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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
2
A late night grid lists programs for Channel 3 and Channel 8 with many color shows. Premieres include Gorilla at Large Adventures and a Robber list. classics like Duel in the Sun and Mr. Roberts are noted along with comedy spinoffs and Westerns.
The North Eaton Parent Teacher Association schedules its first meeting for Tuesday at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The event features a film titled The Child provided by the Molester. a patrolman will be present to answer questions and enforce a no children policy.
Sammy Davis Jr voices the Cheshire Cat in the animated Alice in Wonderland set to air next March on ABC TV. Lee Adams and Charles Strouse penned the song What’s a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This. Jack Benny shifts to specials. Bob Hope will guest on NBCs upcoming one hour show.
Four Elyria council members visited Lafayette Indiana to assess cable TV workings as part of a memo by Steve Nagy, Elyria Cable Service Inc. president. Nagy described a proposed Screen Gems show and noted a 1966 67 season plan with Russia and Siberia themes and a chartered flight to Lafayette.
TV critic reviews the Dean Martin variety hour and NBCs Thursday slate. The Long Hot Summer stars Edmond OBrien in a Southern town feud while Mona McCluskey and OK Crackerby try half hour formats.
The Census Bureau completed 188 special censuses last year to update population data for 328 cities and towns in 1 state. They were conducted at the request and expense of local governments.
Sir John Gielgud presents Ages of Man as a CBS TV special in two one hour segments to air January 23 and January 30. The program, a longtime stage solo performance, will be reedited for television release.
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