Editorial says President Johnson orders costly armored Lincoln limousine
The piece notes LBJ orders a custom Lincoln limousine with armor, three TV seats, mobile communications, and a bulletproof bubble top. It costs about 500000, with features including extra leg room, four heavy tires, and a public address system. The writer questions the expense for a U.S. president.
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The Dog Days of August Bring Civic Disorder and Divorce
The piece depicts dog days as a draining period with heat and dust, yielding moodiness, riots risk in cities, and widespread domestic strife. It notes vacation disrupts business, faulty tech and air troubles, and a spike in divorce cases as couples clash until autumn. It ends with a lawyer recounting many clients seeking divorce during this time.
Taxi Talk From Hal Boyle A Patchwork of City Quips
A New York AP column compiles a string of taxi driver jokes and pithy street remarks. The bits feature tourists travelers cops and a running gag about fares and changing bills. A closing note mentions Arctic and Antarctic circles and a long round trip flight of over 22 000 miles.
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More Balanced Diet Second Article Emphasizes Protein
The piece argues there are few excuses for skipping a balanced diet while stressing protein as essential for health and strength at any age. It warns against substituting starchy foods for protein, noting the resulting health consequences.
Protein rich diet guidance and calcium note from health column
The article outlines protein sources mainly from lean meats fish eggs and dairy noting nuts and milk contribute. It warns calcium relies on milk or leafy greens and lists a daily plan for protein carbs fats minerals and vitamins plus a Bible verse based ecumenical note and a set of scriptural references.
Trading frenzy shows CDA stock in heavy institutional hands
In four trading days through last Monday Control Data Corp shares worth over 200 million dollars changed hands and the price slid from 152 to 126.52. About one sixth of CDA stock traded, with 374000 shares in a single Thursday block and 927000 shares on that day on the Big Board. The activity, though vast, came amid no covering news, underscoring institutional influence in market swings and prompting calls for a government study on their impact.
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Two Greeks Make It Big With An Ancient Business
HOLLYWOOD AP The Krofft brothers Sid and Marty built a puppet empire calling their company the world s first show business factory They employ over 100 artisans and entertain about 36000 people daily in Georgia and Texas with plans to gross around 1 million this year Their work spans costumes props scenery and animation for parks ads and TV sponsors Originating in Europe the brothers began as fifth generation puppeteers in Athens and Montreal and rose from a $25000 startup to stardom with Les Poupees de Paris and later hits at world fairs and clubs The act evolved into television and commercial work with a successful album as part of their expanding empire
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Television Log Almanac of Prime Picks and Schedules
A dense listing of TV and radio programming across day parts. It catalogs show titles such as Truth or Consequences Joey Bishop Tonight Merv Griffin and Love of Life alongside film features like Comanche Station and Sierra Stranger. Includes weather News and sports interspersed with religious and educational segments.
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Search For Tomorrow
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Prayer for Today About My Father's business
A brief Christian prayer thanks God for the ministry entrusted to believers and asks for strength and courage to carry on the work for His glory in Christ's name.
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Local draftees dine during trip to Fort Leavenworth
Twenty one Hutchinson and Emporia military selectees stopped at the North American Coffee Shop for lunch yesterday noon on their way to Fort Leavenworth for induction. Fifty years ago the fair will feature oldtime attractions with strong Army and Navy representation arranged by Secretary L C Jones.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Page Overview
Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for local trade area and outside regions. Pricing includes monthly, three month, six month, and yearly plans by mail, with higher rates outside the trade area. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news rights.
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