Editorial Saturday Notebook Weekend Musings From Ottawa
A Kansas editorial excerpt mocks current events and lightens with urban humor. It cites riots in Boston triggered by welfare demands and skeptical takes on the presidents budget and taxes. It mentions Fourth of July ice cream at Grace Episcopal, a home made boast, and playful quips about fashion, travel, and summer weather and drinking trends.
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Locarno Switzerland Exudes Calm Hoteliers and Lake Life
The narrator describes Locarno as a serene tourist town on Lake Maggiore with Alps haze, where hotels line the water and winter stays rely on tourist seasons. Activities center on the Kursaal casino district with concerts dances and light entertainment rather than gambling, inviting visitors to rest, boat rides, and gentle leisure.
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Infections and nail flaws in patient letters to Dear Doctor
A reader asks about a split thumbnail and possible infection. Dr Molner notes nails split from injury, sometimes treated with collodion. advise seeing a dermatologist if infection exists. Other questions cover toenail whiteness, quinidine, chronic heartburn, menopause timing, and nasal polyps with recurrence over years. Military and school trip notices also appear.
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Television Log Into the Weekend Schedule
Saturday listed a dense program with Bat Masterson and many films and shows across hours from 5 to 2. The following Sunday continues with Virgil Ward Rifleman Lassie Walt Disney World Ed Sullivan FBI and other classics culminating in News and Faith For Our Times.
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Secrets And Files In Dodd Scandal Reverberate In Washington
Washington reacts to the Dodd censure era with distrust of staffers as a senator confronts a secretary over file access and the risk of copied materials. The dialogue touches on office secrecy, potential double billing, and fears of public exposure. Elaine resists sharing sensitive documents while the senator hints at leverage and protection through known misdeeds.
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Michael O'Hare
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Russians View Summit With Mixed Reactions
ANTHONY C. COLLINGS reports from Kazan that Russians show mixed reactions to the Glassboro talks between Johnson and Kosygin. Some praise potential U S Soviet cooperation including a factory buying American machinery, while others stress Vietnam and China as complicating factors. A Moscow worker cites closer ties, a small town mayor questions broad shifts, and officials caution that no firm progress is assured.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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