Editorial Notebook Highlights Foundation Gift to Press
The piece notes a $3,000 grant from the Lasker foundation to Liz Carpenter for “proper press exposure” of Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson’s trip to Big Ben National Park, calling it a bloated press party. It contrasts press funding with other public concerns and cites various local anecdotes from Kansas, including a long‑time grade school teacher’s farewell and a discussion of movie rating practices.
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Comprehensive TV Schedule Log For Weekend Nightline
A dense broadcast grid lists Saturday into Sunday with dozens of programs across genres. It details music, news, weather, sports, movies and multiple game shows featuring extensive lineup entries and channel times.
Hyperkinetic Child Causes Concern and Family Strain
A mother describes discovering the term hyperkinetic child after years of concern. She mentions her 24 year old daughter, now a high school teacher, who remains energetic to a fault, often nearly collapsing from exhaustion, unable to slow or relax, and plagued by biting her fingers.
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Ask for Medical Consent to Treat Nervous Fatigue
Reader questions cover possible thyroid issues and overwork symptoms in a daughter. Dr Thosteson suggests medical evaluation for thyroid function, then psychiatry if needed, avoiding sedatives. Additional letters discuss acid ash diet, osteoporosis of the feet, and prenatal radiation effects, with prayers and reflections interspersed.
Emotional Education Crisis Flares At CCNY
A plan to admit black and Puerto Rican students to City College of New York without regard to grades sparks a heated debate amid campus violence. The proposal, tied to a two track admission system, faces strong opposition from Mayor Lindsay and faculty, with a formal vote possible next week.
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Norman Mailer
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Pooch the United Nations dog jokes delight readers
Hal Boyle reports on a comically mixed breed dog named Pooch who tires of being told he is man’s best friend. The dog, a blend Irish wolfhound Chihuahua beagle poodle with a hint of Dalmatian, prefers laziness to tricks and often returns sticks or stones instead of obedience.
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Ottawa Herald Advertising and circulation details
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 104 S Cedar. Editor Robert B Wellington. subscription rates: in trade area one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 10.00. outside trade area one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. AP news dispatches are exclusive for local news.
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