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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
4
A log compiled by Ruth Palm with additional contributions from Dorothy Funk details entries and notes. The document records names and times, and lists segments of information compiled for archival purposes.
A dense listing outlines tonight’s television lineup from 7:30 to 10:60 with color and colorless programs. Highlights include Flipper given as a gift to a visiting prince, Mil tonel Berle hosting Gleason’s birthday party, and Liberace’s 25th year celebration with Hepburn and Wood as guests.
A helicopter struck a 300 foot radio tower in Lake Charles Louisiana and damaged the roof of a police facility. State police said the pilot fled the scene and may not have realized the damage he caused.
New York American corporations release roughly 10 000 house organs magazines that manage internal communications and public relations.
Income tax service operates at 102 Middle Avenue with hours Monday Friday and Saturday from 9 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 Sunday 12 to 4 Richard Wukle FA 35633 listed as contact or credential in the notice.
Sports broadcast listings include North Olmsted versus Admiral King at 8 p.m. on WEOL, Illinois versus Minnesota at 4 p.m. on Channel 8, and Celtics versus Bullets at 3 p.m. on Channel 5. Also shown are amateur golf, figure skating championships, drag racing, speed skating, and snow sports across channels, plus Tuesday through Thursday high school basketball games on WEOL.
Hollywood columnist Rick Du Brow reviews a CBS hour about Webster Groves Missouri focusing on 16 year olds and parental expectations. The piece notes conformity, pressures for high grades, and sympathy for youth while criticizing overbearing formalities that may stifle curiosity.
TV listings show tonight feature films across channels including My Favorite Spy The Best Years of Our Lives 3 10 to Yuma Retreat Hell Battle Zone with cast led by Hope Loy Ford Heflin Lovejoy McNally Christian and Wagner Tomorrow color specials include Cackleshell Heroes Beneath the 12 Smile Reef Holiday for Lovers The Tarnished Angels Storm Warning and There is Magic in Music with noted stars in 1940s style network guide format.
Oberlin College lists open to all events next week with no admission charge unless noted. Monday senior recital Keith Payne piano 8 30 p m at Warner Concert Hall. Tuesday chapel noon Finney Chapel Williams director religious activities. Faculty recital 8 p m Warner Concert Hall Neikrug violin cello. Wednesday forum Wilder Hall 4 30 p m Georg von Breich Oppert former German ambassador International Issues. Thursday assembly Finney Chapel noon Bayard Rustin director A Phillip Randolph Foundation The Civil Rights Movement Crisis for America Forum Wilder Hall 4 50 p m Rustin speaker senior recital Kulas Hall 8 30 p m Sharon Davis flute. Friday artist recital Finney Chapel 8 p m. Cleveland Orchestra ticket information at conservatory office. Saturday senior recital Kulas Hall 8 p m Muriel Minot voice.
Enrollment for Spring Quarter classes at Elyria Academic Center of Kent State University has been scheduled for March 11 from 6 to 9 pm at Elyna High School. Proposed offerings include 37 class sections in 34 subjects. Classwork begins March 29 and ends June 10. Subjects offered include biology economics education English geography history journalism management math music physical science political science psychology sociology Spanish speech. Course offerings range from beginning level to graduate work. Kent State University Book Store will sell texts during the registration period. Counseling will be available then. Virtually anyone with an accredited high school degree is eligible to attend. Class sections will meet Monday-Wednesday, Tuesday-Thursday, or, in one instance, Saturday morning.
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