Mail to Office Reports Free OEO Letters and NFIB Debate
The Mail reports five free publications from the Office of Economic Opportunity and a paid news release from the National Federation of Independent Business. The OEO letters praise Director Sargent Shriver and poverty programs in Harlem and Boston, while NFIB notes a survey showing 82 percent of businessmen support higher third class mail rates and calls to end free OEO mail. The piece argues the poverty program uses the mails to promote its cooperatives, burdening a deficit-ridden post office and taxed taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Economic Opportunity
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
OEO
Sargeant Shriver
Harlem
Boston
National Federation
Federation
United States
Uncle Sam
Miniskirt Scene From Paris To New York Commentary
In Paris miniskirts appear pervasive among young women, far outpacing New York observers. The writer laments exhibitionist displays, argues legs lose grace beneath short hems, and foresees fashion swinging back to longer skirts while noting societal reactions and a coy old rhyme about winds and dust.
Old Time Remedies vs Modern Medicine for Health Gains
A reader asks about bladder trouble and old fashioned cures. Dr Molner counters superstition with practical medicine, noting that true treatment targets the exact defect rather than nostrums. He cites antibiotics for infections and specific drugs for diabetes, seizures, and thyroid issues.
Remedy for bladder trouble in old and new medicine
The piece contrasts old trial and error cures with modern discoveries and explains that true bladder trouble requires precise treatment. It notes that cystocele can be repaired surgically, tumors or polyps removed, infections treated with antibiotics, and that frequent urination may stem from diabetes or prostate disease.
Television Log With Classic Hourly Listings
A historic TV schedule lists programs from 5:00 to 8:00 and includes items such as Leave It To Beaver Branded News Truth or Consequences and The Virginian Lost In Space Monroes Beverly Hillbillies Bob Hope and Green. The article also recalls past community events.
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Monroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Bob Hope
Green
Kansas
Batman
Daniel Boone
Today In History Highlights From June 28, 1967
On this date in 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand was assassinated in Austria Hungary, a pivotal moment leading to World War I. Also noted are 1778 Monmouth battle, 1836 Madison death, 1838 Victoria coronation, plus a record UN General Assembly duration and a long broadcast schedule with multiple programs and films listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Francis Ferdine
Monmouth
N.J
James Madison
Britain
Vicetoria
General Assembly
United Nations
It Shall Be A Boy Presidential Presence Brought To Bear
Washington reports that President Lyndon B. Johnson is to have a grandson. White House sources note advisers were split on boy or girl, polls and editors influence, and Lady Bird finalizing the decision to name a grandson Lyndon. The timing and implications were debated amid 1968 election considerations.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Luci
Pat Nugent
Doves
Storks
George Gallup
Lou Harris
Gallup
Harris
President Johnson
South
Lady Bird
Lyndon
Prayer Voicing Repentance and Christ’s Love
A devotional prayer asking for forgiveness for contempt and urging daily joyful trust in Jesus. The petitioner seeks to speak of Christ’s love by word and deed, invoking the RSV line from Matthew 27 22 and concluding with Amen.
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Jesus
Christ
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and AP note
Rates for trade area by mail list monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly prices. Outside trade area rates differ by month quarter half and year. Editor publisher Robert B Wellington noted. Associated Press affiliation stated.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
The
Associated Press
TV Set Owners Have A Smiling Advocate
Hollywood AP Syd Cassyd, founding chair of the Emmy academy, proposes a National Academy of Television Receiver Owners of America. He envisions a service group to promote public interest in TV, give viewers a voice to sponsors and programming, and counterbalance overworked regulators and private interests.
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Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Television Academy
National Academy of Television Receiver Owners of America
Syd Cassyd
Automobile Club
Cassyd
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Vine
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Paris
New York
Fouquet
Pierre Chareron
D.w
Washington Post
Joseph G
Molner
NBC
CBS
ABC
Forest Park
S. B. Weidner
Kansas City
Gomer Pyle
Johnny Carson
Alan Burke
Joey Bishop
Saracen Blade
Faith For Our Times
Rome
Vic Damone
Sens
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dickesen
Art Buchwald
Wayne Morse
J. W. Fulbright
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Soan
Department of Labor
George Christian
Austin
UNIVERSay_ Kits yi
Technicolor
Ety
Ay UU
Han Canettenolan
Universal Picture
Mirisch Corporation
Jack Lemmon
Walter Martian
Billy Wilder
Panavision
United Artists
MR. Roberts
Henry Fonda
James Cagney
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