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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1970
Page
16
Memorial Day TV mostly features reruns with few new specials as networks chase summer audiences. NBC's Paul Klein notes viewers often skip programs, while Ed Sullivan remains a bright spot with occasional new vaudeville hours. By age 70, Americans have consumed vast quantities of meat and poultry.
Wayne Newton returns to Musicarnival for a six day run starting Monday June 15 through Saturday June 20. The famed singer teams with Cleveland’s 125 member Singing Angels in a concert that follows his last year’s house record. Tickets available by mail or phone June 1 and at several local retailers. Shows run 8 p.m. weekdays with two shows Saturday at 7 and 10:30.
Ned Calmer, veteran foreign correspondent turned broadcaster, argues TV news is moving away from “pretty boy” anchors toward deeper specialization and faster, more immediate reporting. He notes reduced airtime for news, greater depth, and the anchorman as a shifting role facing network hazards.
Lee A. Stephens of Pasadena celebrated his hundredth birthday after quitting tobacco at age seventy saying a dirty habit left a bad morning taste. He has never touched alcohol and was honored by relatives from across the country. The elder Stephens recalled torchlight parades for Rutherford B Hayes and news of Custer at Little Bighorn.
Hollywood reports Jeanne Moreau, famed French actress, criticizing the French film industry while speaking in Beverly Hills. She notes US funding sustaining French cinema, cites limited budgets, and points to American dominance at Cannes as a sign of shifting influence.
A lengthy notice enumerates numerous marriage licenses for couples including Richard W Bloom and Mary J Lloyd, Gerald B Emerine and Earnestine J Clark, Terrence J Miller and Debra J Fazio, David G May Jr and Cheryl L Klingel, Franklin R Ewell and Ruth A Hammons, Mark Jaffee and Kathleen A Honisko, Ezell Perry and Mary Perry, and many others with ages and addresses across Lorain, Oberlin, Sheffield Lake, Elyria, Vermilion, and Wellington.
Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated June 1 1970 offers a concise news brief or notice page fragment with local items and terse details. The readable text presents brief items typical of a daily paper summary including names and places familiar to the Chronicle Telegram audience.
The Cleveland Orchestra returned to Cleveland after a three week Far East tour that included Expo 70 in Osaka. Conducted by Szell for 12 concerts and Boulez for three, they joined the New York Philharmonic and Berlin Philharmonic as foreign guests at Expo 70. The piece notes the World Health Organization’s smallpox vaccine shipments to needy countries, totaling 21.6 million doses last year.
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