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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
6
The New York Stock Exchange promotes gifting stock to minors as a practical Christmas idea that can educate a new generation of investors. It notes 1.3 million minors own stock, legal changes ease transfers, and gifts can aid education and growth with risks such as possible dividend loss or stock decline.
Hollywood reports Universal will release Fahrenheit 451 directed by Francois Truffaut in his English language debut. Oskar Werner and Julie Christie star in a dystopian tale where citizens stare at TV, forbidden to read, and books are burned by crews as firemen.
The Legrand Theater in Los Angeles is ordered razed as unsafe, but its past as the Hollywood Canteen endures. Founded by Bette Davis and Jules Stein, the Canteen hosted three million service members with top stars, from Betty Davis to Bing Crosby, before closing in 1945.
Michigan Governor George Romney makes public appearances and private calls in New York to test support for a 1968 Republican presidential bid. He says he will not decide for at least six months while meeting with business leaders and aiding groups.
Channel guide entries list 7:00 to 12:20 schedule blocks including Hank Stram Red Skelton The Doomsday Flight Petticoat Junction Love On A Rooftop CBS Reports Johnny Carson A Southern Yankee Operation Eichmann To Tell The Truth Trails West Big Picture News Merv Griffin Target Earth Last of the Buccaneers with movie, game and talk program titles and times.
Californ ia insiders hail Robert H. Finch as a rising Republican star after his 1966 vote surge in the lieutenant governor race. Finch, 41, LA lawyer and campaign manager, defeated Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson by 1.2 million votes, narrowing Reagan Brown margins. He built a reputation as a shrewd political strategist and faces speculation about future runs for governor or the U.S. Senate.
Hal Boyle jokes about gender stereotypes noting women look best in December and worst in February. He jokes about gadgety cigarette lighters masking insecurities and says men may never fix sloppy sock habits by age 40. He also mocks design by committee in giraffes and helicopters. He laments architecture blending ski lodges with churches and hamburger cathedrals.
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