The Long Road To Peace Editorial
The piece weighs on how Paris peace talks are reported across wires and TV, with Harriman and Cyrus Vance leading the U S team. Harriman at 76 brings a long diplomatic record while Vance, 51, has global postings. Signals from the White House shape the outcome, and the outlook appears bleak.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus Nance
Harriman
New York
TV And The Candidates The Woman Who Opposed Johnson
A documented remark captures a female Democrat figure furious at Lyndon Johnson and denouncing a rival cowardly for blocking her own vote against him. The quote illustrates partisan tension and election rhetoric from the period. Her stance highlights friction within the party and the heated dynamics around Johnson’s candidacy.
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Lyndon Johnson
Woman analyzes presidential candidates in candid interview
A woman evaluates Hubert Humphrey Bobby Kennedy and Gene McCarthy, favoring McCarthy as the preferred candidate while critiquing the others. She notes Humphrey would be Johnson’s follower and Kennedy’s image is risky, calling McCarthy gentle and professorlike though lacking force. She ends by admitting she’s late and must run.
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Hubert“Humphrey
Johnson
Hubert
Jethro
Reuben
Robert Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Bobby
White House
Gene McCarthy
Gene
Skipped heartbeats and advice from Dr Mother
A reader describes episodic heart palpitations lasting about 20 minutes and asks if fatigue, gas, or hypertension cause them. Dr Molner notes extra beats may be harmless but warrant ECG if frequent or prolonged, and lists triggers including fatigue nerves coffee tea tobacco thyroid blood pressure and positional changes. Further items include Bible quiz, allergy cortisone notes, a Ruth 1:16 prayer, and nostalgia sections marking 25 and 50 years ago community anecdotes.
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A.C
Analysts at IDA Tell of Secrecy and Debate Over War Studies
Washington AP reports on the Institute for Defense Analyses, a secretive research group serving the Pentagon. IDA faces campus protests claiming academic ties. critics misjudge its work as Vietnam war support, while IDA notes strict confidentiality and selective contracts shape findings.
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Washington
Pentagon
Institute For Defense Analyses
IDA
Department of Defense
Columbia
Princeton
University of Chicago
Norman L. Christeller
Comeplains
Virginia
SDS
Vietnam
Christeller
Defense Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
IDA Board of Directors
Secrets drama explores privacy and marriage under pressure
AP television critic Cynthia Lowry reviews Tad Mosel's Secrets as a CBS Playhouse drama about a middle aged businessman on jury duty who hides a past involving an actress. The wife's pursuit of truth unravels their 21 year marriage while others are drawn into the web of secrets and rumors.
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New York
Tad Mo+sel
Bryan Gray
Cole
Moses
Arthur Hills
Barbara Bel Geddes
Barbara Hershey
Eileen Heckart
Interest Disclosure Battle Nears Great Victory for Consumers
After eight years of debate Capitol Hill reaches final agreement on a credit disclosure bill. The measure would require lenders to reveal the annual percentage rate and the total dollar cost of credit on most loans and purchases, affecting about 100 billion dollars in activity annually. The House and Senate expect swift approval, with President Johnson’s signature likely soon.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Senate House
House
Senate
Television Log Evening to Late Night Schedule
A dense broadcast grid lists programs from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Truth or Consequences Sing Hi Sing Lo and many late shows. The schedule features news weather sports dramas comedies westerns game shows and soap operas with multiple repeats and concurrent time blocks across channels.
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Kansas
F Troop
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Captain Kangaroo
Jack LaLanne
News
Bette Hayes
General Hospital
Concentration
This Morning
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Personality
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
The Ottawa Herald publishes subscription prices for local and out of area by mail. Rates include one month 1.00 to 1.50, three months 3.00 to 4.25, six months 6.00 to 14.00, and one year around 10.00 to 15.00, with a separate rate card for out of area. The paper notes association with the Associated Press for local and AP dispatches.
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Robert Stansbury
Williamsburg
County Court House
Otawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated’ Press
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Saul
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