Abortion debate and other notes from national columns
A New York medical association speaker cites that illegitimate births reach 200,000 yearly while abortions range from 700,000 to two million. The piece questions law enforcement feasibility, compares foreign approaches, and calls for a broad study. It also lightly mocks Truman Eisenhower memory, notes Ike’s rank, and ends with a quip about windshield wipers and traffic enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Medical Association
United States
Japan
New York
TV Schedule Snapshot From Early TV Lineup
A dense television schedule lists programs on channels 4, 5 9 and more, detailing news weather and entertainment blocks. It names shows such as Bandstand Dennis O Keefe Laramie Night of The Quiet Man and Mack news segments with hosts Huntley Brinkley and Harold Mack alongside sportscasts and cartoons across morning to late night slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley-Brinkey
Harold Mack
Jim Walsh
Laramie
Bugarfoot
Forty Mile
Beaver
Let Food Be Foods Not Chemicals In Excess
A reader reflects on the history of pure food and drug laws and argues against undue fear of additives. The piece notes arsenic in candy was banned long ago and urges reliance on federal standards to ensure only beneficial substances appear in foods. It cautions against extreme suspicion and promotes common sense, the cranberry scare episode, and prudent, non sensational safety guidance.
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Érut
Sohen
Dundee
Ill
Food and Drug Administration
Ottawa items and student council officers named
Auld Lang Syne Arthur Day injured his hand at Ottawa High School. Ottawa University elected new student council officers Leland White president Ricks Madison vice president Thelma Henshaw secretary Allan Pett treasurer G D Wellepp and son Edward visited St John Kas Major Dumond wild animal trainer was attacked by a lion at Patterson Shows Ottawans thought it was part of the act but received real injuries Mrs J H Springer ill Glen Lemaster Lee Gray and Ralph Curby helped a stranded motorist after driving into the country mud was deep
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Arthur Day
Clarence Day
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University Student Council
Leland White
Ricks Madison
Thelma Henshaw
Allan Pett
Major Dumond
Glen Lemaster
Lee Gray
Ralph Curby
Prayer For Today
A devotional excerpt citing Psalm 145.16 RSV and a prayer thanking God for daily provision. It asks for faith to recall these assurances during worry over material needs and closes in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Pick Up In Cold War Very Likely Pick Up In Cold War Very Likely
Americans face a widening economic front in the Cold War as U S Soviet output and growth dictate the pace of daily life. Personal income rises but costs erode gains while Soviet workers see limited choice under state planning with bonds and wages set by the Kremlin.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Paris
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Washington
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Kremlin
Ottawa Herald Local Rates and Association Note
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication except Sundays and Rolldays, with subscription rates for trade and non trade areas. Rates include one month 88 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.76, one year 7 dollars in trade area and higher outside, with annual and short term terms. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and retains republication rights for local news.
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Otawa
Kansan
Robert B. Wellington
Guy &Nedaker
Byi Mall
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Good Old Days Never Were Says Good Old Days
A Philadelphia broadcast listing notes a shift from nostalgic views to realistic education concerns. Dr. Harry D. Gideonse of Brooklyn College urges reform through crash programs, arguing education spans American culture, advertises caution, and highlights media influence on youth.
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Philadelphia
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Government sale offers aircraft control tower in mobile
In Mobile Alabama a government sale aims to unload an aircraft control tower. Army engineers will open bids June 16 at Eglin Air Force Base Florida. The 15-foot square glass enclosed cab is supported by 50-foot steel legs. The winning bidder must remove it by August 15.
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Ala
Army Engineers
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
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The
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the Star
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Merle Harmon
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Mitch
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Gillis
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Nora
Arthur Murray
Red Skelton
T—M
Gary Moore
Alcoa
Coronado Nine
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Sam Moses
Jack Paar
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Daily Word
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Mr. Good
Jack la Lanne
Red Rowe
Alan Smith
Lena
Whizzo
Loreta Young
House Parte
Janet Dean
Dr. Malone
Amion Atte
Thean
Gale Storm
Science Fiction Theater
Vaney Derringer
O'Finck Mavie
Barly
Cartan
W. B.hacy
Penonte
Marly
Sporta
Dev Neleaaaa
Touglas Edwards
Gordon Sumpeur
Quick Draw McGraw
Don Morrison
Bruce Rice
Douglan Edwardes
Jim Walshe
Wagon Arain
Dr. Bwitt Cloud
Listening Post—East
Star Parade
Gene Kelly
Price
Ozzie and Harriet
Perry Como
Milllonaka
Manila
Shotgun Slade
Don Harriso
Jagen Sparta
Sam Molen
Gordon Jump
i—Sparta
Dev Nelson
Five Star Theatre
Heidan
Joseph G. Molner
Moluer
G. D. Wellepp
Edward
St. John, Kas
J. H. Springer
Main
Bert Parks
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Uta
Lillian Forst
Parks
Channel 5
Clem
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Mamie van Doren
Channel 4
Ann B. “Schulte
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Channel 9
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Cliff Arquette
Gare
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Cambridge
Sugarfoot
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Seator
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Feliga Farr
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Serbes
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