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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1965
Page
10
A compact log compiled by Ruth Palm presents concise notes and entries, capturing dates events and observations in a clear archival format. The log emphasizes essential details suitable for reference and historic record keeping.
A catalog of television programs lists items with note that all programs are subject to change. Changes reflect scheduling adjustments and potential late additions to the lineup.
A dense listings page summarizes tonight's television slate with color episodes and guest stars. Highlights include Flipper rescuing blood plasma, Jackie Gleason and Count Basie appearances, Gilligan's Island eye of the idol plot, Rhapsody with Elizabeth Taylor, Gunsmoke with John Dehner, Look Back in Anger with Burton and Bloom, and Tonight Show guests Rita Moreno and Telly Savalas.
The Republican Women’s Club hosts a sunrise Easter service at 6 am and 10 am breakfast during a week of revival at Eaton Township Slack Rivers Church. A May Primary ballot issue discussion follows at 10 am with Mrs Wayne Cowley presiding. Democratic and Republican clubs have invited area members to attend nightly revival at 7:30 pm through Monday.
The 38 member Cedarville College choir directed by Wal Meissner Jr will present a sacred program at First Baptist Church West Main Street Spencer featuring Brahms Motet and Beethoven Hallelujah. The concert begins Tuesday at 7 20 pm with minor works and choir men performing portions of the program.
The NBC color program features Bob Hope delivering a brisk hour of monologue and sketches with guests Gina Lollobrigida Frankie Avalon Pete Fountain and more. Hope endears as a wallowing yet witty host whose vaudeville shtick stirs nostalgia and mild laughter despite uneven material.
The Paramount Theater in Times Square reopened after a year’s closure amid a snowstorm and chaotic crowd. Soupy Sales headlines a kid show with Morris Levy viewing the revival as a landmark moment, as thousands pack the venue and ticket sales surge for multiple performances replacing the long dormant stage.
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