Drunk Driving Critique and Scout Cookie Grievance
A reader questions state and federal highway safety efforts citing alcohol in accidents and condemns the cookie sales model by Girl Scouts. Charles D. Peterson complains about the profits of the cookie company while supporting the Scouts and asks how others feel.
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Vivid leaders fade as world quietens under new tech era
AP News analyst James Marlow surveys a post Kennedy Khrushchev world where former dramatic figures have faded. Leaders like de Gaulle remain aloof while Johnson and Kosygin Brezhnev lack public flair. The piece weighs the shift from bold personalities to technocratic steadiness.
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Television log heavy with 1950s network lineup
Channel schedules list NBC CBS ABC and local channels with numerous shows including Magilla Gorilla Yogi Bear Jonny Quest Dr Kildare Peyton Place Hallmark Hall of Fame The Defenders General Hospital Today Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy The Tonight Show various news Weather and late movie slots reflecting a dense daypart guide with many titles and time ranges.
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Old Americans and the Florida Gold Rush to Sin and Pension
An aging writer muses on Florida retirees and the sex life rumor mill in Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale. He questions moral norms, notes pension incentives, and argues government tax policy shapes behavior, admitting a mix of public disapproval and private envy. He even jokes about being arrested at 84 for disorderly conduct.
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Blood Tests For Marriage Debate Sparks Questions
Letters to Dr. Molner discuss whether any state lacks blood test requirements for marriage and note some states impose tests or lack waiting periods. The exchange urges uniform laws for protection of couples and potential children amid variations across borders. Also included are reader queries on constipation, garlic for high blood pressure, eye conditions, and myopia with brief medical advice and year-old local notes about weddings and civic happenings.
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Ann Sothern Could Be New Lucy Foil
Ann Sothern returns to television next month guest starring in three CBS Lucy Show episodes as Countess Frame Boise of Paris. Rumor rises she may move into Vivian Vance’s old Lucy house role if Ball’s series continues, as networks face season end decisions and several shows risk cancellation across ABC NBC and CBS.
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Tonight's TV Highlights Highlights from a busy prime time slate
Daniel Boone on Channel 4 at 6 30 features Esther Craig and her son found wandering in the wilderness with signs suggesting Esther may be a witch. Youth Concert on Channel 5 13 at 7 spotlights 15 year old pianist Patricia Michaelian and 17 year old violinist James Oliver Buswell IV introduced by Leonard Bernstein at Lincoln Center. Bewitched on Channel 9 13 8 p m Endora's charms clash with Darrin. Hallmark Hall of Fame Channel 4 13 8 30 presents The Magnificent Yankee chronicling Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. on Washington years. Channel 5 10 15 p m Born Yesterday stars Judy Holliday and William Holden. Channel 13 11 p m Hotel Reserve features James Mason Patricia Medina and Raymond Lovell. Channel 5 12 10 Pacific Blackout stars Robert Preston Martha O'Driscoll.
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Today in History January 28 Highlights 1965 entry
On January 28 in history several events stand out. In 1878 the first commercial telephone switchboard began operation in New Haven Connecticut. The Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapsed in 1922 killing 98. In 1936 King George V died and was buried. Other notes include Brandeis’s Supreme Court nomination in 1916 Mau Mau leaders’ amnesty in 1957 and a jet trainer shootdown in East Germany a year ago.
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Ottawa Herald subscription and AP statement
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area, by mail. It notes membership in the Associated Press and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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