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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
4
Television programs CHp gut for reference
Television listings show program changes and references for CHp schedule. Notes indicate adjustments to airing times and lineup details across channels. The reference entry outlines intended viewer guidance and potential substitutions.
Prime Time Highlights and Movie Listings
A TV guide rundown lists programs and guests for evening viewing. Highlights include Surrender Tell with Keith Andes and Susan Cabot, Daktari rescue scenes, Please Don't Eat the Daisies furnace trouble, Sammy Davis Show with Frank Sinatra and Count Basie, Red Skelton with George Gobel and The Hollies, Honey Moon Hotel starring Goulet Kwan Morse and St John, Or Give Me Death Viet Nam life feature, The Fugitive with Richard Kimble, The Barbarian and the Geisha starring John Wayne, plus youth-focused fare and theater titles.
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Sammy Davis
Frank Sinatra
Ediedams Joe
Heatherton
Count Basie
Colon
Red Skelton
George Gobel
the Hollies
WKYC
WEWS
WIW
Wuntles-Brinkley
Death Valley
Fuldheim
Faldheim W
Bilkoum Home Garden
Humbard
Kangaroo Erery
Mike Douglas
Donna Reed
Paige Palmer
Alan Douglas
Andy Griffith
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Jontown
Ben Casey
Another World General Hospital
Merv Sriffin
CMD
Batman and the Era of Mass Television Satire
A 1964 critique by George Bluestone on children's TV and Batman argues the show embodies satire aimed at both youth and adults. The piece contemplates academic overanalysis of media as a cultural signal and notes the commercial and political implications of the Batman program.
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Hollywood Cops
Abc-Tv
Hergie
Colertive
Ayn Rand
Untouchables
George Bluestone
University of Washington
Bluestone
Hneckster
Huckster
Hanna-Barbera
Arej
Spencer
Rocky
Jonathan Swift
Jules Eiffer
Birthday Stars Warn of Ambition and Training Needs
The horoscope notes February 1 birthdays have high ambitions and strong intelligence. It warns against rushing to the top, urging steady progress and required training. It cites potential dramatic talent and cautions about dramatizing off stage, especially at home, as a possible annoyance.
State Patrol Aids 80,000 Motorists in 1965
The State Highway Patrol reports assisting more than 80 000 motorists in 1965, a 32 percent rise amid a campaign to boost freeway service. Superintendent Robert Mo Chiaramonte credits safety features and 24 hour patrols with meeting growing highway needs and notes a 4 percent uptick in accident investigations.
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Chairamonte
Public Health official quits after beating and robbery
Dr Samuel Cydulka of University Heights says he was beaten and robbed while en route to aid a child on public welfare plans, as bystanders reportedly failed to call police. He cites ongoing investigations and criticizes lengthy gratis duty.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel Cydulka
University Heights
Public Health Service
Cydulka
Pat
Proverbs About Horses And Amherst Hospital Officers
Aden and Amherst items share the page. The Amherst Hospital Association elected Cletus Carver as president for the coming year. Reelects include Mrs. David Goldthorpe as vice president and Lester Lewis as secretary treasurer. Carl Deeds joins the hospital board executive committee, with six other directors reelected to the committee.
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Amherst
Cletus Carver
Amherst Hospital Association
David Goldthorpe
Lester Lewis
Carl Deeds
George Holstein
Donald Bechtel
Robert Hubbard
Elmer Hume
Jack Koont
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Jim
Norton Gregory
Leon Ames
Robert Goulet
Nancy Kwan
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Vavie
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Prmane Foster
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Vavies
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Stella
Tomorraw
the Lunts
Hallmark Hall OF Fame
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Lynne Fontanne
Hallmark Hall
NBC
Oliver Wendell Holmes
State Patrol
Washington
United States
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Tor
Virgo
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Scorpio
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Anneet
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