From Our Readers Says School Lunch Program Deserves Respect
Reena McMillan of Williamsburg Kan defends the National School Lunch Act and school food service against a critical Herald piece. She notes the program supplies one third of daily nutrition, supports students with balanced meals, and reflects hard work and dedication of cooks and staff.
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Liquor Costs and Taxpayer Burdens Cited by Paul Archer
In a summary attributed to Paul Archer, the author argues the nation spends about 13 billion annually on alcoholic beverages while taxpayers bear roughly 20 billion in costs for treatment. He questions who pays the remaining 16 billion, asserting profits in the trade do not cover taxes and contends that relaxing liquor laws would not reduce taxes.
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Paul Archer
Remarkable Ada Roe reaches 110 in Lowestoft dairy life
Ada Roe of Lowestoft, known as Granny Ada, celebrates her 110th birthday by continuing to run a dairy with help from a daughter. She credits hard work for longevity, while reflecting that gradually passing leadership to younger staff would ease retirement and secure the business’s future.
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Congestive Heart Failure: symptoms and care overview
A concise explainer defines congestive heart failure as a weakened heart failing to pump blood adequately. It lists common symptoms such as cough, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and swelling, and notes treatments like digitalis, diuretics, and sometimes oxygen to ease breathing.
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Restoring Negro history faces many obstacles
The piece argues that while civil rights advance, Negro history remains underrepresented in books and museums. It cites minimal Smithsonian items, unrecognized figures like Matthew Henson and Jean DuSable, and notes efforts by Congress and states to teach and archive Black history. Local institutions in Washington and Detroit actively collect and display material, urging community help.
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California
Michigan
Connecticut
Washington
Frederick Douglass Institution
District of Columbia
Detroit
Variety Is Providing Life To Television In The US
Television life expands with variety shows across morning to night as networks replace older formats. Describes rise of host led programs from Garry Moore to This Morning with Dick Cavett and the lure of ratings. Notes TV’s push to attract young homemakers 18 to 35 amid a boom in new variety formats.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Mike Liza
TV Life
Ed Sullivan
Jackie Gleason
Carol Burnetts
Red Skeltons
Jerry Lewises
Dean Marting
Garry Moore
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Pat Boone
Woody Woodbury
Rowan and Martin
John Gary
Miami Beach
Steve Allen
ABC
Donna Reed
Dick Cavett
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Dick van Dyke
Andy Griffith
Johnson Optimistic on Pueblo Crew Return Through Diplomacy
President Johnson, shown by White House visitors as confident, believes diplomacy may secure release of the Pueblo’s 82 surviving crew members amid North Korean threats. In Moscow, a North Korean diplomat warned punishment and war if reprisals occur, while Panmunjom talks continue with calmer negotiations replacing earlier confrontations. The State Department noted the eighth Pueblo meeting but gave no details, as Washington seeks a settlement with the Communists.
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Pueblo
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Zang Te Zoon
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State Department
Panmunjom
You Can Save Money Really You Can
New York AP report notes Cornell University economist Dr Hanz Beisdorf promotes a supermarket savings program teaching planning records and label study to cut 10 to 20 percent from food bills. Courses emphasize efficiency and businesslike shoppers, with examples showing weekly savings and meat and juice price comparisons.
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Hanz Beisdorf
Cornell University
Beisdorf
New York State
Washington
Televised Lineup and Schedules Across Major Networks
A dense OCR of daily TV listings shows a sprawling slate from morning through late night across multiple networks, naming programs such as Flintstones, Beverly Hillbillies, The Tonight Show, Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, Love of Life, General Hospital, The World Turns, and Batman. It lists times, channel references, and recurring segments like News Weather Farm Reports and various game shows, with occasional film features like Lolita and The Seven Year Itch.
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Batman
Flying Nun
Bewitched
Ironside
That Girl
Mayle
Peyton Place
F Troop
Dean Martin
Untouchables
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Ottawa Herald: Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Publication details for Ottawa Herald Cedar Ottawa Herald include daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates for trade area by mail month to year are listed, with outside trade rates. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and uses AP news dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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