Ice rink idea proves popular at Ottawa pool
Editorial draws contrast with a Lawrence Journal World piece about an idea of an ice skating rink. It notes Ottawa’s new swimming pool was filled in with dirt and later repurposed as an ice rink, drawing crowds on cold Sundays and evening hours.
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Old pool gains life with city effort and summer plans
City and recreation commission cool talk to action as the old pool, once icy and leaky, now provides happiness for children. If surfacing is added, it could host summer square dances and shuffleboard, with lighting and restrooms already in place.
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The Children’s Hour In The Upper Reaches
AP News Analyst James Marlow looks at a mumbling start to a presidential year. McNamara to head World Bank and other resignations shake Johnson’s team. Romney and McCarthy offer little, while Johnson and Nixon say the least.
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The Common Cold Defies Simple Answers Yet Persists
A reflective note on the common cold, claiming medicine lacks full knowledge of its cause and cure after 2,000 years, while praising science for ongoing efforts to understand and treat it.
Cold Causes and Mood Hypotheses From a NY Psychiatrist
A New York psychiatrist suggests colds may arise from low mood rather than viruses after three years studying 26 colds in 10 patients. He notes 25 of 26 colds followed low mood, proposes a casual link, and muses that tears might symbolize expressed sorrow, while the narrator favors drafts and weather as causes.
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Mask of pregnancy linked to birth control pills
A reader asks about brown facial skin changes from birth control pills and whether stopping the pill reverses them. The columnist explains that the “mask of pregnancy” can occur with the pill, its frequency varies, and symptoms often fade after stopping but may persist partially. The piece discusses warning patients and notes the pigment changes during pregnancy-like hormonal states.
Biblical quiz prompts on faith and scripture
By Lavina Ross Fowler a reader article poses a Bible quiz on Luke 12 31 seeking first the kingdom and asks which gospel records the song of Simeon whether Abraham was justified by faith or circumcision and other biblical questions listing Luke 2 Genesis 22 Romans 4 Acts 12 13 Jonah 4 6 7 Four correct excellent three correct good See Bible
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Sharks and Cousteau special on ABC
Jacques Yves Cousteau describes sharks as splendid savages then presents striking undersea footage on The Undersea World of Jacques Yves Cousteau. The hour explores shark behavior including scent cues, vision, and vibrations, climaxing with a feeding frenzy and tagging divers for migratory study.
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Hollywood Labor Unions Plan to Halt Overseas Filming
Hollywood labor leaders meet in Washington on Jan 18 with California Senators Kuchel and Murphy to push proposals to curb overseas film production. They cite Daily Variety data showing 54 percent of 210 features shot abroad and warn of job losses as TV production shifts and foreign subsidies boost non domestic filming.
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Promising Navy Captain Trades Battleship for Shore Duty
NEW YORK AP One of the Navy's most promising captains, Richard G. Alexander, will depart as commanding officer of the battleship New Jersey for shore duty in Boston citing personal reasons. Alexander, 45, has served 24 years and says no assignment equals command of the New Jersey. The shift is linked to a two year saga surrounding the relief of Lt. Cmdr. Marcus Aurelius Arnheiter and ensuing controversy over his attempt to discipline the crew.
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TV Schedule Log Echoes Busy Primetime Lineup
A dense listing outlines daily schedule blocks from 5:00 PM through 12:30 AM featuring news, game shows, dramas, comedies, and films. Notable items include Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Captain Kangaroo Myriad CBS and NBC offerings plus movie titles like Blaze Of Noon and Bird Of Paradise.
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Second Hundred Years
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