Symington Urges Eisenhower Land Policy To Cut Reservoir Costs
Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri attacked the Army Corps of Engineers on the Senate floor over flood control land purchases. He argued current Kennedy era policy requires buying land to full pool and flood easements, driving up costs and delaying projects. He urged reverting to the Eisenhower policy of buying minimal land, noting Nixon and Johnson policies followed that approach. Kansas faces similar flood protection needs.
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Conquering Wrong Planet Moon Mission Cost Debate
An editorial notes the planned moon landing this month amid rising public interest but questions the $26 billion spent on the program. It contrasts space spending with domestic poverty and urges reflection on opportunity costs in the context of the nation’s needs.
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Businessmen Turn To Prime Assistance Areas
Successful businessmen and women give up corporate pay checks or retirement leisure to serve communities linking idealism across generations. Louis Rader of General Electric will head Virginia Techs electrical engineering department this fall. Organizations like SCORE Vit a and IESC mobilize high level professionals as volunteers abroad and at home. Frank Pace Jr. leads IESC, noting volunteers work as hard as in business.
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Swelling Feet Causes and Remedies Question
A reader in her sixties reports two years of persistent feet and ankle swelling that occurs in any position. After a recent physical and normal tests she asks what could be causing it and what steps can be taken for diagnosis and relief.
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Understanding Foot Swelling Causes And Checkups
This piece explains that swollen feet come from many causes including heart kidney or liver disease, excessive salt, varicose veins, tight clothing, or standing long hours. Treatments vary from diuretics and diet changes to addressing underlying conditions, with emphasis on honest patient-doctor communication and thorough physical checkups.
Patty Duke Now a Mature Star at 22
Hal Boyle reports Patty Duke, at 22 and 5 feet tall, now seeks mature roles after 15 years in show business. Born December 14, 1946 in Bellevue Hospital New York City, she won the 1963 best supporting actress Oscar for The Miracle Worker. Duke remains eager for personal goals, including marriage and children, while reflecting on childhood stardom and an unhappy marriage to Harry Falk Jr.
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Armstrong Eyes Next Lunar Steps After Apollo 11
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Neil Armstrong and Col Ed Aldrin Jr are preparing for the moon landing mission. Armstrong says the lunar voyage is a service and a tool, not the end, and envisions future space stations and exploration while acknowledging risks in descent and surface activity. He believes the next decade could surpass past flights in scope and insight.
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Television Schedule Snapshot With Multiple Classics
A dense TV grid lists daytime and evening lineups from News to Movies, featuring Flintstones, Daniel Boone, Dragnet, Tom Jones, The Saint, Laredo, Perry Mason, and many more. Entries show channel blocks, times, and program titles across broadcasts and networks.
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Dean Martin
Mama Cass
Joey Bishop
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Stronger Tail Lights Proposed In Visibility Talk
Berkeley AP reports Dr. Dan M. Finch at UC Berkeley urged higher intensity tail lights to cut rear end collisions in fog. He described a three level system: normal level, ten times brighter for daylight, and a third level with several thousand candlepower for fog driving.
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Sweden to market new contraceptive pill Follings
Stockholm AP reports the government will market a new contraceptive pill named Follings described by its developer as highly effective with no detrimental side effects. Sweden is expanding participation in several large drug firms as part of its partial nationalization of the pharmaceutical industry.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy Notes
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and distant readers, with one month costs of 1.00 inside trade area and 1.50 outside. Three months 3.00 locally and 4.25 by mail outside. six months 5.50 locally and 8.00 outside. one year 10.00 locally and 15.00 outside. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as Editor and Publisher and notes AP news rights.
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