Landers delivers blunt talk at First Methodist Church
Ann Landers spoke to a capacity Sunday night crowd at the First Methodist Church, delivering her typical blunt critique of American morals including rigged TV quiz shows and padding expense accounts. Rev. Charles Knight introduced her amid a sea of listeners. A Civil Defense drill in Ottawa drew mixed reactions as many treated the exercise with mild curiosity and returned to routine duties.
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This And That funny column spoofing modern life
A witty collage of quips about office doors a moon trip Niagara Falls and Grand Canyon weddings and pop culture. Humorous vignettes touch on wartime pizza patriotism hardware store spring sales Adolph Eichmann Readers Digest and social quirks from Texas to big city life.
To Your Good Health Neurasthenia Can Be Whipped
Reader asks if neurasthenia or chronic fatigue is a disease and how it can be treated. The doctor explains neurasthenia is a psychological issue with physical aspects, stresses complete physical exams to rule out physical causes, and notes therapy may include reassurance, counseling, medications, exercise, and regular routines.
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Wolter
Prayer for Today and Mission to Preach Gospel
A devotional prayer invoking Jesus command to go into all the world and preach the gospel. The speaker asks for renewal and strength to carry the good news of Christ to all people in Jesus name.
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The Ottawa Herald Editorial and Rates Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists staff: Robert B Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher. It shows subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 65 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3 73 dollars, one year 7 dollars, and outside trade area by mail: one month 1 50, three months 4 25, six months 8, one year 15 dollars. It notes AP republication rights and daily publication schedule.
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Television Schedule Amid Busy Night Lineup
A dense listing of programs across networks includes news with Harold Mack and Douglas Edwards, sports updates with Bill Yearout and Monte Moore, classic dramas like Laramie and Wagon Train, variety shows featuring Jack Paar and Captain Kangaroo, cartoons, early morning and late night fare, and multiple
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Evening TV Highlights of Channel Listings
An evening schedule lists episodes and movies across channels 9 4 5 13 and 3 több titles including American Civil War Bugs Bunny Laramie Rifleman Father Knows Best Dobie Gillis Like Mother Like Daughter Wyatt Earp Alfred Hitchcock Tom Ewell Stagecoach West Thriller Red Skelton Garry Moore Julie Andrews Arthur Treacher The Prisoner My Three Sons They Met in Bombay features Clark Gable with a late movie at 10 16 on Channel 5
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der Nelson
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Joan Fontaine Recovers From Illnesses In Hollywood Wardrobe Tests
HOLLYWOOD AP Joan Fontaine, now back to health after a three year span of mononucleosis hepatitis and undulant fever, breezed into town for wardrobe tests on Tender is the Night in Europe She may film two more pictures this year and do TV She spoke of marriage friendship and self reliance as lessons learned during illness and reflected on the strain of proving illness to others She described a six month misdiagnosis and said she had not had a fever for three weeks
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Pulitzer Prizes Awarded for Drama, Fiction, Public Service
Broadway debut play All the Way Home wins 1961 Pulitzer drama. Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird tops fiction. Amarillo Globe-Times earns public service medal for anti corruption drive. Lynn Heinzerling of AP wins international reporting for Congo era coverage.
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Wage Bill Nears Passage in Senate House Accord
A wage bill compromise raises the minimum from 1.00 to 1.25 dollars by 1963 and expands coverage to about 1.62 million workers, mainly in large retail stores. Supported as Kennedy administration victory, the measure keeps the Senate plan but faces a tough House battle led by Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The final product goes to Senate first, then the House, with a vote anticipated by a narrow margin.
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