Abandoned good taste in TV coverage of Kennedy death
The Ottawa Herald editorial criticizes the networks for intruding on private grief after President Kennedy's assassination. It cites Mrs Kennedy and the Tippit family as victims of sensational, intrusive televised coverage. It urges restraint and better taste while acknowledging the networks' right to report public events.
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Kenédy
NBC
CBS
ABC
J. D. Tippitt
Dallas
Kennedy
Exercise boosts leg strength after stroke says reader
Dear Sir recounts Buerger exercise lifting each leg to count thirty to improve leg circulation post stroke. Advice urges consistent use of muscles to aid recovery, noting religion of noninvasive, cost-free method and warning against inactivity. Other letters cover deodorant rash, blood type stability, abdominal issues, heel pain, pregnancy with diabetes, and local community notes.
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Buerger
G. M. Buerger
Television Schedule Log for Night and Day
Detailed daylong grid listing programs and times across channels. Names include Rifleman Bugs Bunny Rocky and Friends News Weather Sports Speak Up CBS Reports Ozzie and Harriet Virginian Patty Duke Price Is Right Beverly Hillbillies Ben Casey Dick Van Dyke Eleventh Hour Untouchables Johnny Carson Weather Planet features and more.
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Mr. Novak
Sportsman Friend
Marshall Dillon
Red Skelton
Redigo
McHale’s Navy
Richard Boone
Petticoat Junction
Jack Benny
Andy Williams
Garry Moore
Weather
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Peter Gunn
Pioneers
Cameo Theater
San Antonio
News
Faith of Our Times
Daily Word
Rifleman
Rockey and Friends
Lawman
CBS Reports
Ozzie and Harriet
Virginian
Patty Duke
Donna Reed
Glynis
Beverly Hillbillies
Ben Casey
Dick van Dyke
Danny ‘Kaye
Doug Weaver
Prayer and TV Schedule Verse in One Entry
A devotional fragment opens with a Bible verse and prayer praising God’s care. The rest lists a dense TV schedule with time blocks and show titles from 3:30 PM through 12:15 AM, including Yogi Bear, Wild Kingdom, Perry Mason, and The Steve Allen Weather segment, among others.
Television and Kennedy’s Legacy through Airwaves
In the wake of John F. Kennedy’s death television united Americans in grief. The blitz of coverage from Washington to Dallas let viewers feel connected, witnessing both formal moments and intimate scenes with the Kennedys. Networks maintained balance and dignity, guiding the country through a national nightmare and resuming regular programming soon.
Deskside Manner of Dermatologists Recalled in 1960s Note
A narrator recalls 10 years of dermatologist care filled with salves, pills, tests, and injections. Despite optimism and cheerfulness, cures were elusive. Yet a renewed treatment promises two months before results, leaving the author hopeful or wary about 1964 and a potential money-back guarantee.
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