Political tool use eyed by House freshmen
Ottawa Herald notes Republican freshmen including Rep. Larry Winn faced a lecture from a Democrat sophomore after a week of GOP complaints about a three day work week. Winn boasted a 93 percent voting record while critics say district duties demand district time and social obligations. The piece frames Friday abstentions as political ammunition.
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Larry Winn
Ottawa University
Wayne L. Hays
Hays
Winn
Congress
PBL A New Breath For Great Wasteland
Public Broadcast Laboratory seeks to stir the status quo with a two hour live weekly series on 119 educational stations. The Ford Foundation funds the $10 million, two year project run by Wes tin and staff who promise bold coverage including a San Francisco hawks vs doves debate on a Vietnam cease fire and potential pieces on Cleveland and Boston mayoral races air safety and space policy.
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Cynthia Lowry
Associated Press
NEW York
Av Westin
PBL
California
Public Broadcast Laboratory
Ford Foundation
Westin
San Francisco
Vietnam
Cleveland
Boston
Health Q and A columns on tongue discoloration and family sleep rule
A reader asks about a black tongue and possible remedies, including quitting smoking, hygiene, nutrients, and antibiotics. Dear Dr. Mother denies drastic surgery myth about ovaries ending sex life, notes pregnancy loss only. Diverticulosis causes and diet vary. sleep rule critique favors regular rest, mother’s policy seen as reasonable for habit formation.
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N.M.L
B.J.K
T.L
Halloween Pranksters Target County. Reward Offered
Twenty five years ago residents faced wanton damage from Halloween pranksters prompting county officers to offer a five dollar reward for arrests. Fifty years ago a jolly party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G A Brown at 604 S Cherry featured games and a Halloween luncheon for their son George Brown and friends.
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G. A. Brown
S. Cherry
George Brown
Prayer in Revelation Context and Faith Request
A devotional prayer cites Revelation six nine about souls under the altar slain for God's word. It asks for the Lord to enter the heart, to prioritize the spirit over bodily interest, and to strengthen faith in Jesus for steadfast devotion.
Thieu’s Inauguration Promises Peace Talks But Likely None
AP News Analyst James Marlow reports that new South Vietnamese president Nguye Van Thieu promises peace talks with North Vietnam but offers little real concession. He inherits a fragile, corrupt system, Ky as rival, and a multi party National Assembly, with power balance unclear. A veto could be overridden easily, risking political fragility despite democratic rhetoric.
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James Marlow
Washington
South Vietnam
Nguye van Thieu
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thieu
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Nhan Dan
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
House
Senate
Thieun
Assembly
Ngo Dinh Diem
Television Log Overview of Prime Time and Late Night Schedule
The page lists a dense, hour by hour TV schedule with programs across networks including News, Sports, talk shows, dramas, comedies, game shows, and movies. It highlights specific time blocks from 5:00 PM through 1:00 AM, naming titles such as Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Truth or Consequences Captain Kangaroo The Balearic Caper and Strangers on the Run, plus notes on NBC CBS CBS premieres and a feature about Mrs Joseph P Kennedy.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Jeannie
Hank Stram
Red Skelton
N.Y. P.D
Good Morning World
Hollywood Palace
Harry Reasoner
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Dan Devine
Merv Griffin
Hollywood
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Torey and Friends
of Lands and Sens
Torey and the Three Stooges
Virginian
National Geographic
Custer
Beverly HiUbilites
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
NBC
Henry Fonda
Anne Baxter
CBS
Joseph P. Kennedy
Brookline
Mass
Draft Griffin in 1968 GOP run gains quiet momentum
Michigan Senator Robert P. Griffin says a faint draft movement exists for him to seek the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. Postcards urging a Griffin draft surfaced in East Detroit from Richard J. O Halloran, who says he is 74 and printed the messages in his basement. Griffin notes he has not discussed the idea with George Romney and claims the “ground swell” is barely underground.
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Detroit
George Romney
Charles H. Percy
Griffin
George
White House
Romney
Richard J. O'Halloran
East Detroit
U.S
Senate
House
Congress
O'Halloran
Dustrial
NYC Vietnam referendum blocked by appellate court
The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court upheld a ruling barring a proposed Vietnam war referendum from the November city election. Two local groups may still appeal to the Court of Appeals after City Clerk Herman Katz rejected their petitions, ruling the issue not a city government matter.
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New York City
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Herman Katz
Katz
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