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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
7
Dr H L Herschensohn discusses tachycardia a rapid heart rate from various causes. He notes diagnosis requires examination and treatment may include drugs maneuvers or safe pressure. An emergency ice collar method rapidly lowered a patient’s heart rate from 172 to 60 beats per minute.
In a readers letter a neighbor separated from her husband asks Mrs B to watch her chronically ill child when no one is home until four. The school requests an emergency contact and the caller ends up responsible for a sick child all day. The answer advises limiting calls to real emergencies and asking the nurse or school for an alternate contact to share the burden.
On Monday May 14 Captain Satellite hosts The Young Marrieds and a 1952 film So Little Time. The lineup includes The Burning Mills with Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood, and color feature Gallant Legion. Also shows The Sword and the Dragon and Have Gun Will Travel plus Huckleberry Hound and local editorial segments.
A program segment discusses the Sacramento-San Joaquin delta areas with a dispute between farmers who want brush cleared and conservationists and sportsmen who value the natural landscape. The broadcast features Andy Williams and guests Maureen O'Hare Bill Dana Dorival Caymmi with commentary on local ecology and recreation. The schedule lists a 7 p.m. time slot and related topics including a Vietnam hearing and a CBS News Special on driver testing.
A dense listing of 1960s network programs and film features across the day. Entries include Peter Potamus Huntley Brinkley reports Don Brice Nancy Clark Newsbeat and many shows such as The Untouchables Tales of Wells Fargo and The Andy Griffith Show with guest stars and film titles like Marie Antoinette 1962 and I'll Cry Tomorrow along with variety programs The Man From U N C L E and The Bing Crosby Show. The schedule notes multiple repeats and special segments including a Vietnam hearing and historical films.
News item notes Walter Cronkite as a central figure with broadcast details. Mentions Brown and Jensen in connection to the channel’s reporting lineup. Limited readable text suggests a TV news snippet or program listing from a local newspaper page.
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs, including classic movies such as Bill of Divorcement 1932 and The Uninvited 1944, plus news segments and series like Leave It To Beaver and Gunsmoke. Contains numerous titles, actor names, and channel notes from a historical broadcast guide.
Radio listings show multiple networks such as ANBR and CBS offering news and music around the clock. Entries note station call signs, ownership, and daily hours with several indicating full 24 hour service and weekend variations.
Washington AP Chief Federal Mediator William E Simkin told Congress in an annual report that strikes may become an outmoded union pressure method in several industries The director of FMCS said many unions or employers still feel they cannot reach advantageous deals without brinkmanship near deadlines He added that solutions found through calm consideration are likely to be more prompt and effective than those negotiated under pressure
Josephine proposes a 25 cent down payment with the remainder funded by proceeds from an advertising streamer on the back. The unusual sales pitch highlights a barter style deal tied to future ad revenue.
In Nicosia a Greek Cypriot national aid soldier was killed today amid an exchange of fire with Turkish Cypriots. Authorities did not disclose further details or casualty figures.
San Francisco tickets go on sale May 24 for the Ice Follies at the Ship Box Office on Mason Street and Greyhound terminals. Opening night June 16 at Win 4189 features stars including Ina Bauer and the Scarecrows with proceeds benefiting the Herbert Hoover Memorial Boys Club. Tickets and reservations available by phone, with matinees on Saturdays at 2 40 p.m. and Sundays at 1 30 p.m. Prices range from 2.50 to 4.50.
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