Ruth Palm Compiles Channel 3 WKYC Clip Reference
Ruth Palm assembles a clip reference from WKYC Channel 3 broadcasts. The summary notes notable segments and source alignment for archival use.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
4
Ruth Palm assembles a clip reference from WKYC Channel 3 broadcasts. The summary notes notable segments and source alignment for archival use.
Complied by Dorothy Funk with 5:00 to 1:10 PM blocks of color programming. Featured titles include Giant is the Fire Monster, The Girl Can’t Help It, The Addams Family, Hogan’s Heroes, Gomer Pyle, and Blood of Dracula among many others with hosts and guest stars listed.
A spokesman said Mrs Kennedy leaves New York Friday evening on a direct flight to Geneva. She then drives to the Gstaad ski resort in an official limousine. Roads are icy and snowy, delaying the two hour drive. The group will stay in a one room chalet offered by Charles K Wilmers, with Mia Kennedy assisting, while the US Mission has not specified how long Mrs Kennedy will stay.
Tonight WEOL features Admiral King versus Elyria in high school basketball with a 15pm tipoff. A packed schedule includes college games Ohio University versus Marshall, Ohio State versus Michigan State, Akron versus Dayton, and a host of events across football golf bowling and winter sports on multiple channels.
Hollywood notes the premise of The Double Life of Henry Phyfe, a Red Buttons led ABC comedy about a mild accountant who looks like a dead spy. The review praises its anti hero angle and absurd situations while noting a weak premiere but potential for future social commentary.
New York critics say a WBC program by Frank De Felitta failed to deeply examine teen life. The piece mixed youth and parent views, touched on alienation and pressures, but offered little root analysis or solutions. It called for a weekly prime time documentary series to address teen realities seriously.
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