Timing and the President's Timing in Politics and Defense
A compact review of President Johnson’s post election actions on a postal rate discussion and sweeping defense changes. The piece notes rapid moves after the vote, including base closures and a national Guard and Army Reserve reorganization aimed at saving 150 million dollars annually and boosting efficiency, with Congress expected to react.
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Johnson
Ty Cobb
Red Grange
Ben Hogan
Washington
Union
Congress
Army
National Guard
Savoy Memories Reflections on New York Hotels
A veteran writer recalls the Savoy Plaza’s decline after three ownership changes and predicts its demolition for an office building. He contrasts old era hotels like the Biltmore St Regis Plaza and Waldorf with new, compact, gadget filled rooms and notes such changes will erase familiar faces and cherished memories of midtown dining and social life in New York.
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New York
Savoy Plaza
The
Savoy
Wreckers
Biltmore
St. Regis and Plaza
Ambassador
Sheraton East
Waldorf-Astoria
Americana
Hilton
Regency
Summit
Hildegarde
King Cole
St. Regis
Emil Coleman
Plaza
Coronary Sclerosis Explained and Health Clarifications
A medical letter explains coronary sclerosis as hardening and narrowing of heart arteries reducing blood flow and work capacity. It notes angina links to heart stress, non heart arteries can be involved, and treatment focuses on limiting exertion and using nitroglycerin. It also addresses stroke risk, stating brain arteries are not automatically affected by coronary sclerosis unless concurrent brain disease exists.
Demolition rivals construction in New York City
The 1963 report notes demolition and construction as a major business force in New York City with about 3,700 buildings affected, signaling a transformative phase in the urban landscape. The fragment cites contemporaneous trends and industry impact while offering limited specifics.
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New York City
Dew
Who Invented Soggy Cereals
In a reflective essay the author notes how television ads presume readers prefer crisp cereals while many actually enjoy soggy breakfasts. The piece critiques Madison Avenue assumptions, using personal experience with ads and TV as a basis for a broader gripe about marketing logic.
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Madison Avenue
Soggy breakfast vs crunchy bites tests man’s army of taste
A narrator reports informal tests with his dog Herman preferring soggy breakfast scraps over crunchy cereal. He notes mixed human responses at work and voices doubt about market potential for soggy breakfast foods while pursuing a soggy meat scraps formula.
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Herman
B.scisey Avenue
Casals at 88 on Channel 5 15 TV Highlights
Tonight's TV highlights feature Pablo Casals at home in Puerto Rico and on tour in Europe and the United States. A filmed interview with Maestro Casals by Isaac Stern at the San Juan residence covers his 65 year career and his musical and political philosophies. Also listed are Jimmy O'Neill's guest lineup on Channel 9's Shindig and other programs on channels 4 and 5 with multiple actors and films.
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Dave
Clark
The
Newbeats
Bobby Sherman
Isley Brothers
Channel 4
Julie
Doris Po
Louis Jourdan
Barery Sulla
Today in History highlights major 1773 tea toss incident
On December 16 1773 colonists disguised as Indians boarded the Dartmouth in Boston Harbor seized 342 chests of tea and dumped them into the sea marking a climactic act against British taxes. Other dated events include 1689 Bill of Rights passage 1809 Napoleon's divorce 1861 actress Lilian Russell birth 1944 Ardennes offensive 1945 Konoye death 1954 Paris talks 1964 Johnson education funding bill passage.
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Boston
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
Lillian Russell
Ardennes
Japan
Prince Konoye
Paris
Supreme Court
Johnson
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff notes
Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher duties and details daily publication. It provides subscription prices for trade area by mail and rates for outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive local news rights.
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THE
Associated Press
Horn Honks and Cow Charges Car in Florida Road Incident
Keith McCart, 19, of New Port Richey, honked at a cow on a highway Tuesday night. The cow charged, piercing the front of McCart’s car in two places before wandering into the woods.
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Port Richey
Fla
Keith McCart
McCart
New Port Richey
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