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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1966
Page
2
A dense TV schedule notes diverse programs and events including films such as Frenchman's Creek and Calamity Jane, sports telecasts, and celebrity appearances. It lists ABC and other networks with shows like Spotlight on Your Leisure, Hollywood Palace, and The Face Is Familiar, alongside boxing, boxing, and Viet Nam war coverage.
Television listings reveal CBS plans a two hour nightly variety from Las Vegas hotels and ABC signs Josy Bishop for a new color late show from Hollywood. Premiers include broadcasts of The Bridge on the River Kwai and Hans Christian Andersen, with Becrat Agent and Get Smart repeats, plus Upbeat moves to a new slot and an opinion program with Sen. Dominick.
CBS affiliates backed a Tonight style with five minutes of news at the hour while CBS seeks a September rollout. Advertising interest grows with sponsors like Bristol-Myers and General Foods signing on. spots reportedly fetch 6500 dollars per minute as stations balance classic films and new late night ventures. Romania cancels a tour in protest over U.S. Viet Nam policy, impacting cultural exchanges.
Top viewing today includes 3 P.M. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS on Channel 7 with late films of Jim Ryan's world record mile and a Tony Lema tribute. At 9:30 P.M. Hollywood Palace in color features Arthur Godfrey hosting Abbe Lane Sid Cesar Corbett Monica and the Mamas and the Papas.
A health note explains the body's protection against illness in hot conditions and how excessive sweating can deplete salt. It warns that workers in the sun may suffer headache dizziness low blood pressure and rapid pulse. Salt tablets are suggested to prevent heat-related harm.
The weather report lists sun and moon times for Sunday July 31 1988 with highs and lows in feet for tides and temperatures from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. It notes 67 degrees for the lifeguard sea report and cites the Weather Bureau statistics alongside regional California details.
Budapest reports the death of 46 year old composer and folk music researcher Pal Jardanyl after a prolonged illness. The Musicians Union announced his death on Friday night in Budapest.
John Webb, 75, complains to Southborough council that girls playing on adjacent courts wear only bras and panties and asks for the practice to stop, describing ongoing discomfort from the exposure near his residence.
Its wonderful to find bugs in appliances may appear in classified ads. The note highlights humorous or odd items found among listings and invites readers to check the ad section for quirks.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown announced the retirement of Fred J. Engle Jr, chief of California's Conservation Camp program, effective August 13. Engle, brother of the late U.S. Senator Clair Engle, will step down as deputy director of the Department of Corrections and be succeeded by Robert L. Eklund, superintendent of the Southern Conservation Center at China.
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