Ottawa University heads to note as two department chiefs step down
Editorial recalls Dr. A B Martin’s praise for key staff and notes Edgar Kerr head of the music department and Roy Browning head of the education department will resign in June. Kerr joined in 1928 Browning in 1945 and Browning’s influence on graduates extended beyond diplomas to placement and mentoring.
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Ottawa University
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Two Fine Men Guiding OU Music Department
Dr Kerr leads the University of Ottawa music program with top ensembles gaining national fame and drawing interest from Ottawa University. His groups have boosted OU’s reputation and even aided recruitment. Both Kerr and Browning will continue teaching after passing departmental duties to successors, earning gratitude for years of dedication.
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Browning
Passport division notes 65,000 Americans abroad this month
The passport division reports that 65,000 from the United States will be in Europe this month an increase of 15 percent over last year.
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State Departement
United States
Europe
Inevitable Travel Backlash Orbits American Tourists Abroad
The piece predicts that Johnson’s travel warning will not curb a record European tourist season. It argues Americans will still seek abroad for status and culture, likening trips to forbidden fruit and speakeasy nostalgia, with light acceptance of tax inevitability and a few guilted consciences.
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Congress
Europe
He's Kidding Himself Dear Dr. Mother
A reader seeks guidance on severe alcoholism and possible fatal risks. The reply urges real change through admission, AA involvement, and medical evaluation of liver damage, noting doctors cannot quit alcohol for someone else. It emphasizes personal will and warns against hospitalizing involuntarily only if the individual consents to treatment.
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Alcoholics Anonyemous
Interest Rate Ceiling Debate Faces Congress and Johnson
In Washington, President Johnson urges lifting the 6 percent FHA VA loan ceiling amid inflation and credit demand. Congress resists, fearing higher overall rates, while Treasury seeks higher long term rates beyond 4.4 percent. The issue weighs on policy as markets discount points and lenders push for broader access to credit.
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No Conspiracy Is Reported As Cause Of Summer Riots
Washington AP report says the President's Commission on Civil Disorders leans to spontaneous riots rather than a planned conspiracy. Final report due about March 1 will urge prevention through employment housing education and welfare programs and police community relations. Members cite education inequality and job training as key fixes while noting the crisis requires new approaches.
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Kentucky Commerce
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Illinois
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D-Okla
Batman To Flit From TV Screen In March
ABC announces Batman will depart mid March on television. The Second Hundred Years will replace it on Thursday nights and Dream House will debut as a daytime show. CBS Playhouse presents My Father and My Mother a 90 minute drama about a editor Ned Piper facing loss and family strain with Gene Hackman and Ralph Bellamy. Recommended tonight He s Your Dog Charlie Brown on CBS 8 30 9 EST.
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ABC
New York
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Crean
Ned Piper
Charlie Brown
CBS
Charles Schulz
War Is The Main Issue In New Hampshire Primary
In New Hampshire the Nixon Romney battle narrows to Vietnam as the main issue. Romney aides push for a tougher stance, while Nixon emphasizes the war. Romney campaign trims billboards to a single Vietnam message ahead of the March 12 primary.
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George Romney
Michigan
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State Senate
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Romney Leutenant
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Television Log Full of Classic Shows and News Slots
A dense TV schedule lists 5 PM to 12:35 AM programming across networks and channels. Mentions news, sports, cartoons, dramas, game shows, and movies with titles like Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Truth or Consequences Captain Kangaroo Perry Mason and The Love Lucy lineup reflecting a bygone broadcast era.
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Jack LaLanne
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Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Temptation
Dick van Dyke
Eve Guess
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff note
Ottawa Herald lists price plans for local and out of area subscriptions with monthly and yearly rates. The notice also identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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