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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1963
Page
4
The horoscope notes a strong, inventive personality born on February 1 with focused concentration and independence. It links several notable figures to the date and offers zodiac interpretations for Aquarius through Capricorn with cautions about patience, health, and balancing multiple projects.
The NBC TV program Exploring is hailed as an educational yet entertaining show that explains science language music and ancient history with clear visuals. Hibbs presents complex topics accessibly while engaging children and parents. The piece compares Exploring favorably to CBS Reading Room and notes NBCs commitment and costs.
Channel 3 Airs Civil War specials including a 9 PM program featuring former President Dwight D. Eisenhower evaluating Abraham Lincoln's military leadership. The broadcast, filmed at General Eisenhower's Gettysburg study in Pennsylvania, will feature Bruce Catton and others in discussion tonight.
Channel 3 reports on a high profile crime case involving a condemned gunman linked to a decades-old murder. A new clue surfaces suggesting the death was ordered by a person in a high position, with ongoing investigations and coverage across the local stations.
Movie listings note airings for Make Way for Tomorrow featuring Victor Moore and Beulah Bondi, Thanks for Everything with Adolphe Menjou, and Double Identity starring Dennis Morgan. Tomorrow 30 percent of channel 2 airs The 4th Man with John Ireland and Richard Denning, plus a Western Lonely Cowboy on channel 8 with Jackie Cooper and Lila Lee.
A partial OCR reads that about half of United States farm products, valued near 2,500,000, are run aboard, with proceeds directed toward the Common Market.
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