Hegberg Monument Lies In Ottawa’s Economic Structure
Walter E. Hegberg who died last week shaped Ottawa’s economy through leadership in Ottawa Steel Ottawa Industrial Development Inc and the Made O Day plant. He helped salvage garments and land deals that birthed major local industries and served as an officer with Ottawa Farm Implement Co director of the First National Bank and church official. His legacy endures in daily benefit to residents through community cooperation between business and industry.
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Walter E. Hegberg
Ottawa
Mr. Hegberg
Walter KE. Hegberg
Hegberg
Ottawa Farm Implement Co
First National Bank
Deer On Dole at Lewis Research Center Grounds
NASA maintains a herd of deer on the Lewis Research Center grounds near Sandusky Ohio. The purpose appears unclear whether scientific or decorative and is described as classified information.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lewis Research Center
Sandusky
Ohio
Deer Population at NASA Center Sparks Birth Control Debate
An article satirically questions NASA’s plan with Ohio State University to curb deer growth at a center housing 700 animals. It notes fears of insufficient feed, mentions a fertility pill concept, and jokes about arming guards for culls versus scientific methods.
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NASA
Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Ohio State University
Wildlife Research Unit
Understanding Blood Pressure Readings and Cuff Mechanics
An explainer on how systolic and diastolic pressures are determined using a cuff and stethoscope. It describes reading the gauge at the first thump to capture systolic pressure and the point where thumps disappear as diastolic pressure, with notes on the mechanics and why two numbers are used.
Price of a pause in bombing North Vietnam analysis
AP News Analyst James Marlow discusses whether a bombing pause by the United States would prompt North Vietnam to seek peace talks. Senator Mansfield calls for a permanent halt, cautioning that a pause could shift risks to ground forces. The Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam argues bombing is not decisive but aids South Vietnam fighting, urging Hanoi to end arms and troops flow if a pause begins.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Johnson
Mansfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Citizens Committee For Peace With Free
Dom
Vietnam
South
Britain’s Wilson unveils austerity to save economy
Prime Minister Harold Wilson mounts a two pronged plan to make Britain solvent by 1970-71, cutting military spending abroad and domestic social services. He seeks early withdrawal from Southeast Asia, reduced F111 bomber purchases, and tax and spending limits to boost exports amid 538,000 unemployed. Cabinet law aims to reallocate 2.4 billion in resources to export production and trim domestic purchasing power by up to 1.4 billion this year.
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London
Harold Wilson
Lse
Britain
Wilson
House of Commons
Suez
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Ireland
Washington
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Johnson
Commons
Labor Party
U.S. Congress
Laborite
Nuclear Powered Enterprise Visit May Be Delayed in Japan
In Sasebo protests mount as leftists rally to greet the USS Enterprise amid reports from Tokyo that the 75 000 ton carrier could postpone its visit. Kimura cited informal U.S. notes of possible delay while crews faced heavy seas near the Bonins. Police counted 870 students in Fukuoka as the base site drew scrutiny over nuclear ships.
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Tokyo
Sasebo
USS
Enterprise
Toshio Kimura
U.S
Japan
Kimura
Bonin Islands
Western Pacific
Truxton
Vietnam
Fukuoka
Pat Paulsen launches noncandidacy for president on TV
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports Pat Paulsen, the deadpan satirist from The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, arrives in New York to announce a noncandidacy for president on CBS January 28. A STAG party platform is drafted by supporters, with Paulsen joking he would not run or govern if nominated or elected. The campaign is staged across TV shows including Johnny Carson and Bob Hope specials, with Ship of Fools premiering January 28 on ABC and a long broadcast slot planned for early 1965.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Pat Paulsen
Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
Paulsen
CBS
STAG
Roosevelt
Iself
Herbert Humphrey
New York City
Pueblo
Colorado
Stag Party
Johnny Carson
Television Log Entries for Evening Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs and times across this broadcast day. It names multiple hosts, shows, and genres from morning through late night, including news, weather, game shows, dramas, and specials with many program titles and station references.
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Joseph G
Molner
Lavina Ross Fowler
Jacob
Andrew
Jesus
John
Emerson
Garnett
Hamlin
Princeton Ice Company
Henderson
Stinebaugh
Claude Spencer
L,m, Hardin
Rev. Anderson
Hardin
Jonathan Stott
Heavenly Father
Her
Labor
Laborites
ABC
NBC
Nune
Meer O
Kana
Dream
Jeannie
Lewis
Reddkelton
UNI
Gaehelor
Joey Bishop
Anight
Mavic
Jony Hishop
Mery Griffin
Mid America
Milton the Monster
News
Jack LaLanne
Captain Kangaroo
Torey
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Concentration
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Temptation
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Doe Pyne Fe
Wandy Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Torey and Friends
Three Stooges
Seaver
Flintstones
Kansas
Virginian
Avengers
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
Jonathan Winters
Joey Mahon
Scourse
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