Ottawa reader defends junkyard yards and community pride
Mrs. Harry D. Brown of RFD 3 requests fair treatment after a May issue story on keeping America beautiful singled out automobile junkyards. She argues many wrecking yards offer usable parts at half price and support local economies, noting some yards remain tidy and regulated.
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Ve Day 20th Anniversary Parade In Paris
De Gaulle reports on a grand VE-Day anniversary celebration in Paris. The Champs Elysees hosted a moving procession as traffic lanes were cleared for a long, ceremonial parade toward the Arch of Triumph, with bands and flags marking the event.
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De Gaulle Leads Paris Victory Day Spectacle on Champs Elysees
Crowds along the Champs Elysees and Etoile, flags, arches, and barriers frame a VE Day style display for General de Gaulle. He reviews troops, wreaths the Unknown Soldier, rides in an open car with mounted guards, and a large military parade ends with fireworks and fountains on the Seine banks.
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Vitamins in the B complex and sources explained
Dear Dr. Molner explains the B vitamin group as a complex with B1 to B12, detailing roles and deficiencies. It notes beriberi from B1, pernicious anemia linked to B12, and that a balanced diet with meat cereals vegetables and fruit provides these vitamins, highlighting cereals and whole wheat as rich sources.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead note
Ottawa Herald operates from 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington. Rates target trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside trade area: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Televised Schedule Fragment With Several Classics
TV log lists shows from 5:00 to 9:00 including Woody Woodpecker Bugs Bunny News News Speak Up Weather Combat Sportsman’s Friend Mr. Novak Wanted Dead or Alive Joey Bishop McHale’s Navy Red Skelton Death Valley Days and a late movie Close to My
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Speak Up
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Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
Today in History highlights a nation’s early 19th century changes
On this June 1, 1965, the date marks events from 1813 when Captain James Lawrence gave the famous line Don't give up the ship as his Chesapeake fell to the British, plus notes that Kentucky and Tennessee joined the Union in 1792 and 1796. The same entry recalls Brig ham Young's birth in 1801 and wartime actions in Crete and Germany during World War II. It also lists a dense schedule of radio and television programming across stations and times, reflecting era media.
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Crete
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TV Highlights Schedule on Channel 4 5 9 and 13
TV guide listing shows on Channel 4 with Visions of Sugar Plums Death Valley Days and Close to My Heart at 6 30 7 30 and 8 p m plus Petticoat Junction Doctors Nurses Alley and late night titles Behave Yourself Walking on Air and The Man from Down Under featuring actors such as Joseph Calvelli Gene Tierney Ray Milland Ann Southern and Binnie Barnes in various time slots
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Daily Word
Down Under
Faith For Our Times
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Guitare
Charlie O'Rourke
Fighting Sky
Ben Darneille
Carson City
Marty Honegger
Ray Milland
Gene Tierney
Petticoat Junction
Betty Jo
Channel 9
Francis L. Sullivan
Margalo Gilmore
Channel
Gene Raymond
Ann Southern
Escaped lifer McCarther jailbreak prompts guard focus
Wichita AP report details Richard Lee McCarther’s Friday night jail break from Sedgwick County jail via a plumbing shaft and rope. Police surround Miss Judy Jershin home and safeguard Judge Robert Stephan and jurors from McCarther, who already holds life plus 35 years for armed robberies and prior escapes. He had a prior Dec 5 escape and was recaptured on Wichita State campus after Miss Jershin disarmed him seeking to steal her car.
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Wichetta State
Robert Stephan
McCarther
Wichita State
Jershin
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