Traffic Rules Needed for City Parking and Codes
The city plans revamping out dated traffic, plumbing, and electrical codes to keep pace with progress. Proposed changes include downtown parking, with earlier shifts toward one side of Main and Locust and a move to parallel parking to ease bottlenecks and improve traffic flow, offset by a need for off street lots.
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January Calendar Overflows With Celebrations
The author notes a packed January calendar with events on New Year's Day including Haitian Independence Day and International Takes a Deep Breath Day, while others recover from New Year revelries.
Month of Holidays and Observances Overload
A garbled list of cultural, national, and religious observances fills the page. The narrator jokes about fatigue from a month of holidays including Silent Record Week and National Winter Golf Month, with birthdays, anniversaries, and festivals from January 2 through 31 and a weary note about sleep and aging.
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Hazards Of Christmas And Fire Safety Reminder
A Christmas health column warns readers to avoid common holiday dangers. It covers electrical fire risk from lights, avoiding overheated outlets, worn insulation, and keeping candles away from burnables. Advice includes water-filled tree stands, fireproofing spray, turning off decorations at night, and cautious handling of toys and sharp edges. It also includes light notes on prayers, safety with chemistry sets, and general household caution.
Monday Television Log Snapshot for 1950s Schedule
A dense listing of daily TV slots with titles and times from 5:00 to past midnight. The log includes numerous shows such as Yogi Bear, Andy Griffith, Gunsmoke, Lucy, Kirk Douglas films, news, weather, and various game and variety programs, reflecting a full network day.
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Tonight's TV Highlights Story of Christmas lineup
TV listings show Story of Christmas on Channel 4-13 at 6:30 pm narrated by Tennessee Ernie Ford with the Roger Wagner Chorale and orchestra and children from several lands. Also featuring Masterpieces of the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance on Channel 4 at 5:30 pm. Andy Williams Christmas show on Channel 4 at 8 pm with guests. Channel 5 screens Christmas in Appalachia at 10:15 pm and Christmas in Connecticut on Channel 13 at 10:30 pm. Additional titles include Come to the Stable and Apache War Smoke among others.
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Ottawa Herald header and telegraph service details
Ottawa Herald lists publication details editor Robert B Wellington and publisher, daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates shown for trade area by mail include one month to one year plans, with separate rates for outside trade area. Also notes Associated Press member status and exclusive use rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Today In History Highlights From 1620 To 1964
On December 21, 1620 the Mayflower arrived at Cape Cod on Plymouth Rock. Benjamin Franklin reached Paris in 1776 to seek aid. Disraeli was born in 1804. Radium was discovered in 1898 by Pierre and Marie Curie. Patton died in 1945 from auto crash injuries in Heidelberg. The 1951 West Frankfort mine explosion killed 119. Dulles in 1959 spoke on tactical atomic use. Nehru in 1964 agreed to talks with China. Johnson in 1963 ordered a study on arms reductions and defense spending.
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Oscar race off and running in Hollywood
AP reports the Oscar campaign season underway with December as the nomination cutoff. Most contenders must play in Los Angeles theaters before year end, with many musicals like My Fair Lady and Mary Poppins leading early momentum.
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