Editorial: Government as Customer Shifts Auto Safety Focus
An editorial argues carmakers chase public desires in size power cost and looks and notes a new U S government law to set safety standards and end purchases of cars that fail them. The piece suggests government demand will push wider safety adoption across the industry.
Safety first in federal car designs proposed standards
The law aims to set a national example to encourage use of proven safety devices in autos. Concepts under study include collapsible steering columns, steel roll bars, shock absorber bumpers, padded dashboards, recessed controls, and head rests. Proposals also call for heavier tires, better brakes, and anti skid devices. No government plan requires manufacturers to meet these standards or citizens to add them, but big buyers may drive standard equipment adoption.
Tent Set Snobbery and the Lost Chautauqua West of the Mississippi
The first Chautauqua west of the Mississippi hosted a tent colony with social status tied to tent sites. Families stored comforts in small white tents while sharing hospitality and conversations. Floods and summer rains repeatedly ruined the grounds, leaving the memory of a refined, communal era fading into distant recollection.
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Cysts And Cancer Fears In Breast Health Query
Dear Dr Molner explains cysts in the breast are common in women in their late 30s and 40s and usually not cancer. No lump seen warrants no X ray. regular exams every six to twelve months advised. Mammography useful if a distinct lump appears, with 92 percent accuracy for malignant and 88 percent for benign lumps.
Open Mail Educates Hal By Hal Boyle
New York based columnist Hal Boyle notes readers mail reveals social gaps and contrasts. He cites rising retiree incomes yet lingering poverty among seniors, and highlights education disparities with 23 million adults returning to school while 11 million have less than six years of schooling.
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Honor Blackman on romance and Miss Galore fame
New York AP profile of Honor Blackman, star of the James Bond thriller and former Cathy Gale, discussing her views on romance unobtainability, career resurgence after seven years of bad luck, and her appeal as a strong female lead.
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Can't Tell The Players Without A Program
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes TV tonight defies type casting as stars switch image. Leslie Caron shimmies in Macbeth spoof on CBS, Maurice Evans appears as a warlock on ABCs Bewitched, while Evans mainly serves as reaction to special effects and a ratings driven spectacle.
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Television Log Dense Schedule Listing Prime Time Shows
A dense OCR style TV schedule lists programs from 5:00 PM through 12:30 AM with numerous titles including Yogi Bear Huckleberry Hound News Lawman and Andy Griffith among others. The long, comma heavy log names networks times and occasional episode or film notes in a fragmentary layout.
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Jack LaLanne
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Evie Ford
Tonight's TV Highlights
A compact list of evening programs on channels 4 5 and 9 features I Got a Secret Kent Andy Williams and Jonathan Winters guesting on Channel 4 Alfred Hitchcock The McGregor Affair on Channel 4 The Yellow Cab Man on Channel 5 with Red Skelton and Gloria De Haven Ten Wanted Men stars Randolph Scott and others on Channel 5 10:15 p m
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Ottawa Herald pricing and editorial note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly options. The paper notes editor Robert B Wellington and its Associated Press membership granting exclusive local publication rights and AP dispatch use.
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This Day in History for November 23 1964
This column lists key historical events on November 23. Highlights include the 1936 Supreme Court upholding New York unemployment insurance law, Franklin Pierce birth in 1804, 1876 Intercollegiate Football Association formed, Greece ejecting Italian troops in 1940, SPARS creation in 1942, meat rationing ending in 1945, a 1954 report on Americans imprisoned in China, and JFK’s casket in 1963.
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