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Oshawa Times (1958-), 14 May 1964, p. 23

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ROM ESSAY TO BIOGRAPHY Books On J. F. Kennedy -- 'Becoming Best Sellers of 2,850,000 copies has been sold to date, Look magazine also put ott & memorial Kennedy edition but declines to disclose sales. High among top sales figures for 1963 was Profiles in Cour- age, Kénnedy's own Pulitzer Prize winner. Long a top seller after publication in the 1950s,-it several other memoirs ay pee sonal histories of his adminis- are forthcortiing this tration year. Magazine Girl Stole Cheque Dentists Fearing Failure In Insurance Scheme TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario would have to co-operate with dentists want a déntal care in- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 14, 1964 23 president of the association,| MADE MORE CHEESE + urged dentists to back a report shat chiar reg of WINNIPEG (CP)--The M their professional societies, |toba cheddar cheese r The teport, prepared by a/Produced 623,000 pounds in 1068, firm of management consult-\@0 increase of almost. 200,000 it in the best intérests of the|ante commissioned last year by|Pounds over 1962 and @ reversal By SID MOODY W YORK (AP)--The big- it and best seliers in the pub- ng industry are books about life, time and assassination 'ohn F. Kennedy. range from a thesis nedy wrote as an tnder- duate at Harvard to the that won him a Pulitzer e. @ runs only several hun- f words and selis by the of thowsands. Some sell by millions. Some were written rtished into print after Ken- 's assassination last No- ber, Others had been writ- eatlier and were rushed reprint. More are coming. many of the Kennedy s have been sold is difficult determine. The publishers ian, Dutch, Danish and editions. Western Publishing Company, | which printed The Torch is Passed, says the press run is the largest they know of in gold in so short a period. Another multi-million seller is Four Days, a joint effort of American Heritage, Four Days also hes been distributed in book . stores by Schuster. Sales total slightly more than 2,000,000. copies through UPI newspaper sub s cri bers and | broadcasting stations and an/| additional 350,000 to date through book stores. The latter) figure has put Four Days atop Simon and |Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Ital- the U.S. nonfiction best-seller Swedish! lists for several weeks. It is in third place in Canada. UPI had no breakdown of sales figures to show what num-|édition of Profiles in Courage nearby Petrolia May 11, when she pleadéd guilty in 'magis- trate's court here Wednesday. | Mrs. Long had been sellingjage of dentists and their un- ] equal distribution across the staffed or without dental care, Steps, including attempts to establish a new dental school, e said, however, that if alare being taken to alleviate the ber have been sold in Canada but said it has been substantial. terms of units produced and|A press runof 40,000 in a Dutch version has been ordered. Life magazine printed 3,000,- egg of a memorial Ken- nedy edition combining its is- Unitea Press International and gama ca the picnselnatiOn 40s funeral of the president. A total had gone through 30 printings.| From Oldster It sold 'fantastically well" after the assassination, Harper Row, the publishers, said. Harper has put out a special Long, old age with a foreword by Attorney- General Robert Kennedy, the president's brother. A mnews- paper account said 100,000 copies of this edition have been printed. A half-dozen other Kennedy books currently are on sale in the U.S, and doing well and MeMurra at his home. SARNIA (CP) -- Mrs. Elsie Ml, of Vancouver was J convicted of uttering a forged|elected president of the Ontario pension cheque magazines in Petrolia. Highty- six - year - old pensioner James missed his pension cheque after she had discussed magazine sales with a woman/government medical plan was surance plan, but feel there is| publi no point in starting one unless it ean bé made to work, Dr. B. B. Johns of Kingston, newly- in\Dental Association, said Wed--AREAS UNDERSTAFFED nesday. f ference that because of a short-|Toronto, province, any plan would entail) enormous difficulties. shortage, he said. Dr, Wesley Philip, implemented, dentists feél they e. . Dr. Johns said that dental dis- éase is occurring 64 times fas- ter than dentists can combat it. He said that about half On Dr, Johns told' a press con-|tario's dentists are located in leaving other areas, particularly rural ones, under- retiring poses sweeping changes, to protection of the ing inerest dental welfare plan, pensions Or investment plans. It suggests among other things that the college concern , itself only with matters related|PoUnds in 1042 before phingmg,., publi¢, whieh would mean relinquish- in the Canadian) Dental Association, the Ontario| OPTOMETRIST and all mattérs concerning insurance, the association and the Royal/of a 20-year decline in produc College of Dental Surgeons, pro- tion. The province's first ched- dar cheese factory opened if 1882 at Stonewall and tion hit a peak of Sohn Ovens, 0.0. i 8 BOND ST. £., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 , of course, but many We releasing sales figures. say it is' against their { the largest seller is one hasn't even made the best- lists. It is The Torch is d, the Associated Press on the assassination. By May it had sold 3,612,000 s and orders were :still Ing in for about 35,000 a Blvd Wareh TO CH' NOT LISTED host all of the copies have sold through member papers of the mews co- tive rather than book s- Which is why it is not led on the best-seller lists. ps Of The Torch is Passed totalled néarly 73,000 in la, also made through papers which get The As- ed Press service through Canadian Press. more than 300,000 copies been sold overseas' in INOW! HOME CEMENT JOBS ~ ARE EASY WITH AKRETE READY-TO-USE '| MIXES! BOYD AYRE (shearer) Hampton RALPH HEPBURN (shearer) R.R. No, 2, Oshawa WILLIAM SNOWDEN (shearer) R.R. 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