Log Compiled by Rath Palm Television Programs
Mrs Clip out for reference. The log notes television programs compiled by Rath Palm for reference and record keeping.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1966
Page
2
Mrs Clip out for reference. The log notes television programs compiled by Rath Palm for reference and record keeping.
The listing outlines tonight and tomorrow’s television lineup across channels 3 and 8, featuring Flipper, I Dream of Jeannie, Get Smart, Lawrence Welk, Secret Agent, Gunsmoke, Lassie, Disney’s World, Ed Sullivan Show, Perry Mason, and more. It notes color broadcasts and guest appearances by stars such as Dorothy Lamour, Marilyn Monroe, and James Whitmore, with multiple movie presentations and a vivid mix of dramas, comedies, and variety shows.
The entertainer known as the last of the red hot mammas died of lung cancer at age 60 and was honored in New York with Sunday funeral plans and burial near Hartford Connecticut where her career began with singing for tips, drawing friends and applause.
In a New York background of entertainment notes, the column discusses Doris Day, Mrs. Burton, and Davis with memories of past appearances and the influence of showman and will bequest figures. It weaves in astrological horoscopes and hints at personal confidence and performance in the entertainment world.
New Orleans marks the start of Mardi Gras with two parades including a Mississippi float-past. Chief Choctaw and his Krew, plus 14 floats by a mystic organization, and Helios the sun god leading 10 Parisian-themed floats were planned. Weather expected cloudy with showers and mild temperatures.
UPI reports 49,000 highway deaths in 1965, up 1,300 from 47,700 in 1964. About 53,000 Americans were killed in action in World War I, linking modern traffic fatalities to the war’s human cost.
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