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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
11
A dense listing of TV programming across days, including news bands, weather, sports, and a mix of feature films and serials. Names like Alan Ladd, Grace Kelly, Marilyn Monroe, Ronald Reagan, Barbara Rush appear in movie entries.
A TV schedule lists films from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring The Bridges at Toko Ri with Holden and Kelly, River of No Return with Monroe and Mitchum, The Hasty Heart with Reagan and Neal, Wabash Avenue with Grable, Calypso Heat Wave with Desmond, and Woman Trap with Michael.
The Star presents an evening lineup with The Star Recommends TV Highlights at 7:00 and 8:30 featuring Red Skelton in color with Paul Ford and the Dreamers, plus F Troop Scourge of the West and Petticoat Junction in color as Kate and Linda Saunders join the show for new plots.
West Germany faces a close election Sunday that could shake Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's government or end his tenure. Bonn correspondent Carl Hartman reports the vote may bring significant changes to the political leadership and policy direction.
In Raleigh Associated Artists of North Carolina select a bowling alley for their annual show on October 23. A spokesman says the venue is the only Raleigh building with sufficient wall space for all the exhibits.
The Massachusetts Department of Education will launch a million dollar program on September 21 to reduce illiteracy among about 250000 adults in the state. Polls show the outcome of the West German election could favor either the Christian Democrats or the coalition, with potential shifts in foreign policy and balance of power depending on the 5 percent threshold for party seats in the Bundestag.
The listing shows a 5:0 time slot with 4-Leave It To Beaver, 6 Cartoons, 33 Hawaiian Eye, 35 Cartoon Clubhouse, 5:30 2, 6 Superman, 4 Wells Fargo, 7 Rifleman, 5:45 11 Cartoons, 5:55 10 House Divided.
Following the Kennedy memoir wave a flood of Humphrey Bogart books arrives. Six titles are listed from publishers and journalists including Paul Michael and Richard Gehman. Laur en Bacall cooperates on an official bio while Bacallian irony greets the flood.
Unit officials of the Auto Workers say Maumee a Toledo suburb is the most potential Ohio site if Chrysler Corp moves Highland Park machining facilities out of Michigan. Governor Romney has assured unions he will oppose relocation and plans a meeting with Chrysler president Lynn Townsend.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announces 150 expansion projects totaling 261 million dollars under way in the State University system. The billion-dollar program includes 58 units statewide and is advancing at an unparalleled pace, he says.
In colonial days some Americans used mint baths to soothe nerves as part of daily life in New York. The practice reflects period remedies and domestic routines observed by contemporaries.
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