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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1965
Page
7
A fragment notes television programs tonight and reference to a broadcasting schedule. The readable portion hints at a reference to channel listings and planned showings without specific titles or times. Further details are not available in the fragment.
A dated TV schedule lists color programings including Cry Beneaut to Sea with Roger Ryan and Mala Powers, Road adventure, hububaloo with Paul Ankawi, and guest listings. It covers 7:30 to 12:10 with dramas, comedies, and two color movies The Member of the Wedding and The Hurricane plus Johnny Carson.
Hollywood report notes Bonanza remains the No 1 show as controversy swirls around Pernell Roberts and Dan Blocker. Michael Landon avoids issues while Desegregation debates and actor image questions loom over NBC western.
Supreme Court moves into the second week of the October term with petitions for review and 16 cases scheduled for argument this week. Last week two dozen cases were heard. Also noted, Women’s League members helped at the World Festival of Foods by preparing Indian dishes. World Community Day activities include smocks and sewing kits for the First Evangelical United Brethren Church event on November 5 at 1 30 pm at 22 St and Reid Ave.
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences revises Emmy categories as recent attempts to classify leads and shows create confusion. NBC plans a half hour comedy Stone Wall or The Long Hunt of April Savage face reshuffling. Veteran Lowell Thomas honored at a testimonial dinner. 1561 guests expected, proceeds to World Center of Exploration fund. Herbert Brodkin continues work on Coronet Ride, a memory loss drama possibly joining CBS schedule early next year.
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