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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
6
Dorothy Syrowski of Amherst wins the C T free album in this week’s drawing for the album of the week. She will listen to Roy Orbison’s singing as the prize.
New Era Data Systems claims an electronic reading machine can scan President Lincoln's Gettysburg address in six tenths of a second. The device reads up to 2000 characters per second and stores the text as magnetic tape for punched cards in computer systems.
Harvard in Cambridge Massachusetts reports Caleb Cheeshahtearnuck as Americas first college educated Indian, graduating in the Class BA. The historic note marks a milestone in higher education inclusion at Harvard.
A reader argues education must adapt to automation with data on how schools should prepare youths for future employment. The letter cites private industry, government, and higher education urging dual goals of employment growth and digital skills training.
A columnist addresses teen readers about winning popular status and the impact of automation on jobs. The piece argues machines create new opportunities and stresses that ongoing education, reading, and thinking are essential for employability, while unskilled work fades without skills.
The article encourages students to learn to dance as the school year begins. It suggests joining a formal class or organizing group lessons with friends, using a rug and a record player for practice, and observing skilled dancers to pick up new moves.
Norman Panama talks about producing The Big Brass starring Tony Curtis George C Scott and Virna Lisi. He explains a shift to youth driven projects and new directing styles, citing Beatles films and Dick Lester as inspirations while noting plans for Broadway works and a future Sandra Dee project.
In San Angelo near Naples a bikini shop props in a juke box venue became a setting for the Peter Sellers film After the Foxes. Director Vittorio De Sica rewrote exteriors to simulate a town hall and restore the dress shop to normal after the church scene drew attention. The comedy features Sellers Britt Ekland Victor Mature Akim Tamiroff with story by Neil Simon for United Artists.
The Beatles hold the top single spot with Help! and lead the album list with the same title. Sonny and Cher’s I Got You Babe remains strong, and Look At Us enters the albums chart. Astrud Gilberto rises with The Shadow Of Your Smile while Jack Jones and The Animals also chart new titles.
The Chronicle Telegram offers a chance for a teen to win the MGM Records Animals album Animal Tracks, third Animals LP in U S. The winner will be announced next Tuesday on the Under Twenty page after mailing name address and phone.
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