Ah Those Legs Campaign Supports Hospital Furnishings
The Ah Those Legs campaign by the auxiliary aims to raise funds for a hospital addition. Every donated dime will go to furnishing the new extended care section, which construction will begin soon. The auxiliary highlights volunteer hours and pride in providing pleasant surroundings for patients.
Easy Way Out or Social Ill Simmering Bankruptcy Debate
The piece argues rising federal bankruptcy petitions exceed 210000 last year and frames it as a fault of overly liberal credit and easy terms. It cites ACT promoting filings, notes stigma reversal, and suggests tighter selling terms as the cure while warning against business backlash. The tone is critical of extending credit.
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al Jolson
Heime
Villians
Baby Feeding and Health Q&A From Dear Dr. Mother
A reader asks about feeding a nine month old who eats adult foods and weighs 19 pounds. The doctor notes chewing with gums matters, urges enough milk for calcium, and discusses cradle cap and sinus drainage effects on lungs. Also covers hoarseness during menses pause and a 25 year old note from Ottawa high school football.
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Dr. Mother
GOP House Minority Solidifies After Southern Help
The House shifts toward a disciplined Republican minority as 70 conservative Southern Democrats align with Republicans amid federal spending fights. McCormack’s leadership is questioned while Republicans push unity to influence tax plans and anti poverty bills. Democrats contemplate 1968 strategy and maintaining programs from the Great Society era.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
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House of Representatives
John W. McCormack
House
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Mack
Johnson
Goldwater Tour Slow But Grand Scenic Show
Cynthia Lowry notes Barry Goldwater Arizona tour on CBS lacks pace but showcases stunning deserts canyons and mountains. Travel program highlights beauty over politics yet struggles to sustain hour length. CBS remains sole prime time weekly news hour, with NBC also rotating formats. Streisand’s third special airs tonight on CBS, highlighting Vaudeville past with Barbra performing as Belle of 14th Street, joined by Jason Robards and John Bubbles.
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NEW York
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Texas
Harry Reasgoner
Barbra Streisand
CBS Tonight
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United States Near 200 Million Mark Next Month
The Census Bureau expects the United States to reach 200 million people around mid November marking a 81 month long economic expansion the longest on record. Growth fueled by tax policy shifts and the so called new economics faces debates over a proposed 10 percent surcharge to slow inflation.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
New York
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Pennsylvania
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James S. Duesenberry
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Subversive Activities Board Faces Senate Test
Subversive Activities Control Board, praised as a necessary weapon against communism and condemned as a pork barrel appointment, faces a key Senate test. The panel rose to prominence last July when President Johnson appointed 29 year old accountant Slemon F McHugh at 26000 a year. Created 17 years ago to require certain organizations to register, the board's authority is under challenge as court decisions ended the registration process.
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Washington
Mon F. McHugh
Justice Department
Nichiren Shoshu Youth Pilgrimage Leaves for Japan
Pilgrimage travelers include boys and girls from the Nichiren Shoshu sect who departed Los Angeles on Tuesday to visit the head temple in Japan and participate in a festival.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Television Log Excerpt Shows Dense 1970s Schedule
A long OCR style TV log lists dozens of shows across day parts with many named programs and performers such as Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Judy Garland and Johnny Carson alongside news weather and editorial entries. The fragment suggests a full daily grid with time stamps and show titles in a busy, era-specific lineup.
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Farm Report
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Jon Pyng
Love Luey
Woody Woodbury
Lovely
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Nuwe
Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice
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Ottawa
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Robert B. Wellington
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