Campaigning Rules and Voter Apathy Highlight 1966 Editorial
The Ottawa Herald discusses limits on loudspeaker campaign use in public spaces and signage on rights of way, noting viewer fatigue with political TV ads. A poll of locals on the upcoming primary shows several will be away, others uninterested, and some unsure about absentee ballots.
Expensive Politics in Campaigns Across Congress Seats
The piece notes that primary congressional candidates must raise roughly 7,000 to 10,000 dollars, while Senate bids likely cost far more. It discusses the costs, effort, hazards, and heat of campaigns, and questions public apathy toward politics and good men to represent the public, pondering how the system still functions.
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Congress
U.S. Senate
Dreary Terminals and Quiet Havens for Travelers
In the old days trains produced dreary terminals while airports share the same clutter and noise. Yet veteran travelers rise above the chaos by finding quiet corners one floor above, where comfort and coddling await. In major airports odd corners hold inconspicuous hours for respite.
Airport Clubs Promise Privilege and Quiet Comfort
An article describes airline passenger clubs at airports offering exclusive lounges with amenities funded by major carriers such as TWA United American Pan Am and Clipper Clubs. It notes 115000 100000 100000 and 175000 members, plus comforts like complimentary drinks. The Civil Aeronautics Board may label these clubs discriminatory and force them closed or open to all ticket holders.
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TWA
United
American
PancAm’s Clipper
Blubnig
America
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tferry
Pilonidal Cyst Explained and Care Guidelines
A pilonidal cyst at the base of the spine forms a nest of hair with fluid. It can be treated by hair removal and cleanliness or surgical cleaning of the infected tract. Surgery is not serious and avoiding infection helps healing. Maintain erect posture to reduce pressure and consider weight loss if overweight.
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L.B
Stolen Bicycle Reported Near Plaza Theater
A bicycle owned by Raymond McCullough of 710 Cypress was stolen from in front of the Plaza theater around 9:30 p.m. yesterday. Also noted are Ot ta wa city contracts closed with two main firms to remodel water and light plants totaling 48,931 dollars.
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Raymond McCullough
Cypress
Plaza Theater
City of
Ottawa
Prayer for Today and Christ’s Intercession
Scriptural invocation from Romans 8 34 and a prayer asking Our Father to grant Christlike sight speech and service for others. The text emphasizes seeing people with the eyes of Christ speaking with His voice and meeting needs through His hands, concluding with a thanksgiving prayer.
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Christ
New Weapons Scaring Enemy in Vietnam War Report
AP notes Yen Bai raid 80 miles northwest of Hanoi used cluster bomblets from CBU units, napalm addition, Dragon Ships, and B52 high altitude strikes. Describes M16 rifle, Mi6 ammo capacity, Sky Spot radar guidance, and increased sortie counts for U S and South Vietnamese air and ground forces.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Thailand
U.S
Viet Nam
Red River Valley
CBU
South
Cambodia
Laos
TV Personality Has A Lot Of Patience
TV host Allen Ludden writes about marriage to Betty White and the devoted fan base that followed her from Al Jarvis to Life with Elizabeth and beyond. He notes lifelong admiration from fans, varied public personas, and the mix of longtime supporters and newer followers.
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Cynthia Lowry
Betty White
Betty
al Jarvis
Elizabeth
The
Angels
NBC
Television Schedule Log Flurry of Classic Network Programs
A dense Friday through Sunday log lists TV airings across multiple hours including Leave It To Beaver, Rifleman, News, Weather, sports, movies, and numerous children's and variety shows. Notable entries include Hogan's Heroes, Sing Along With Mitch, The Addams Family, Hitler film, Gomer Pyle USMC, Gunsmoke, Peter Gunn, Lassie, Batman style titles, and Bible program blocks from early morning to late night.
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Torey and Friends
Rifleman
Texan
Senators
Wild West
Camp Runamuck
Hank
Mitch
Addams Family
Gomer Pyla
USMC
Mr. Roberts
Bewitched
U,n
C.L
Cheyenne
FBI
Viva Villas
Eddie Cantor
M Squad
Faith For Our Times
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