Editorial March To Nowhere In The Poor People's March
Ottawa Herald editorial critiques the Poor People’s March in Washington. It cites random resident opinions, notes some support and widespread skepticism. It argues the nation faces tax pressure and potential cuts in poverty programs, urging training and job placement over further handouts.
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Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Congress
America
Northwestern Unrest Involving Negroes Reported
As Columbia faced student disturbances that shook the institution, Northwestern University also faced turmoil. The Columbia disorders carried racial aspects, while Northwestern's were carried out by Negroes exclusively, highlighting a racially driven set of troubles at both schools.
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Northwestern University
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Northwestern Students Seize Office Demand Black Autonomy
A group of 125 Black undergraduates, numbering 6,450 total, occupied Northwestern University's business office for 38 hours demanding seven goals. They sought admission of white establishment bias, more Black enrollment and aid, separate housing, more Black history classes, a Black counselor, and a Black student union. They withdrew after concessions, signaling a shift toward separatist goals within the civil rights movement.
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Columbia
Kerner Commission
Hyperventilation and Bible Verse Reflections at College Infirmary
A reader asks about hyperventilation in a college infirmary context and its causes. The writer explains rapid breathing lowers blood carbon dioxide, notes tension and stress raise ventilation, and mentions related bodily chemistry in plain terms. The column also includes prayer text and brief local nostalgia notes from 25 and 50 years ago.
Boy Director Norman Jewison Shapes Hollywood With Individualism
HAL BOYLE profiles Norman Jewison the 41 year old “boy director” who helps redefine Hollywood by prioritizing artistic freedom and individualism over corporate profit. The Canadian filmmaker notes films are evolving into visual novels rooted in truth and personal point of view, while delivering thrills in works like The Thomas Crown Affair and The Russians Are Coming.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Noreman Jewison
Talant
Thomas Crown
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
McQueen
Faye
Jewison
Norman
University of Toronto
London
Canada
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Harry Belafonte
Danny Kaye
Jackie Gleason
Andy Williams
Doris Day
James Garner
Negroes Moving Up In Screen And TV World
Hollywood reports a surge of Black participation in film and TV with Diahann Carroll starring in a new dramatic series. Lena Horne and Raquel Welch will co star in major films, while Gordon Parks becomes the first Black feature director. Despite progress, many behind the camera roles remain scarce and critics call tokenism.
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Peyeton Place
Diahann Carroll
Lena Horne
Richard Widmark
Raquel Welch
Jim Brown
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Miss Welch
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Widmark
Sweets Heart
Lena
Dick Gregory
Don Mitchell
Raymond Burr
Full TV schedule log with varied programs and times
A dense broadcast roster lists daytime and prime time shows across channels including news, sports, dramas, comedies, films, and specials. It names programs such as Captain Kangaroo, The Andy Griffith Show, Perry Mason, Dark Shadows, Morning and Night quizzes, with numerous time slots and parenthetical notes on color broadcasts or specials.
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Captain Kangaroo
Torey Times
Jack LaLanne
News
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Comedies Refreshing but Not So Funny on TV
AP TV critic Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC Summer Music Hall and CBS Dom DeLuise Show. Byner’s and DeLuise’s magic act bits falter, while Arnold’s Summer Music Hall offers an upbeat music hour with colorful sets. Eddy Arnold, a country music star, blends blues and mountain songs into a versatile act and has built wealth from records, real estate, and publishing.
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NEW York
NBC
John Byner
Georegie Jessel
CBS
Dom DeLuise
Dom
Eddy Arenold
Arenold
Tennessee
Arnold
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Rights Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mall and by mail for outside area, detailing one month to one year terms and prices. The paper notes Associated Press rights and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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