Price Freedom Letter Demands Tough Police Legislation
Mrs. Lindel Chism of Ottawa writes urging strong measures to empower police to control riots and protect citizens. She argues constitutional rights should not shield those who incite violence and says action is needed before another summer of unrest.
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Russians land probe on Venus and vow Mercury push
Commentary notes a Soviet Venus lander weighing about 2,500 pounds sending data for 12 hours before devices melted by heat. The piece argues the mission proves Venus is uninhabitable and questions its value while predicting renewed U S space spending and a Moon or Mercury push.
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Tongue Tie and Early Birth Care In Dr. Molner Column
Readers ask about baby tongue tie not always requiring clipping and its effect on speech. A longer term view on growth may remove need for surgery. The doctor advises following the pediatrician and notes no danger in eggs when eaten in moderation. A reader questions marriage to a man with psychiatric treatment and motives, urging caution about mercenary plans. Other letters cover watermelon with baking soda myths, ice cream eye pain, cold food sensitivity, and Rh factor notes for pregnancy.
Television Log Full Day Schedule Repeat Pattern
TV grid lists daily time blocks with shows including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Tonight Outdoors in Kansas Truth or Consequences Carson Merv Griffin and numerous prime time programs across 5 to 12 partial slots, noting multiple channels and recurring c listings.
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Joey Bishop
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Scarce alarm clocks in Ottawa shops amid wartime metal curtailment
Auld Lang Syne notes tell of clocks hard to find in Ottawa as production of timepieces is reduced for metal needs of the war. Fifty years prior, F Melluish Jewelers at 316 Main planned to retire after five decades in business, ending a local era. The excerpt closes with a biblical prayer and a call for steadfast faith.
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F. Melluish
316
Main
Congress OK for Johnson War Revisiting Tonkin Veto
AP analyst James Marlow notes the 1964 Tonkin Gulf resolution gave Johnson broad power to use force in Southeast Asia. Senate debates show Fulbright’s push to curb executive power, while critics like Case call the grant irresponsible and suggest rescission, though unlikely.
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Congress
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Kennedy matriarch recalls son's life in candid TV moment
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy reflected on John F. Kennedy's boyhood and family life in a CBS program. She recalled Joe Jr.'s Russia trip, Kennedy humor with Henry Cabot Lodge, and JFK's fondness for advice from his mother even after presidency. The birthplace home in Brookline, Mass. will be historic. She questioned if she foresaw his eventual greatness, noting it was gradual.
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Harry Reasoner
Brookline
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Henry Fonda
NBC
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Liberace
Churchill Runs Again in Manchester Gorton Contest
Winston Churchill grandson of the great wartime leader seeks a Parliament seat in Manchester Gorton as a Conservative candidate. He faces Labour rival Kenneth Marks with 16,000 Conservative voters to mobilize amid working-class discontent with Labour policies. Churchill’s campaign features door to door canvassing and a battered truck with Vote for Churchill posters.
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Gorton
Midlands
Ronni Zilliacus
Ziliacus
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Savile Row
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Minnie D’ Erlanger
Induse
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Paola Prisoner Arrested After Jail Break
James Franklin Cole, 37, of Paola Kansas, is arrested at a Fort Scott restaurant after escaping from Bates County jail in Butler Missouri. He signed extradition waiver and said he hitchhiked to Memphis Tennessee before reaching Fort Scott.
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Memphis
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and press note
Ottawa Herald details subscription pricing for trade area and outside region. Rates include one month to one year options and mail delivery, with editor Robert B Wellington as publisher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news use.
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Ottawa
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