Traffic signs on Main Street confusion voiced
Frank B Heit urges clearer traffic guidance in a letter to the Herald. He questions lane markings for a two lane section from 5th to Logan, cites observed lane use by a city official, and calls for overhead signs and parallel parking on Main to aid motorists. Heit notes existing off street parking and asks who they serve.
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the Herald
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West 5Th
Stork Club Icon of New York Nightlife
On 53rd Street near Fifth Avenue the Stork Club long stood as a famed New York nightclub rivaling 21 and El Morocco. In its prime it drew cafe society debutantes Broadway crowds and visitors seeking celebrity sighting.
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New York
53Rd Street
Fifth Avenue
Stork Club
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Paley Park rises on site of Stork Club memorial
The Stork Club era fades as Paley Park opens on the former site. Columbia Broadcasting System chairman gifts the tiny New York park, a green oasis amid skyscrapers. The area features a cobblestone paving, shaded trees, metal tables, a refreshment stand, stone benches, climbing vines, and a long wall of water. Lunch crowds fill the space, with visitors leaving trash in cans, not on the pavement, and taking pride in the new public jewel.
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Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Alfresco
Paley Park
Pill and Eye Contour Doubt on Birth Control Pills
Dear Dr Mother answers about eye changes linked to the birth control pill noting no proven contour changes but acknowledging some reported eye problems. She cites a study showing similar issues in users and nonusers, warns against attributing conditions to the pill, and emphasizes cautious interpretation in medical research. The column also includes medical tips on varicose veins, obesity studies, exercise guidance, hay fever, and a closing prayer.
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Auld Lang Sygne 25 Years Ago Minute Interview
Lawrence McEvoy of Williamsburg agrees with a Herald editorial condemning Japanese and suggests using them as labor before sending them to fight Nazis in a 25 years ago minute interview. Ottawa area youths enlistment 50 years ago shows twelve young men joining military branches.
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Lawrence McEvoy
Williamsburg
Herald
U. S
Ottawa
Starlet Jacqueline Bisset Poised For Stardom
New York AP report profiles Jacqueline Bisset, 23, a British actress rising after The Detective interest. Horace McMahon praises her acting and camera presence while she describes her shift from modeling, film work, and a personal goal to grow into a good, discriminating woman beyond looks.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jacqueline Bisset
Mia Farrow
Jacqueline
McMahon
Julie Christie
Miss Bisset
Jackie
Hawaii Ho a noisy pilot of many strands on NBC
Hawaii Ho a busy NBC hour led by Don Ho blends island scenery, sewing machines, and song in a pushy pilot feel. The show overreaches though Ho shines and ABCs new format news debuts with Frank Reynolds and a Kilpatrick critique of Columbia students.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hawaii Ho
Don Ho
Brotherhood of Man
Lawrence Welk
Hawaii
ABC
Frank Reynlds
Averell Harriman
Paris
Harriman
Reynolds
James J. Kilpatrick
Columbia University
Television Log Full Day Schedule Teems With Classic Programs
A dense TV schedule lists daytime and prime time offerings from 5:00 p.m. through 1:00 a.m. including Leave It To Beaver Torey and Friends Truth or Consequences I Dream of Jeannie Garrison's Gorillas Doctor Nicknames not present.
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Torey and Friends
Kansas
Garrison
Daktari
Dean
Brooklyn
NET Playhouse
Good Morning World
N.Y.P.D
Oregon
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Phil Silvers
Faith For Our Times
Captain Kangaroo
Bullwinkle
Jack LaLanne
Torey
News
Bette Hayes
General Hospital
Concentration
This Morning
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood Squares
Bewitched
Doctors House Call
Eye Guess
Treasure Isle
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas
Avengers
Green Thumb
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
Supreme Court limits protest actions in free speech ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the 1965 law criminalizing destruction of draft cards and rejected the idea that all conduct expressing an idea qualifies as speech. Chief Justice Warren warned against treating any conduct as speech, while reaffirming government interest in regulating nonspeech elements. Justice Douglas dissented, questioning the draft resistance without a congressional war declaration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren Ride
Warren
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston
Justice Department
David Paul O’brien
Camebridge
Mass
South Boston
FBI
O’brien
Wareren
William QC. Douglas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead notice
Ottawa Herald rates list by mail in and out of trade area with monthly and yearly prices. The notice names Wellington Editor and Publisher Robert Bb and credits the Associated Press for local and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert Bb
Wellington
Associated Press
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Horace McMahon
Frank Sinatra
London
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CBS
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Mid America
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
He and She
Dom DeLuise
Joey Bishop
Cash McCall
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