Eddie Arcaro To Talk Thursday 1966 Ottawa Event
Editorial prompts reflection on teen trouble as three juniors are expelled for liquor, noting rising delinquency, fashion fads, and media influence. Authors argue adult trends fuel teen behaviors and urge balanced view of youth culture.
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Ottawa Herald
Eddie Arcaro
The Younger Set Looks at Teenagers and Praise
The Ottawa Herald notes teens reflect both copying adults and positive achievements. It cites high school seniors earning college scholarships and an assembly listing over 100 students honored for outstanding school performances. It laments that negative stories attract more attention than praise.
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Ottawa Herald
Eddie Arcaro to guest CBS Preakness coverage from Pimlico
AP reports Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Arcaro, who won two Triple Crowns, will serve as guest commentator for CBS coverage of the Preakness at Pimlico. He notes the race is brief and demanding to identify riders, praises Chris Schenkel, and recalls his career and retirement after thirty years of top earnings.
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Jack Paar
Vive Le Crazy Horse Opens in Paris Night Scene
A Paris observer notes the Louvre will be covered later while praising the Crazy Horse Saloon. The venue maintains high or low standards and is considered more entertaining than the Fables Bergere or the Lido by the writer and many others.
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Louvre
Crazy Horse
The Crazy Horse Burlesque Experience Described
A lurid, highly opinionated tour of the Crazy Horse venue detailing a dimly lit basement setting, crowded audience, and a $8.60 price covering drink, show, and tips. The reviewer notes provocative acts including strippers jugglers and musicians, calling the scene artful yet sensational. The piece ends with a sharp sensory note about the air outside.
Television Log of Prime Time Schedule and Specials
A scanned listing of television programs with times and titles across dayparts. It enumerates numerous shows from Yogi Bear to Bonanza style entries, including news, weather, movies, Westerns, comedies, dramas and educational segments.
Ottawa Herald TV and subscription listings 1965
Ottawa Herald page details daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington, subscription rates by mail for in and out of trade area, and a long 1965 local TV schedule listing programs and times. The page reflects Associated Press rights and a broad lineup from 8:00 a.m. to 12:40 a.m. including Captain Kangaroo, General Hospital, I Love Lucy, Jeopardy, and The Rifleman among many others.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
Captain Kangaroo
General Hospital
Concentration
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Farm Report
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Preparing a Child for Hospital Exams and Courage
A parent asks how to prepare a six year old for kidney examinations and whether to lie or tell the truth about discomfort. Advice: be honest yet calm, frame the test as doable, use pride to empower, bring a cherished toy, and follow doctors about parental presence. Stay steady, matter of fact, and avoid overreassurance.
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Auld Lang Syne and Jolly Eight Club Gatherings
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Fred Lemon and Mrs. Leo Howard hosted the J.L.O. Club with time spent on needlework. A Jolly Eight Club meeting occurred at Mrs. Harry Loyd’s home, assisted by Mrs. W. J. Pickering. Five decades ago a young horse trained by George W. Turner escaped on North Main Street but was not injured while hitched to a breaking cart. Jasper Hanks of Pomona Baseball sought games with Ottawa Quenemo Wellsville and other Santa Fe area towns.
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Harvard Graduate School
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Elks Club
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Jasper Hanks
Pomona
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City Commission bans leaving kids in cars over five minutes
Columbus Georgia reports the City Commission passed an ordinance making it illegal to leave youngsters under 10 unattended in a car for more than five minutes. A similar rule is being drafted to cover pets in parked cars.
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Columbus, Ga
Boston optometrist fits monkey with contact lenses
Dr Louis Y Bardfield an optometrist in Boston has fitted his pet monkey Chi Chi with contact lenses to correct farsightedness. The monkey appears curious about food, tasting it before eating. This unusual animal eye care draws attention in local news circles.
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Boston
Louis Y. Bardfield
Chi Chi
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