Birth Control Bill Discussion Reflects Faiths and Choices
Mrs Archie Sinclair of 6228 Locust weighs religious views on birth control, arguing the bill can aid deserving couples without forcing beliefs. She notes not all Catholics oppose it nor all Protestants favor it, and compares potential benefits to polio vaccination while acknowledging limits and personal soul searching.
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Railroads show profit from Canadian market sales
U S and Canadian railways push passenger service growth selling romance of the rails with hostesses and comfort. Canadian National notes higher revenue from Canada while U S lines report mixed results with promos around vacation packages and limited profitability under ICC yardstick. Jervis Langdon Jr of Rock Island warns some passenger services may be cut if needed. Burlington highlights Zephyr streamliners and ski traffic. Santa Fe and New York Central report modest gains or declines in passenger revenues.
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Lost Articles on European Trip from the d.w.
A narrator recounts the d.w. losing items in Europe including scarves, a nightgown, gloves, an address book, a lighter, and a purse found later. He jokes about embroidered labels to trace itineraries, notes multiple misdirections in Florence, and coins Italian meals and scales, while praising her homing instinct and appetite.
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Infant diabetes concerns and early detection warnings
A reader asks if babies can have diabetes and if it can be detected early. Dr Molner notes diabetes in infants is rare and usually abrupt, with rapid progression to acidosis and coma, but urges testing urine or blood sugar if signs appear. The letter also highlights a grandfather who lived to 83 on insulin, illustrating long survival since insulin's discovery.
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Auld Lang Syne Retrospective and Local Moves
A look back 25 years notes Ruel Mitchell’s 6000 mile Pacific trip return and Ned Shull relocating his shop to 1708 S Main after 50 years in business the Blevins Cycle shop marks its first anniversary. A separate item recalls S W Riddle real estate agent and three companions losing an $8000 car to fire near Princeton after overheating.
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Television Log Full Day Entertainment Schedule
A dense listing of TV program times and titles across networks detailing cartoons, news, movies, and live shows from morning to late night. It includes Mickey Mouse, Rawhide, Star programs like Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and Johnny Carson, with many film titles and seasonal specials scattered through the clock hours.
TV Highlights and Classic Films Tonight on Local Stations
A round up of evening TV including Julie Harris in a first Western on Channel 513 at 6 30. Channel 4 offers A Time for Killing at 7 30 with a submarine patrol post Hiroshima. Channel 5 13 features Captain Ironpants a female Marine officer at 8 30 and Slattery's People at 9. Channel 5 13 airs What's a Requiem for a Loser at 10 15. Channel 9 shows Two Girls and a Sailor at 10 15 followed by Laura at 10 30 on Channel 13. Road to Bali and Love Crazy fill later slots with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing and Notice
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade and non trade areas with monthly and yearly options. It notes the editor and publisher Robert B Wellington and imports AP news content credit. The notice appears as part of the newspaper masthead and imprint.
Washington inaugurated as first U.S. president in New York
On April 30 1789 George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States in New York City, then the nation’s capital. The headline notes the date as the 120th day of 1965 with 245 days remaining.
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