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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
7
A medical memo notes some individuals tolerate detergents better than soap. Tests on 200 persons with over 190 detergents found many milder than common toilet soap. Soaps are alkaline and suit most people, but those allergic or chemically irritated may prefer neutral or acidic detergents with doctor guidance.
Readers discuss rising focus on social and emotional skills in schools and the impact on academics. Parents seek guidance on boosting a child’s IQ through at home activities, with educators stressing balanced development and reading instruction. A note praises reading comprehension and notes reading strategies vary by subject. The column cites Shirley Schraub’s booklet on raising a child’s IQ and how to obtain a copy.
A garbled plea describes a knit jacket pattern with 2 strand worsted yarn in pale fern 7038. It mentions a RIM 86 88 sizing note, a 13 cent pattern surcharge, and mail to The Daily Review Needlecraft column in New York. The fragment references patterns, embroidery, and a request for 25 cents.
A dialogue between a mother and daughter discusses interruptions and politeness. The mother cites Mrs Jones's perception and urges mutual patience while talking. It cautions against letting social judgment drive behavior and recommends both sides strive to let the other finish.
A fragmentary TV and cinema listing shows weekday programs including Donovans Brain with Lew Ayres and Nancy Davis, December Bride, The Three Stooges Theater, Popeye shorts, Hocus Pocus, and other early television segments. It notes various times such as 4:50 pm and 5:30 pm, along with channel listings and news blocks from Huntley Brinkley and Cronkite.
A scrambled OCR style listing shows a mishmash of program times and names including Operation Alphabet, Focus on Farming, Formula for Learning, Wake Up and Read, Al Collins Show, Diver Dan, Captain Kangaroo and News. The text preserves era voice without coherent narrative, presenting a chaotic grid of segments and placeholders.
A chaotic listing of TV programs, movie titles, and ratings from a historical station lineup. The garbled text mentions Northside, James Stewart, Lee J. Cobb, and films like Heaven Knows Mr. Allison, with numerous shows such as Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, and The Guiding Light.
A dense archival snippet lists radio station frequencies and schedules across the San Francisco area, naming KALW and KYA among others with times, daily patterns, and program blocks. It mixes station metadata, show titles, and TV listings for late primetime across several channels, noting programs like The Danny Thomas Show, The Andy Griffith Show, News programs, and various movie slots.
At 8 90 p.m Haven at Rest airs on KGO 810 followed by Crane at the Hungry i at 11 30 on KGO 810. The listing highlights two radio acts with times and station.
An OCR fragment lists radio networks and schedules including Mutual Broadcasting System, National Broadcasting Co, American Broadcasting Co, KGO, and WEWB. Entries note News and Music blocks with daily hours such as 7, 24, and 74 hours, plus weekend variations and station identifiers.
Emmy winning series off next season at 10 p.m. includes three skits spoofing ice hockey a musical salon and a 1890s swain with Jane Connell Karen Morrow and Gordon Connell. Sid will be back in the fall. Also Giants visit Dodgers for two games at Chavez Ravine with Hodges and Simmons calling the action.
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