At Wit's End on TV Bias and Female Broadcasters
A television executive laments lack of women on air while the narrator argues prejudice keeps women from leading TV. The piece notes audience preference for male hosts and mocks the idea that women will dominate broadcasting in the near future.
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Pauling
Henny Penny
Frederick
Hocky
Lucky
Nancy Dicker
Barbaras Walters
Anita Bryant
Dell
Jane Withers
Amy Vanderbilt
Sheila May
The Worry Clinic on Sue and the miniskirt fad
The article discusses Sue G. and her fashion choices amid shifting styles from miniskirts to maxi gowns. It argues women follow Paris and London trends, defend personal taste, and critique how fashion affects romance and budgets, noting commercial motives of textile mills and designers.
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Cage
Sue G
Dr. Crane
Sue
Paris
London
America
Europe
Breakfast and Rheumatiz Health Guide in 1900s Text
The text discusses arthritis versus rheumatism, noting chronic rheumatism as an insidious aging condition linked to nutritional deficiency. It emphasizes adequate breakfasts of about 600 calories plus vitamins, with a sample 2 500 calorie plan for invalids and workers, referencing Old World health advice and Diets.
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Rheumslz Ag
Busi Neas
State Tourism Dri Members Promote Indiana Attractions
Tourism division of the Indiana Department of Commerce will stage a travel information booth on Ninth Street and bypass, showcasing state parks, memorials, and historic sites. The group trains student canvassers to acquaint travelers with regional points of interest and tourism courses.
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Dri
Indiana Department of Commerce
Tte
al Deren
Ninth Street
Vhs
Fred Wiley
E.fats
Hodeieca
Soos
de Te Erika
Vecor
Touriam
Egohomib
Ed Jolstats
North Vietnamese Offensive Fails to Break Barrage
Reports from Da Nang indicate North Vietnamese forces struggled to break the heavy barrage as 100 U.S. B 52s bombarded targets near Quang Tri and surrounding bases. At least twoAmericans and several South Vietnamese were killed while fighting continued around key posts near the Laotian border. Authorities weigh whether the assault signals a broader campaign to seize Quang Tri, a strategic coastal city 90 miles from Da Nang.
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Saigon
Ameri- Pacific
Sietnam Bmfon i
Quang Tri
Pravin
Pest
Pear O'Reilly
Fireland
Barnett
Quang ‘Tri
Associated Press
Willis Johnson
da Nang
U.S
Sth
Quang Fri
Bola
Paris
Anverine
el Rendart Saamat Orellly
Mat Lang Teg
Congress Hit For Inaction Budget row fuels Nixon call for urgent action
President Nixon criticizes Congress for inaction on economy proposals. He cites a $2 million daily waste from obsolete programs and outlines a list of items he says Congress should approve or permit the executive to execute. He cites potential saves totaling about $2.12 billion.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Executive Branch
White House
Veterans Administration
Alaska Railroad
U S Investments Grow in Foreign Subsidiaries
New York report shows direct investments by U.S. firms in foreign plants and facilities rising dramatically from 34 billion in 1980 to an estimated 4108 billion last year.
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U.S
New York
Bilion
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