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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
24
A columnist critiques presidential medical coverage on television comparing Johnson Eisenhower and Truman eras. The piece laments overzealous TV exposure, imagines on air surgery commentary, and questions the impact of media scrutiny on the Presidency.
Televisions picks include Aspen film tour at 7 CH 5 on America and a Ski festival feature. Combat at 7:30 CH 2 and 12 shows GI form versus Saunders squad. Please Dont Eat the Daisies at 8 CH 5 and 22. Skelton show at 8:30 CH 7 and 9 with Bobby Rydell in a sketch. Funny Face at 9 CH 5 a Paris set musical. F Troop at 9 CH 12 with Don Rickles as Indian renegade. 10 CH 9 Harry Reasoner hosts a CBS News Special on cars in America.
Review of the week in television notes Andy Williams momentarily fell from a high stool during a midweek show station NBC taped the moment for potential reruns discussions suggest dropping the gag as tired and old. Nielsen ratings show CBS Lucy Show ranking sixth with Bonanza BeWitched Gomer Pyle retaining top spots and four new entries entering the Top 10.
The era features a mix of drive in businesses, custom auto shops, and drag strip racing shaping car culture. Enthusiasts visit service hubs, tuning shops, and race venues showcasing modified machines and high speed demonstrations.
London AP reports banks faced mammoth demand for the Churchill memorial crown the first British coin to bear a commoner. Presses at the Royal Mint could meet less than 10 percent of orders as the coin went on sale Monday. The Churchill crown valued at 70 cents features Queen Elizabeth II on one side and Sir Winston Churchill on the other.
A hard of hearing inventor in Erie, Pennsylvania describes a new extremely small hearing aid that amplifies whispers clearly. He invites interested readers to write HEARING at 32 E. 9th St. for full information at no cost or obligation.
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