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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
7
A collage of Ann Landers Q A exchanges covers a 64 year old voice fear, driving lessons woes, white wedding approval, friendship critique, teenage dating tips, and a sewing pattern advertisement. Includes vulnerable voices and practical guidance in a midcentury newspaper style.
Mother counsels thrift in party planning urging a backyard cookout instead of a costly venue. The column discusses balancing desire to keep up with peers against living within family income and lessons taught at home.
Medical memo explains that not all foot skin problems are athlete's foot and cautions against self treatment. When fungus is suspected, scrapings may be examined. other conditions mimic athlete's foot, sometimes caused by rubber cement or dye allergies. Treatment may require antifungals or antibiotics, plus keeping feet clean dry and ventilated with multiple sock changes.
A reader laments strict rules at a new central elementary school with long bus rides and limited activities. The columnist notes the school is orderly, children adapt quickly, and predicts rules will loosen as newness fades.
The Castro Valley Rebels schedule a Saturday hoedown with Al Stevens of Travis Air Force Base as guest caller. Jim McDonald will emcee and call some lips for the square dance program at Earl Warren School in Castro Valley located at 19722 Center St.
The page lists multiple Republican Convention broadcasts, showings for Mickey Mouse Club and Rocky and His Friends, plus News In Perspective and It’s A Wonderful World segments. Highlights include The Jim Backus Show Portrait In Music at 7, Underwater World color special, and The Negro Voter episode in Of People and Politics.
Editor notes that during the Republican Convention in San Francisco most evening programs are replaced. NBC, CBS and others assign reporters and use new audio channels from the convention floor to cover potential nominees. Listings include films and late shows during convention week.
The listing shows a cluttered slate with films and news reads including The Bride 1943 starring Robert Taylor and Ava Gardner, Slave Girl with Yvonne De Carlo and Broderick Crawford, Slattery’s Hurricane 1949 with Linda Darnell and Richard Widmark, Holy Matrimony 1843 featuring Monty Wooley and Gracie Fields, plus Tonight Show and various news slots across morning to midnight.
An early morning to afternoon radio and television timetable lists programs across farming news, education, cartoons, politics, and children’s shows. It names segments such as Farm Market Report, Meaning of Communism, Summer Semester, Captain Kangaroo, and Ladies Day.
A dense listing of radio and TV programming across channels KNBR KGO and others. It includes music blocks, talk shows, soap operas, game shows, movie airings such as Force of Evil and Drums in the Deep South, comedy and kids programs, news updates, and late night films, with various host names and time slots. The schedule features multiple networks, color broadcasts, and classic programs like The Guiding Light, The Lone Ranger, and The Rifleman, reflecting a bustling midcentury broadcast lineup.
A fragmented listing of radio stations with call signs and services including AM schedule notes. Mentions KSPD 540 Mewes Music 24 hours, RECR 16101, KNBR daily coverage, Columbia Broadcasting, KEW8 News Rally, KSAT Western Music, and other station identifiers with inconsistent timing data.
TV in Review covers tense mood at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Channel coverage varied with ABC CBS NBC all providing updates, while a Scranton letter to Goldwater sparked debate and a few lighter moments amid political maneuvering.
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