Reagan at Los Angeles meeting fuels California governor bid
Actor turned politician Ronald Reagan dominates coverage as governors meet in Los Angeles. He has cleared a primary hurdle and will face Gov. Edmund Brown in a California governor race. Reagan says he would serve four years if elected, signaling he may not seek a presidential bid. Enthusiasm surrounds his candidacy as he weighs the next steps.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Reagan
Edmund Brown
California
Reagan courts California voters with conservative push
The article portrays Ronald Reagan as increasingly active in politics, known for a conservative stance and calls for less federal interference. It notes rumors of Birch Society ties, which he denies while welcoming support from all backers. Polls show strong California momentum for him as governor, challenging Gov. Brown.
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John Birch Society
Reagan
California
Gov. Brown
Portland as a rose city and country town seen from a traveler
A reader describes Portland Oregon as the rose city noting a rose at a Hilton bar drink, Mt Hood to the east, and a site where Willamette meets the Columbia. The piece compares Portland’s hills, nearby mountains, downtown growth, and freeways to San Francisco and Kansas City, calling it a country town with a bright churchgoing culture and active weekend car cruising.
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Mt. Hood
Willamette
Columbia
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Kansas City
Television Log Heavy with Classic Shows and Movies
A dense Friday schedule lists numerous classic programs and films across channels. Highlights include Leave It To Beaver, Rifleman, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Perry Mason, The Desperate Hours, and The Harder They Fall among many others, with weather and news slots interspersed.
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Torey and Friends
Rifleman
Texan
Camp Runamuck
Tammy
Hank
Mitch
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Mr. Roberts
U.N.C.L.E
Cheyenne
FBI
Johnny Carson
al Capone
M Squad
Johnny Apollo
Faith For Our Times
Zhobe
Peter Gunn
Trails West
Capitol
Andy Hardy
Face the Nation
Viet Nam Weekly Review
Ed Sullivan
Saul Alinsky
Ottawa Herald Radio and TV Listings and Rates
Ottawa Herald presents daily local news with AP rights and a dense schedule of broadcasts. Listings include church programs, religious talks, kid shows, and various time blocks from 6:55 to 13:00 with multiple program titles and host names.
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Opinion
Capital
Discovery
Hoppity Hooper
Porky Pig
Heckle and Jeckle
Jetsons
Tennessee Tuxedo
Atom Ant
Torey and Friends
Secret Squirrel
Mighty Mouse
Lassie
Underdog
Casper
Top Cat
Tom and Jerry
Fury
Quick Draw McGraw
Magilla Gorilla
Encounter
Oral Roberts
Davey and Goliath
Sacred Heart
Search
Linus the Lionhearted
Christophers
Benny and
Cecil
Peter Potamus
Insight
Camera Three
Bullwinkle
State Hospital
Wonderama
Kansas City Heritage
Degenerated neck discs explain shoulder pain and relief options
A reader asks about neck disc degeneration causing shoulder pain at night. Dr advises nerve compression in the cervical spine, noting relief may come from a neck collar, traction, or surgery in severe cases. Also discusses neck protection and limited movement after fusion.
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Ed Ames Faces Typecasting As He Builds Diverse Career
Ed Ames explains how he avoids being typecast after leaving the Ames Brothers to act. He reprises Mingo in Daniel Boone and keeps other gigs in night clubs records theater and film. He says actors must gamble on varied roles to advance and control their range.
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ED Ames
Cynthia Lowry
Mingo
Daniel Boone
Los Angeles
Today In History highlights from 1966 events
This digest recalls July 8 figures from Grover Cleveland declaring martial law in Chicago in 1894 to boxing histories like John L. Sullivan defeating Jake Kilrain in 1889 and Boxer Rebellion actions in 1900. It also notes wartime carrier damage in 1945, postwar peace talks in 1946, steel strikes mid decade, Kennedy discussions at Hyannis Port, and Germany Berlin talks.
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Associated Press
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
U.S
China
Pacific
Allied Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Churchill doctor's diary sparks secrecy ruling in UK
Exeter England AP. Prompted by furor over Churchill physician diary the British Medical Association rules a patient's death does not absolve a doctor from secrecy obligation. Issue raised by recent publication of Lords Morans book on Churchill recounting his decline.
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England
Sir Winston Churchill
British Medical Association
Lord Moran
Churchill
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