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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1964
Page
10
A partial TV guide fragment lists KYW channel 3 WEWS channel 5 Power Romper Room and WIW channel unspecified. It reflects a near complete station and program lineup snippet with several channel references but missing dates times and full program names.
Fragmented OCR notes describe plans for village gas extensions by Ohio Fuel Gas Co including main section upgrades and service to Sheffield Lake. Mentions advertising, leases, and a farm ground break by a city official, with references to tomorrow and tonight events.
Fragmentary local listing mentions TV movies and names like Fionn Glosia and Bast and Em ber. Details are unclear. The text resembles a damaged newspaper brief.
Everett Horton heads a year long road tour with the national company of the hit Broadway show A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. He received $28 852 total, averaging 23 per recipient, for the month of December. George Montgomery and Karen Booth in credits.
Several local groups schedule meetings and activities this evening across Clearview North Ridgeville Henrietta North Eaton Grafton Carlisle Birmingham Lake Avenue Valley City Lagrange Florence Columbia and Royalton area. PTA Grange clubs firemen and church circles set 3 pm to 8:30 pm sessions at schools halls homes and churches with times stated.
Dorothy Funke reports on You Dont Say night color debut starring James guest Dorothy Malone Lupino and Franciscus with Jennie Gubert. The 9:30 program on channel 3 features Tom Kennedy hosting a celebrity guessing game with incomplete clue sentences. Channel 3 offers evenings with Jack Benny Red Skelton Hour George Burns George Gobel and more, including Richard Boone Show and Orient Express.
A broadcast industry progress report notes NAB moves toward a Broadcasting Rating Council and filings in Wilmington Delaware outline a non profit board and directorship. Congress shows cautious approval as some ratings influence remains debated amid coverage of World War II broadcasts and Olympic plans.
A local jail reports renewed meal provisions with new pricing details noted for early December. The notice specifies a 20 percent increase and outlines the revised daily rate as about $45, with the meal service beginning on December 6.
The memo notes many small private plane crashes may be linked to antihistamines and cold medicines that cause drowsiness or alertness loss. It warns against flying while under drug influence, including nasal sprays that raise heart rate and nervousness, and urges caution for pilots who are ill or require medication.
In a contract bridge hand South essaying three no trump uses counting to deduce West's distribution. After spade lead and a sequence of plays, South forces a club return and with careful heart and club plays, West is shown to have two spades five hearts one diamond and four clubs. South then cashes clubs and hearts to secure three no trump. The article emphasizes that counting to 13 suffices for success.
The column explains averaging down as buying more of a falling stock to lower average cost with hopes of rebound. It notes risks and potential profit if prices recover, but warns many investors will lose money by increasing holdings during declines. It cites Brunswick and Consolidated Suray cases and expert opinion that declines may persist before any earnings recovery.
Five conservation and wildlife films will be shown Friday at 7:36 pm by Perry F. Johnson, ranger naturalist with the Lorain County Metropolitan Park District, at the YMCA. The program includes Our Changing World, Mr. Toad, Spring in a Pond, and Cone.
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