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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
17
Ruth Palu compiles key highlights from recent events and performances. The roundup summarizes notable moments, standout figures, and emerging trends across sports culture and local affairs.
The listing shows numerous color programs and movies across channels. Highlights include The Crimson Pirate with Burt Lancaster and Eva Bartok, Three Little Words with Fred Astaire and Red Skelton, They Came to Cordura with Gary Cooper and Rita Hayworth, and The Old Fashioned Way with W C Fields. Also featured are Perry Como specials, The Lucy Show, Dr Kildare with Darren McGavin, and Jesse James with Ann Sothern plus tennis guests and regional host lines.
New York reviewer H D Quigg lauds animal-focused TV with NBC Wild Kingdom and CBSs Operation Gwamba. Cronkite narrates the Surinam animal rescue led by John Walsh, highlighting Walshs courage and humorous exchanges with locals. Ed Sullivan and space footage frame a chaotic, exuberant Sunday night lineup.
The Vermilion and Lorain YMCAs publish altered hours for December. Stilley states women’s evening fitness meetings pause December 2 to 31 while morning classes proceed at the American Legion Hall. South Street School gym times run December 27 to 31 for boys girls and men. Regular schedule returns January 3, 1966.
Dan Poliak reports burglars entered his 2100 East 30th Street residence while his family was away Friday evening. Intruders used matches to illuminate the dark house, rummaged through rooms, and stole three diamond rings a pearl ring a pendant and cash from a smashed piggy bank.
Dr. Charles Ray Wilson, provost of Miami University, will deliver the winter commencement address at Bowling Green State University on January 29. He will also receive an honorary doctor of humane letters degree as about 300 candidates graduate.
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