Docking Urges Student In Ottawa On Political Duty
Democratic candidate Robert Docking spoke at Ottawa University criticizing low political participation. He cited Plato, Grover Cleveland, and Woodrow Wilson while urging students to engage in politics as a noble duty. He warned that local and state failures invite federal solutions like flood control highways social security and poverty programs. He blamed a leadership vacuum at the state level for federal encroachment.
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Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Docking
Ottawa University
Goldwater
Nes resident Sheila Sloman Seeks pumpkins for pies
Nes resident Sheila Sloman shows interest in pumpkins for pies as she helps her mother in Kent. She keeps to simple tasks and enjoys selecting five pumpkins for the batch.
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Sheila Sloman
Nes
Kent
Pumpkin Pie Secrets Through Generations and War-Time Help
A woman learns to bake pumpkin pie amid climate doubts and wartime shortages. The tale follows pie recipes from the US Army and communal advice, contrasted with a grandmother’s treasured, secret method and a family anecdote about Sunday dinners and a missed dessert routine.
Hypoglycemia Diet and Health Questions Answered
Dear Dr Milner explains that hypoglycemia benefits from a high protein, high fat, low carbohydrate diet to avoid insulin spikes. Discussion covers sugar sources, pancreatic response, between meal protein snacks, and potential underlying conditions. Also includes brief Qs on vitamins, child punishment, nail biting, chest X rays, gonorrhea treatment, and a 25 year old theft note with a short prayer closing.
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Dr. Milner
E.C
Mother
R, M
Quiet NAACP Lobbyist At His Job Since 1945
James Marlow profiles Clarence Mitchell a Baltimore lawyer who has worked inside Washington for 21 years guiding civil rights legislation and enforcement. Mitchell’s quiet, steady approach contrasts with public leaders while his family and career span the nation’s pivotal civil rights era. He credits early work under Truman and notes his children and political descendants carry on the cause.
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James Marlow
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King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Mietchell
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Juanieta
Parren
Mitchells
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Metchell
Harry S. Truman
Truman
TV election week coverage dominates network schedules
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes the three major networks film pre election specials as 1966 campaigns loom. ABC launches Elections 66 with past leaders Humphrey and Goldwater. CBS starts Campaign 66. NBC airs political essays and a two hour slate plus a report on urban unrest. The piece also praises Jackie Gleason and Carney in a Honeymooners musical comedy variant.
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New York
ABC
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
CBS
NBC
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Jackie Gleason
Court Changes Suggest Jury Protection Measures
Chief Justice Earl Warren said a committee of 12 federal judges is studying guidelines to shield juries from pre judicial publicity and considering data processing tools for court administration. The panel, led by Judge Irving R. Kaufman, meets to assess corrective actions and efficiency.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Warren
Irving R. Kaufman
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Television Log For A Busy Display Of Evening Lineups
A dense OCR style schedule lists daily television programs by time blocks from early evening through midnight and into the next day. Entries include news shows, sports, dramas, comedies, game shows, talk segments, and classic reruns featuring a wide range of networks and hosts.
Today In History October 3 1966 highlights recap
On this date in history Washington proclaimed Thanksgiving, Lincoln set last Thursday observance, 1935 Ethiopia invasion began, 1941 Hitler claim Russia fallen, 1944 Siegfried Line breach near Aachen, 1956 Israel boycotted armistice panel, 1956 Ford strike over production standards, 1965 immigration bill signed by Johnson at Statue of Liberty.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ethiopia
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
Statue of Liberty
Ottawa Herald listing and rates overview
Ottawa Herald page shows address 104 S. Cedar and lists editor Robert B. Wellington. It includes subscription prices for trade area by mail: one month 1.005, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. Also notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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