Who's That On First The two student groups shaping campus life
The piece contrasts two activist camps among students. One group fights militarization and seeks reforms in life, politics, race relations, and the college. they are urged as friends and future leaders. The other group, advocating street politics and revolution, risks democracy by provoking confrontation and violence. The essay argues for peaceful reform through student action.
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Chicago
U. S
The Post retires from numbers game and refines reach
The author recalls the Saturday Evening Post from his youth and notes a strategic shift as the magazine abandons mass circulation. It sells half its list to a competitor and confines future issues to 307 counties, hoping to regain prestige and profits while sparking nostalgia.
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Post
the Post
Jumping to conclusions about people and pets in a welfare state
Hal Boyle reflects on how both animals and people adapt under modern welfare culture. He jokes about park squirrels begging for peanuts, men with dandruff and denture breath, and the misleading aura of wealth. He notes shifts in gender, education, and tools with wry, clipped American voice.
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New York
Unethical Drugs and Prescription Clarity in Medicine
A reader asks about ethical versus unethical drugs, noting that many over the counter remedies are safe but may mask real health issues. The column explains prescription drugs, the risks of relying on patent medicines for vague ailments, and urges consulting physicians for serious symptoms. It also includes Bible quiz prompts.
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J.L.P. Cantry
Doves press Humphrey on Vietnam bombing halt
Democratic doves urge Hubert Humphrey to propose an experimental halt in bombing North Vietnam. Senator Pastore advocates that Humphrey speak out and urge peace talks, while Senator Harris cautions that decisions hinge on President Johnson and the vice president. Pastore believes a new risk could win back dissidents and students in Rhode Island.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
John QO. Pastore
Rhode Island
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Pastore
Hubert Humphrey
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Harris
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
North
Paris
Eugene J. McCarthy
The Outsider Offers A Private Eye Dinner Show
NBCs The Outsider debuts with Darren McGavin as private detective David Ross. The first episode centers on a poker game scam in a resort town club leading to a CCTV reveal and a sharpshooter climax. The review notes slick production but uneven plotting.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
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Los Angeles
Darren McGavin
David Ross
Casey
Mike Hammer
Ross
Prayer Verse Reflected in Daily Sight
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to see the Lord in all people and places. It seeks spiritual perception at home, work, and on journeys, urging living the spirit of Jesus in daily encounters. The wording echoes Bible verses from Jeremiah and Christian liturgical prayer.
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Jesus
Nearmyer family hosts dinner for Opal Nearmyear departure
One mile east of Ottawa Mr and Mrs Clarence Nearmyer Roger Allen and Opal Diane honored Miss Opal Nearmyear at a 1 p m family dinner before her departure tomorrow for Columbus Ohio. Franklin County baby crop praised in today’s county fair baby show with strong samples on record.
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Roger Allen
Opal Diane
Ottawa
Opal Nearmyear
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Television Log Full Day Channel Grid and Lineup
Channel by channel schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and others with shows from 5:00 PM to past midnight. Entries include News Weather Sports specials movies and multiple classic TV series such as Bonanza Wagon Star Trek and Hawaii Five-O with numerous time slots and channel numbers. The list emphasizes syndicated dramas comedies and talk shows typical of mid 20th century TV schedules.
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Donald O’connor
Guiding Light
Doctors
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Kansas
John Gary
Judd
Ottawa Herald newspaper subscription rates notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. It names Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news use rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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