia Broadcasts Co Hema Music Daily 14 hours Kod inel American Broadcasting Co News Music Daily 5 0 am to Midnight XKEWS 9107 News Music Daily 2 hours daily.
Fragmented OCR from a radio schedule lists stations KSGU L901 KALW KEAR KGO and others with times in a rough format. It includes morning to late night slots, shows and programs, with several unreadable pieces but preserves names and some timing cues. The text resembles a dense broadcast grid of stations and air times rather than a coherent article.
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