Editorial Buys Major Program For Five Years
Editorial notes diversification drives growth for media firms and highlights CBS investment in the New York Yankees as a major program purchase. It questions whether NBC could acquire the Baltimore Orioles or if ABC might swap stock for the Philadelphia Phillies, and contemplates networks displaying slogans on players.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
NBC
Baltimore Orioles
ABC
Philadelphia Phillies
CBS
Green Bay Packers
Fort Ross and the Russian Move on California
A historical look at Fort Ross built in 1812 by the Russian American Company to guard seal and otter hunts, its shift to farming, liquidation in 1841, and the broader arc of Russian presence in California ending with Seward's purchase of Alaska. The piece notes the fort’s reconstructed look, its lack of armed action, and the lasting footnote in American history.
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Bohemian Grove
Calif
Peter the Treat
Alaska
United States
Russia
Sierras
Berlin
St. Petersburg
John Sutter
Sutter
Fort Ross
California
Seward
Alsaka
Rains Persist As August Stays Wet In Tribune Area
Twenty five years ago rain kept up with 2.31 inches added to August totals and the month neared records. Old timers recalled wetter Augs. 7.19 inches had fallen in first 17 days, and the 1920 record 10.36 inches loomed if the drizzle continued.
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Tom Wilson
Wilsons Clothiers
Goldwater Seeks Blessing From Cardinal Spellman
Goldwater met Francis Cardinal Spellman in New York and left without a political endorsement. The candidate criticized Johnson over the Tonkin Gulf incident and civil rights while supporting aid to Catholic schools if any federal funding passes. Spellman offered a cautious nod. Also noted is Dr. Walter Barton advising psychiatrists not to answer a Fact magazine survey. 2,000 replies already received.
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Washinton
Goldwater
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Schenley
Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Kennedy
Senate
Robert
Congress
Cardinal Spellman
Gen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Walter Barton
American Psychiatric Association
Fact Magazine
Barry Goldwater
Scalenus Anticus Syndrome Causes Arm Discomfort
A reader asks about how the anterior scalene muscle can press nerves or arteries in the neck causing arm tingling or numbness. Advice explains avoiding sleeping with an arm overhead and lowering the chin, with surgical freeing of the muscle as a last resort. Also included are reader questions about teenage vomiting and general fertility.
Old Swim Hole Replaced by Modern Roadside Pool
In Arkansas a once wild creek site known as the Old Swimming Hole has vanished. A paved road and new bridge now reach the area where kids once swam from a natural vine entry to a wooden boat water test. The renovated spot features a diving board and marked danger zones, but no leaky boat and with adults present.
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Little Rock, Ark
Psychiatrists oppose Goldwater at AMA convention
At the AMA gathering in San Francisco, psychiatrists showed faint support for Goldwater while only 6.9 percent backed Johnson. Other items mention Perle Mesta planning seven Atlantic City jamborees to buoy Democrats, Carol Channing joining LBJ efforts, Ladybird Johnson's hands on TV production, and criticism of Edna Kelly as a guest on a Democratic TV circuit.
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AMA
San Francisco
Goldwater
Atlantic City
Perle Mesta
Perle
Nixon
Kennedy
Carol Channing
Presi
Dent Johnson
Lyndon
Dolly
LBJ
Ladybird Johnson
White House
ABC
Edna Kelly
Brooklyn
Edna
Brooklyn Tablet
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Rm Pete
Tenn
Ernie Forg
Geneva Hospital
NBC News
Ron Robson
Doug Edwards
Mickey Mouse Club
Huntley-Brinkley
TV Weatherman
Nat.International News
the Virginian
Combat
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
van Dyke
Fourstate
TV News
Johnny Holmes
Television Log Summary From KOAM and RODE Listings
Channel listings note KOAM and RODE segment coverage for television airings with channel numbers and cross references. The brief entry references Channel 12 and Channel 7 with a local Colomerica notation.
You Can Stop Sinus Trouble by Dr Mot her
The text explains that intercourse can lead to pregnancy even before fertilization appears, due to sperm survival up to about 48 hours. It states fertility spans about two weeks before the next cycle. It promotes a booklet titled You Can Stop Sinus Trouble and instructs sending 20 cents and SASE to Dr Mot her via the newspaper for a copy.
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Mother
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