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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
5
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Local lineup features Wichita with Joel McCrea at 5, Motoring in the West at 5 15, and Circus from Norway at 7 30. The Fliers at 8 30 and The Stratton Story at 9, with Jack Benny and Vacation Playhouse reruns continuing. Late-night programs include The Hidden Hand at 1 and Tell Below Zero at 12 50 with top guests on Tonight Show and Slattery's People.
Three men were barred from Great Smoky Mountains National Park after a fatal shooting incident near Bryson City North Carolina. The men received five day bans and one 60 day suspended sentence while others were charged with drunken behavior.
Twelve-year-old Jor gen Loseth from Sunnmore, Norway, fought and killed a giant eagle after it pinned his younger brother. The eagle measured 64 inches across the wings.
The Chronicle lists Tonight's lineup with 7:40 New features and 7:30 Opinion in the Capital by FCC Chairman E William Henry. Classic music at 9:60 Symphony Encore by The American Symphony and a profile on J Paul Getty. Garden show repeats at 10.
Atlantic City report notes Miss America aims to pick a well rounded, natural American woman. Chairman Albert Marks Jr emphasizes grace and poise over measurements, saying the contest is not a beauty or brain strict selection but a wholesome figure for television.
New York and California report that Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan balked at Florida loan sharks terms to recover the stolen 104 carat DeLong ruby valued at 140000. The Miami return deal collapsed over a $21000 ransom and a pledge not to prosecute suspects.
Funeral services were set today for Mrs. George C. Mitchell Sr. a former president of the National Society of United Daughters of 1812 and active member of several civic and patriotic groups in Dallas.
In Tehran Iran a heat wave is blamed for the death of 49 people in one village as much of the country endures blistering temperatures and high heat.
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