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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
12
Veteran host Robert Keeshan says Captain Kangaroo has entertained five generations since 1955. He notes the show’s simple, calm format creates a one to one bond with preschool viewers and remains strong in a competitive children's TV market.
A Washington figure recalls a foreign student who said Senator Edward M Kennedy would have to be killed. The incident raises questions about how the FBI and Secret Service evaluate threats and when to act. It contrasts responses to political threats with swift action against hijack jokes, noting the Kennedy family tragedies.
Richard Charles Newell, Southern California's first heart transplant patient, died Wednesday night of pneumonia at age 58. The Torrance grocer had survived the 1969 transplant and become a symbol of early transplant success.
In New London local students will buy and dedicate a Buckeye tree at Recreation Park on April 25 under principal Donald Babcock. Children contribute coins to fund a five to six foot tree for the Arbor Day event. Oxnard resident Newell readmitted to Harbor General Hospital after a serious lung infection.
Television critic Rick Du Brow reviews ABC's two hour Arsenic and Old Lace adaptation. Luther Davis updates the script with modern touches, discotheque opener and laugh track, but pacing, direction, and performances undercut the farce. Cary Grant replaced by Bob Crane in the lead. Helen Hayes and Lillian Gish as the aunts. Fred Gwynne as the brother. The critic suggests Re-airing the movie.
Interview with Dr. Maynard K. Shapiro on elevating general practice to a medical specialty. He explains crisis care versus preventive health management and how bedside manner will shift through behavioral science training. The piece ends noting the author’s quest for a left shoulder pain solution.
A review shows multiple Ohio cases with charges including failure to comply with fire marshal orders, grand theft, cruelty to animals, malicious destruction of property, fraud, breaking and entering, assault, trespassing, non support, and a Willard case demanding a jury trial over an invalid operator's license. Details reference defendants Woods Cooper Jenkins Music Fletcher Robinson Damron Sheefer Zeller Frye and others in various actions.
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