Saturday Notebook Notes on Trends and Oddball Grants
A light column surveys age and fashion trends from census data to aging styles and youth voting debates in Kansas. It notes a Health, Education and Welfare grant for a bottle project in South Carolina and lampoons mixed criminal law penalties in Iowa and Colorado. It also reports Detroit newspapers resuming after strikes and predicts automation in city print shops.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
South Carolina
Political monotony as campaigns loom in televised era
The author rails against repeating political blather from Republicans and Democrats, notes early convention stagnation, mocks bumper-sticker rhetoric, and longs for shorter campaigns like Britain’s. He contrasts dull political ads with a dense TV schedule and watches a Saturday lineup.
Television Log Heavy Schedule of Movies and Talks
A dense TV log lists numerous films and programs across the day including Fort Massacre Untouchables Beliis Of Coronado Bat Masterson and many talk shows and children’s programs. The schedule includes recurring names like Johnny Carson Merv Griffin and Captain Kangaroo with times spanning morning to late night.
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Fort Massacre
Beliis of
Coronado
Bat Masterson
Christopher
Bugs Bunny
Captain Kangaroo
Dark Shadows
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Concentration
Dick Vett
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Dear Dr Mother Polio Booster For School Entry
A reader asks if a Sabin live polio booster is needed at age four after three infant doses and worries about catching polio from a booster. The doctor reassures the booster enhances immunity without causing disease. Another reader asks if radiation treatments are used for conditions beyond cancer.
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A.O
H.R
Booster Needed for School Immunization
The text states that oral sugar cube vaccines lose protective immunity over time and require a booster at school entry, with a repeated booster every five years. It explains the vaccine uses a weakened virus and notes this history of fading immunity in simple terms.
Convergence of capitalism and communism far off says AP
AP News Analysis notes that liberal reforms in communism and market methods have not bridged the gap. It cites Liberman's reform in the USSR, delayed convergence, and the persistence of dictatorial control despite Western-style practices. Czechoslovakia’s fate is used as evidence.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Czechoslovakia
Andrei D. Sakharov
Izvestia
Sakharov
Yevsei Liberman
Russia
United States
Prayer for Today Is From I Peter 2 20 Verse
A brief prayer thanks God for His love and asks for guidance amid suffering. The speaker seeks understanding that life has meaning only with God and ends in the name of Christ.
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Peter
God
Christ
Amaryllis Gifts at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Auld Lang Sygne notes 25 years ago Mrs H R Goodman of Pomona donated many amaryllis to patients at Ransom Memorial Hospital this morning. Also 50 years ago a penny social by Coal Creek residents raised 15.50 for the Junior Red Cross.
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Coal Creek
Red Cross
Kentucky Colonel’s long grind to multimillionaire success
Hal Boyle profiles Col Harland Sanders, a Kentucky colonel known as the face of Kentucky Fried Chicken and a symbol of achievement after 65. From near bankruptcy to wealth, his early life set a creed of work. He began cooking at seven and vowed never to quit after early child hardship.
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Harland Sanders
Kentucky
Whitehead
Smith Brothers
U.S
Sanders
Ottawa Herald Publishing Details and Rates
The Ottawa Herald lists address at 104 S. Cedar and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Subscriptions: trade area by mail one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, one year 10.00. outside trade area by mail one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Treasure Isle
Guiding Light
Weatt Sports
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Marshal Dillon
Net Journal
Joey Bishop
Malaya
Dick Powell
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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U.S. Bureau of Census
Kansas Democratic Party
Armed Services
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American Bar Association
Iowa
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Detroit
News
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Teddy Roosevelt
Hubert Humphrey
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Roadrunner
Hell’s Outpost
Cheyenne
Wide World of Sports
Lawrence Welk
Chartroose Caboose
NBC
CBS
ABC
London Line
Joe Pyne
Viewpoint
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Meet the Press
Perry Mason
FBI
Ed Sullivan
Glen Campbell
Bonanza
Havana
Umberto D
Johnny Carson
Ruth
Milton the Monster
Torey Time
Dick Cavett
Personality
Hollywood Squares
Boot Hill
Mythology
Convention
New Orleans Jazz
NET Playhouse
Zhobe
Bartholomew
Nathanael
Jerome
India
Jesus
Philip
Liberman
Hal Boyle
S. Cedar
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