Docking’s cautious stance dims gubernatorial crusade
The article notes Gov. Robert Docking echoes past campaign lines as he balances support for constitutional revision with reluctance to overhaul reforms. It questions increases in state employees and the budget, and ponders why youth leave and taxes stay steady, suggesting campaign fire wanes after taking office.
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Paris Flight Adjustments In A Foreign Tongue
A traveler notes the rapid pace of French speech in Paris and the visual shift to stone buildings tree lined streets and sidewalk cafes, describing the need to adjust to a different city rhythm during the arrival from New York.
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Traffic in Paris Compared to New York City Driving
The narrator describes adjusting to Paris traffic after Orly, noting tiny European cars, the speed illusion, and frequent close calls. He observes priority to the right, risky games of lane change, and a moment where a driver shouts Camel to admonish another motorist as insults.
Dear Dr. Mother health column on barbiturate use risks
A reader asks about long term barbiturate use for epilepsy and the need for medical supervision. Dr Mother notes that while prolonged use can be risky if misused, proper use can help and stresses regular medical oversight and reporting any new symptoms. A heel pain inquiry and hernia cost questions follow with practical guidance on diagnosis and possible expenses.
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Auld Lang Syne Notes From Past Local Items
Burl Beam an OHS language instructor planned a six week trip to Mexico City to immerse in Spanish speaking environments. Fifty years ago Mrs A F Dehn and her daughter Clara arrived from Williamsburg for a day of shopping discussions.
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Prayer for Today Be With You to the End of Time
A devotional prayer invoking guidance to align life with eternity. The speaker seeks divine strength through Christ and asks for values shaped by heavenly example, ending with Amen.
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World leaders clash as Kosygin meets Johnson in U S talks
AP columnist James Marlow recaps a whirlwind week with Kosygin in New York and Cuba, Saddam-like alliances and UN denouncements. Kosygin disputes U S aggression in Vietnam and Middle East. Albania and Red China denounce him. Castro hosts talks as Hussein seeks Middle East peace while Eban defends Israel. A call for a magician to interpret the chaos ends the piece.
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TV series facing major changes say networks and stars
Hollywood veteran Gene Handsaker reports TV executives and actors foresee a shift from traditional series to two hour specials and longer films. Despite talk of fewer half hour shows and more specials, NBC CBS and ABC insist ongoing series like Bonanza I Spy and Perry Mason will endure, with a wave of specials expected in coming years. The interview notes mixed predictions about the future of serialized dramas versus stand alone programs.
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Tuesday Television Log Listings of Prime Time Shows
A dense rundown of television slots from five to twelve thirty with program titles including Leave It To Beaver The Borgia Stick Petticoat Junction The Warren Report Batman Lost In Space Beverly Hillbillies The President Lady Gomer Pyle The Bob Hope Johnny Carson and more across hours of News Weather Sports and movies. The list mixes network airings and sequence times with various channels or c markings.
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Blind girl in Waltham earns diploma and music honors
Joy A Taranto, 19, blind daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taranto of Waltham, recently graduated from Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown. She teaches herself guitar, plays piano and organ, sings in a glee club, and has performed at music festivals in New York, Connecticut, and Maryland while winning graduation awards in athletics, music, and scholarship.
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Ottawa Herald listing subscription rates and AP note
Ottawa Herald presents subscription rates for in area and outside trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options. The newspaper notes membership in the Associated Press and exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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