The 3 Month School Vacation Is Obsolete Editorial
Saturday Notebook recalls an editorial title The 3 Month School Vacation Is Obsolete and quips about mothers, humor, and a satirical take on public life. It notes a Kansas First District race with Rep. Dole and a party switch by George Meeker. It cites a Texas woman who smoked since age 10, a Granny warning to quit, and discusses cigarette taxes and bootlegging. Commentary on Dole visit, foreign aid cuts, and a Study of daytime TV clutter concludes with future election ad clutter.
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Air Congo Flight Detours Through Lagos
The trip from Accra to Kinshasa via Lagos became a longer detour when the party returned to the airport an hour before the scheduled departure. They described the process as burdensome with Nigerian departure and arrival forms identical in requirement.
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Flight Disaster and Lagos Travel Chaos
A traveler recounts a tense customs inspection in which two Nigerian pounds are confiscated, a cancelled Flight 457 to Kinshasa, and a long wait at the Airport Hotel. Air Congo promises a 9:30 am reschedule, then cancels permanently with no immediate alternatives, leaving only distant options via Brazzaville or a risky Kinshasa-Johannesburg route.
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Mole changes and allergies in Your Health column
Dear readers seek medical guidance on mole changes potential cancer risk and when to review with a doctor. Allergic sneezing advice covers avoiding triggers and antihistamines. Impotence concern from syphilis is addressed with emphasis on prompt treatment. Shaving lotion effects noted as tingling refreshing with possible drying or allergy risks.
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Congress Nears Resolution of Major Tax and Spending Fight
The New York AP report notes a 10 month House struggle over an income tax boost coupled with spending cuts. Wilbur Mills indicated approval once a $6 billion cut is pledged, with Carl Albert backing the package as essential. The piece also covers stock market reaction to Kennedy’s shooting, changes in exchange hours, and broader economic indicators including factory orders, construction, inventories, credit, consumer confidence, steel and auto production.
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America Reacts to Assassination and Hope for Renewal
New York commentary reflects on the Kennedy and King assassinations, urging Americans to stay, confront the crisis, and repair a wounded nation. It argues the public will endure, resist despair, and reaffirm virtues to preserve welfare and democratic ideals.
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Television Log Dense Schedule Of Classic Programs
A long OCR listing details weekend daytime and evening TV blocks with titles such as Lone Ranger Professionals Roadrunner Life Begins At 17 Cheyenne Tarzan's Peril Glory Joe Pyne FBI Man Of The West and many more plus news weather sports movies and game shows across channels and time slots noting multiple c markings for color or courtesy programs and special events
Bible Quiz Moral From Church Differences
The quiz notes that the word heretic labels those who differ from orthodox beliefs and cites Luther Wesley Eddy and others as innovators. It argues such differences led to many faiths and references Paul’s writings as applicable to varied beliefs. The moral drawn is from 1 Corinthians 12.
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Samson's Riddle and Pauls Call for Tolerant Judgment
The text recalls Samson's riddle from Judges 14 8 18 noting illicit humor and distress over his riddle and underscores religious restraint with Ephesians 4 30 urging not to grieve the Spirit. It also cites Paul urging religious tolerance to avoid judgment from Romans 14 urging unity.
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Bible Quiz and Historical Snippets From Ottawa
The piece recalls Bible questions on John the Baptist’s father and Romans 14 17, notes a 25 year old item about the Ottawa Carnegie Free Library sending 555 books to armed forces, and a 50 year old report of 150 babies weighed during a health campaign for children under five.
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Ottawa Herald publication rates and policy note
Ottawa Herald lists publication schedule and subscription rates for trade area and outside it. Editor Robert B. Wellington announces exclusive AP news use and general newspaper policy for local and wire service content.
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