Television Schedule Packed With Color Classics Tonight
A full night of color broadcasts features Interlude with June Allyson and Rossano Brazzi on Channel 8 at 5, plus My Mother the Car and Combat with Simon Oakland. Later Red Skelton, Dr Kildare, The Mountain movie with Spencer Tracy, The Fugitive, Sinatra profile, and Stella Dallas. Ends with The Quarterback at 1:10.
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Rossano Brazzi
Mildred Capron
Brittany
Dave
Simon Oakland
Charles Benson
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WIW
News City Camera
Hoolley-Brinkley
N. W
Fuldheim
McHlale
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Wea
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Home Garden
Humbard
Kangaroo Bill
Mike Douglas
Edac
Toymaker
Paige Palmer
Concentration Clubhouse
McCoys
Alan Douglas
Andy Griffith
Paradise Bay
Young
Dick van Dyke
Post Office
Guiding Light
Ben Casey
Merv Griffin
Woodrow
Beaver
Oberlin College radio WOEC expands scheduling
WOEC the Oberlin College student operated radio expands its weekly hours from about 80 to over 90 with more staff and new features. The station will broadcast Oberlin away basketball games live starting Dec 1 and join the Metropolitan Opera Radio Network for 20 live performances from Dec 4 to Apr 16. WOBC-FM serves Oberlin and surrounding areas at 88.7 megahertz with 10 watts while WOBC-AM remains campus only.
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Oberlin
WOEC
Radio Voice
Oberlin College
WOBC
Ohio
Metropolitan Opera Radio Network
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Wobc - FM
Lorain
Elyria
Wobc-Am
Colege
Aeard
Wobu-Fm
Wilder Hall
Television sets in U S hit sixty one thousand five hundred thousand
In 1964 the World Almanac reports the United States had about 61 500 000 television sets in use. The figure reflects broad household penetration and rising consumer access to TV as a dominant medium.
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United States
Ohio job total rises in September across eight cities
Ohio employment rose 1 percent from August to September and was 2 percent higher than a year earlier, per the Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research. All but two of eight major cities reported gains, with Canton and Youngstown showing minor declines. year over year, employment climbed in all eight cities.
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Columbus
Berkeley drive yields 445 Peace Corps recruits
A two week recruitment drive at the University of California Berkeley campus produced 445 enlistments for two year tours in developing nations. The university said the figure is the largest on any U S campus, surpassing Berkeley’s 1964 total of 413 recruits.
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Berkeley
Calif
Foreign exchange student at Firelands High School identified
A photo on page 17 of The Chronicle Telegram yesterday shows Ernesto Olavairro sending holiday greetings via Red Cross to his family in Piura Peru. Identified as an ex exchange student at Amherst High School, Olavairro is noted as the first foreign exchange student at Firelands High School sponsored by the Firelands Chapter of the American Field Service. Identification came from the Red Cross chapter office.
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Red Cross
Piura
Peru
Chronicle- Telegram
Exachange
Amherst High School
Olavairro
Firelands High School
Firelands
American Field ‘Service
Senior citizens meet Sullivan in pic at Elyria venue
The Hollywood UP I reports Ed Sullivan will appear as himself at a Friday noon meeting of the Senior Citizens Club in North Ridgeville. The event at the Elyria Trust Co building features a recreation of The Singing Nun with Sullivan asking attendees to bring a Sister Sourire item for a television style dish and table service show.
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Sullivan
Pic
North Ridgeville
The
Hollywood
UPI
Ed Senior Citizens Club
Elyria
Ings & Trust Co
Sourire
Opening lead choice in contract bridge lesson
The article argues opening leads should benefit the partnership, not the leader. It analyzes West choices between a fourth-best club lead or a heart lead, noting both emphasize West’s hand rather than partnership values. The suggested best lead is the queen of spades, though South would go down if that is chosen.
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West
South
Ohio bull sale sets record at 22000 dollars
In Columbus, a Jersey bull named Etta Commando bred by Chester Folck and Sons of Springfield, Ohio, sold for a record 22000 dollars at the Al American Jersey Sale. The bull was sold by Kandle Jersey Farms of Sandia, Texas, to Curtis Breeding Service of Cary, Minnesota.
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Columbus
UPI
Chester Folck and Sons
Springfield
Ohio
Kandle Jersey Farms
Sandia
Tex
Curtis Breeding Service
Cary
Al Capp urged as teen emcee on TV show Tonight
Hollywood report by Rick Du Brow notes Al Capp creator of Li'l Abner appearing on NBC Tonight delivering sharp observations about youth and war. The writer suggests Capp could host Hullabaloo and remarks on California youth interest in Viet Nam and sex. The piece ends with a bridge aside and credit to King Features Syndicate.
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UPD
al Capp
Mr. Capp
Abner
Nbc-Tv
Baloo
California
Viet Nam
East
West
Airman First Class Ezell Promoted At Elmendorf AFB Alaska
Service personnel Albert C Ezell rises to airman first class after serving as a jet aircraft mechanic at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska. He belongs to the Alaskan Air Command guarding major northwest aerial approaches to the U S and North America. He attended Midview High School and is married to the former Mary Horvath of 2229 East River Road. Richard E Tolle, son of Mr and Mrs James D Tolle of Eighth St has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force. Sergeant Tolle is a management analyst at Travis AFB California and a 1960 graduate of St Fidelis College and Seminary at Herman Pennsylvania. SP Kenneth Dulley, aviation electronics specialist in the Air Force, visited Elyria en route from Germany to a new assignment in Vietnam. His wife Constance and their daughter returned from Germany with him and are living at 133 Eagle Circle. He is the son of Kenneth Dulley of 779 Main St Grafton. He recalled a Chico State College question about teen opinions and offered a lengthy reply about citizenship and maturity. He noted some protests by students are not beneficial and commented on a Channel Swim and TV appearances by Willie Mays and Lana Turner.
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U.S. Air Force
Ezell
Elmendorf Afb
Alaska
Alaskan Air Command
Northwest
U.S
North America
Midview High School
Mary Horvath
East River Road
Richard E. Tolle
James D. Tolle
Ug Eighth St
Air Force
Tolle
Travis Afb
Calif
Strategic Air Command
America
St. Fidelis College and Seminary
Herman, Pa
Kenneth Dulley
Elyria
Germany
Viet Nam
Constance
Eagle Circle
Main St
Grafton
Chico State College
Emco Wheat plans shift of Buckeye plant to Conneaut
Emco Wheat Inc plans moving its Buckeye Division from Dayton to Conneaut Ohio. The London Ontario based firm expects about 400 jobs at the new site in Seaway Industrial Park on a 14.25 acre tract. About 30 Dayton families will relocate with the plant producing metal fabrication parts and gasoline pump nozzles.
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Conneaut, Ohio
UPI
Emco ~ Wheat, Inc
London
Ont
Buckeye Division
Dayton
Conneaut
Emco - Wheaton
Seaway
LeMay would extend bombing in Vietnam war plan
Gen Curtis LeMay, retired Air Force chief, said the U S bombing strategy in Vietnam was correct and should target industrial complexes near Hanoi. He argued bombing North Vietnam would raise costs for the Communists and hinder their ability to wage war against South Vietnam.
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UPI
Curtis E LeMay
Air Force
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
LeMay
Strategic Air Command
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
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