Eisenhower Letter Appeals for Fair Press Coverage
Editorial notes a missing kindness from President Eisenhower in a letter to Boyd Lewis of the Newspaper Enterprise Association. He stresses he does not target individuals when criticizing and defends the press’s role in U S reporting, urging calmer reaction to his convention remarks.
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Eisenhower
Boyd Lewis
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Lewis
United States
Colum
Eisenhower Letter Praised by Commentators and Press
A public statement lauds the press and the school system as vital to freedom. It emphasizes respect for the American press, frames it as a defender of liberty, and notes the Eisenhower letter will sharpen focus on the President's objective despite campaign tensions.
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Nists
Eisenhower
Barry Enigma’s Quiet Strength Shines Through Years
In San Francisco a portrait of Barry Enigma emerges as taller and more imposing than his photos suggest. At 55 he holds a trim, military bearing with a pronounced chin and restrained smile, eyes weary without glasses, and a disciplined, composed presence.
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San Francisco
A candid talk with Barry Goldwater
The interview portrays Goldwater as frank yet enigmatic on civil rights and foreign policy. The writer views him as learned but cautious, preferring decisive action over prolonged negotiation, and questions his readiness to be chief executive for 190 million Americans.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Mississippi
Missouri
White House
Dear Dr Mother Smoking in Hospitals Sparks Debate
A reader questions hospital smoking rules and urges balanced policy in patient areas. Experts weigh where smoking should be allowed, with emphasis on patient comfort and ventilation, and banning smoking in visitors’ zones and children’s wards.
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California
B. K
New England
Newburyport
Family visits and birthday party noted in Jefferson Okla and Topeka
Mr and Mrs Don Beck and Miss Glornie Beck of Jefferson Okla visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fortune family. David LeRoy Bettge celebrated his sixth birthday at home with parents Raymond Bettge and Mrs O O Waring visiting from Topeka with her daughter Mrs Homer Kint. A 50 years ago item mentions B Sands grocery store painting at Sixth and Maple and Fern Rodgers visiting Kansas City with Grace Casey. Prayer section closes with a biblical verse and a prayer for daily witness.
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Don Beck
Glornie Beck
Jefferson
Okla
Lawrence Fortune
David LeRoy Bettge
Raymond Bettge
O. O. Waring
Topeka
Homer Kint
B. Sands
Sixth and
Maple Street
Fern Rodgers
Hub Clothing
Kansas City
Grace Casey
Star gazing favorite sport in Hollywood tours and TV sets
Hollywood visitors and residents flock to studio tours and star homes while Universal Revue lot tickets for a two hour tram ride sell out weeks in advance. CBS shows experience production hiccups with Raymond Burr’s recovery and a Lyndon Johnson TV special draws strong interest in a rare profile of the former first lady and the Johnson Oval Room interview planned for August 22.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Universal
Nerform
ABC
CBS
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
Walter Cronkite
Mrs. Johnson
Washington
Howard K. Smith
White House Oval Room
Tonight's TV Highlights Highlight reel of 1932 Democratic conventions and late-night variety
CBS Special on the Democratic conventions from 1932 airs on Channel 13 at 6 30 p m The Swinger on Channel 9 7 30 p m Katy's parents reconcile on their anniversary Ben Casey on Channel 9 8 p m The Jungle Princess Ray Milland Dorothy Lamour on Channel 5 10 15 p m Little Miss Marker at 12 10 a m Channel listings note Rudy Vallee and Hungarian dance team act at 9 p m on Channel 5.
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Channel 13
TV News
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Channel 9
Katy
Ben Casey
Casey
Rudy Vallee
Channel 5
Rudy
Jack E. Leonard
Ray Milland
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Miss Marker
Highway Patrol
Rocky and Friends
Woody Woodpecker
Texan
A’s
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Patty Duke
Farmer’s Daughter
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Untouchables
Steve Allen
Daily Word
Faith Four
Our Times
California farmers face bracero loss and tough harvests
California growers brace for the end of Public Law 78 as more than 100 000 Mexican braceros leave after December 31. They warn of a hard season ahead without the workers and pressure Governor Brown for possible legislation. Labor leaders say domestic workers would fill jobs if paid better, urging a $2 an hour minimum wage.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
San Joaquin Valley
Stockton
Sam _ Laduca
Loduca
Albert B. Tieburg
Organized Labor
al Green
Afl-Cio
Agriculture al Workers Organizing Committee
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Note
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates: trade area by mail one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars, one year nine dollars. outside trade area by mail one month one dollar fifty, three months four dollars twenty five, six months eight dollars, one year fifteen dollars. Includes Associated Press exclusive local news usage.
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Associated Press
Television Log From Wednesday Night Schedule
A dense listing of TV programming across hours from 5:00 to 12:25, detailing shows like Highway Patrol Rocky and Friends News Weather Sports Texan Speak Up A's Dugout Baseball and many soap operas including The Young and the Restless and The Guiding Light, with movie titles and special segments interspersed throughout the late night lineup.
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Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Farm Report
Accent
Loretta Young
Alcatraz
Highway Patrol
Yogi Bear
Compass
Texan
Fractured Flickers
Flintstones
Password
Rawhide
Donna Reed
Dr. Kildare
My Three Sons
Baseball _Soundboard
T Perry
Mason
Jimmy Dean
New Christy Minstrels
Nurses
Kraft Suspense Theater
Peter Gunn
Weather
Steve Allen
Hollywood Palace
Daily Word
Today in History highlights Aug 19 1964 events
On August 19 1964 the United States Constitution frigate Old Ironsides defeated the Guerriere in the North Atlantic. Dieppe raid in 1942 marked the greatest Allied operation on Nazi-occupied France. Paris suburbs breached by US Third Army in 1944. Washington disclosed a second American transport plane downed over Yugoslavia in 1946. Eisenhower defended his administration in a Spring field speech ten years prior. Discoverer 6 satellite launched from California ten years earlier. About 150000 British construction workers began a strike for higher pay and shorter work week a year ago.
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Associated Press
United States
Constitution
North Atlantic
Dieppe
France
U S. 3Rd ‘Army
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