Editorial Draft Necessary Evil in Vietnam Return
The President plans 35,000 troops home from Vietnam before Christmas leaving about 480,000 still there and suspends the draft briefly while urging congressional reforms. General Westmoreland doubts an early end and says a postwar Army may total about a million to meet commitments and defend Western Europe, implying the draft may endure alongside death and taxes.
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Vietnam
Congress
U.S. News & World Report
Europe
ABC Puts Pressure On Laugh-In In Monday TV Shuffle
New York AP ABC challenged Laugh-In with two early evening shows aimed at drawing younger viewers. Music Scene featured Beatles on film plus Tom Jones and James Brown. The New People follows, a 40-strong cast stranded on a tropic island after a plane crash. Bob Hope kicked off NBC season with a two dozen comics in a self effacing special. CBS premieres The Governor and J. d. at 9 30. Also recommended are Movie of the Week on ABC and Marcus Welby M D premiere on ABC.
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New York
ABC
Tom Jones
James Brown
Tropic
Dan Dailey
J. J
Julie Sommars
Marcus Welby
Robert Young
Terence Young credits new realism in film rise
Hal Boyle reports from New York as director Terence Young lauds a British and American shift toward director and writer driven cinema. He cites Mike Nichols as a catalyst with Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and The Graduate guiding a younger era, noting Wait Until Dark and three James Bond films among his career highlights. Young says the industry seeks substance over stars, emphasizing subject matter and director as key, with stars optional for success.
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New York
America
Terence Young
Britain
Mike Nichols
Virginia Woolf
Terry Young
Dr. No
Russia
Young
William Holden
Brook Fuller
Cambridge University
Irish Guards
Terry
Bruce plant company picnic boosts Ottawa worker loyalty
A Herald clip highlights Bruce plant staff recognition at a company picnic. Eighty-two employees were honored for five to twenty years of service, totaling nearly eight hundred years of combined tenure, underscoring strong worker stability and positive management relations in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Bruce
Diuretics and Weight Loss Risks Warned by Doctor
A doctor warns against long term daily use of diuretics or water pills for weight loss. The letter notes these drugs remove fluid but not fat and warns that reliance on them is harmful. It advises natural fluid control through salt reduction.
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Thosteson
Au PS
Salt and diet advice for health and medical questions
A health guidance column discusses cutting salt to avoid fluid retention and notes diuretics can deplete minerals like potassium. It warns kidney disease requires medical care and addresses high fat low carb dieting myths, calories counting, and balanced low calorie plans. It also covers flatfoot treatment and when surgery is advised, plus dental care with Dilantin side effects and a closing prayer.
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Thosteson
Mutual funds run amuck in the performance derby
New York AP reports George Washburn of Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis argues mutual funds have become gambling ventures driven by a short term performance derby. He urges funds be tied to long term goals like retirement, stressing savings over speculation and recommending funds with decades of steady records to minimize risk.
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New York
Temple of Investment
George Washburn
Washburn
Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis
Final Arguments In The Great Post Office Debate
Washington AP Blount and postal unions fought over the administration plan to create a government run board controlled postal corporation. A rival Dulski bill would keep the Post Office Department but push toward business like control. Unions demanded the right to strike or automatic arbitration for wage disputes.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
Dulski
Post Office Department
Congress
Department
Blount
Shotgun duty used on welfare mail routes in NYC
In the Bronx and Brooklyn postmen walk in pairs to deter thieves as welfare checks go out twice monthly. The shotgun duty adds about 360000 dollars yearly to postal costs. Volunteers with husky builds are sought, unarmed, to watch while the partner deposits checks.
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New York
Bronx
Brooklyn
U.S
Television Log Overview For Evening And Late Night Schedule
A dense listing of TV programming from 5:00 PM to after midnight includes News Weather Editorial series, talk shows, game shows, dramas, comedies, and films across multiple networks. Highlights feature Flintstones, Truth Or Consequences, Marcus Welby M D, Captain Kangaroo, Jeannie, Perry Mason, Batman, Hawaii Five O, Merv Griffin, and films like The Great Impostor and Tobruk along with various specials and religious programs.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Mod Squad
Jeannie
Lancer
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
Lucy
Guiding Light
Doctors
Secret Storm
Another World
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Dark Shadows
Gomer Pyle
Dennis Whaley
Sheltering Palms
Mike Douglas
Batman
Perry Mason
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options. The paper notes second class postage and identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. The Associated Press is credited exclusively for local news publication.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Bob Hope
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Flip Wilson
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CBS
Hal Boyle
B. L
J.H
Jesus Christ
Tod
Russel
Hamp O
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Wavering House Post Office Committee
Debbie Reynolds
Julia
Red Skelton
NET Playhouse
the Great Impostor
Tobruk
Governor
J.J
M.D
Johnny Carson
Merve Griffin
Mid America
Eddie
Room 222
Medical Center
Music Hall
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
S. Cedar
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