Editorial A Case Of Blackmail In Ottawa Zoning
Ottawa city commissioners Harry Murphy and Alden Cearfoss voted to let Ottawa Steel Products violate zoning rules after the firm threatened future expansion. The Cotter grocery building loss of nonconforming use and its rental for industrial purposes drew objections, but the commission later backed the company despite legal advice. The piece accuses the officials of oath violations and bias toward industry.
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Saigon Daily News Closed for Questioning Corruption
An English language paper in Saigon was shut down by the government for daring to question corruption at high levels. It marks the 26th newspaper closed by the regime, which maintains power with external support while claiming to back democracy and free elections. The piece questions U S sacrifice in Vietnam amid a crackdown on dissent.
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Twilight sleep and its uses in medicine
Twilight sleep is a light anesthesia used for childbirth and short procedures including dental work and minor operations. It is not described as shock treatment and was discussed in a letter asking about its relation to mental health therapies.
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Health and TB concerns and dental odor questions
A health column discusses tuberculosis transmission risks from shared bottles and the need for negative sputum before hospital discharge. It also covers tuberculin skin testing, twilight sleep versus ECT, and patient inquiries on halitosis and medical examinations.
Nixon cites violence backlash in city election wins
President Nixon says conservative victories in New York City Los Angeles and Minneapolis reflect a public demand for law and order. He endorses John Marchi for mayor and says he will not campaign below the state level while urging courts and officials to crack down on violence.
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Travelogue Time At The Office
HAL BOYLE recounts vacation quirks seen in offices during summer break. The piece inventories types like The Sports Bug, The Oddball, The Statistician, The Cheapskate, The Pilgrim Grandpa, The Narrow Escaper, The Big Time Operator and The Boss, highlighting how returnees inundate coworkers with tales while the boss quietly plots automation to cut future vacation chatter.
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Television Schedule Fragment Headlines and Listings
A dense OCR style TV guide fragment lists daily Friday and Saturday airings from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM with numerous shows including Flintstones, Truth or Consequences, Weather, police dramas, westerns, game shows, movies, religious programs, and news. It names programs, times, and channel blocks, reflecting a busy broadcast slate from 5 PM through early Sunday morning.
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Major film releases shift power as new studios arise
Hollywood reports a wave of instant majors reshaping film merchandising. Commonwealth United debuts with Julius Caesar and other prestige titles while National General expands from theater chains into film releasing. Cinerama and Viva Max join the trend, offering cheaper distribution and targeted campaigns beyond the old five majors and the fading minors.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly rates. The paper notes editorial leadership by Robert B. Wellington and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Comics Collectors Gather in Houston This Weekend
About 20 comic book collectors from the southwestern United States will meet in Houston Friday through Sunday. Ken Finerry, president of the Houston Comic Collectors Association, says the group conducts annual trade of old comics and sets values on collections.
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