University in Print Worry Clinic Cites Newspaper Value
Molly G asks Dr Crane how to balance saving with keeping a newspaper subscription. The column frames the daily paper as a three reader university in print, offering expertise from doctors, psychologists, political scientists, food and art critics, and even the president. It argues ads help families save more than the paper's cost and cites studies on student achievement.
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Molly G
Theodore van Dellen
Northwestern University Medical School
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Amercan
The
Chicago Tribune
United States
Th Us
Milwaukee
Molly
America
Jesus
Nutritional Deficiency Ties to Youth Alcohol and Drug Use
A physician links malnutrition to predisposition toward alcoholism and drug addiction, arguing refined diets leave vitamins and minerals lacking. He cites teens moving from sodas to cocktails and cigarettes to drugs, urges pledges against alcohol and tobacco before 21, and proposes a pamphlet to explain nutritional cures.
Nixon backs military spending while pushing austerity
President Nixon told the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Dallas that the new economic program would not curb military spending and would use as large a share of resources as safely possible. He urged belt tightening nationwide to fund a prosperity based on liberty and order, while maintaining war capacity as a foundation for peace. He tied the plan to a moral equivalent of war and called for sacrifice from workers, farmers, and veterans alike.
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Dallas
Tex
Nixon
Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention
America
Philospher William James
New York
Illinois
Idaho
Nzan
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Springfield
Ill
Idaho Falls
Gran Teton National Park
Wyoming
Arab Federation Constitution Signed By Egypt Libya Syria
Egypt, Libya and Syria signed a constitution creating the Federation of Arab Republics with a 43 million population. The three leaders pledged a referendum on Sept 1 and planned a common foreign policy and military, while retaining domestic control. The pact links Egypt’s manpower, Syria’s agriculture, and Libya’s oil, and envisions a single capital, flag, and anthem to be decided later.
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Egypt
Libya
Syria
Damascus
Federation of Arab Republics
United Nations
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Hafez al Assad
Muammar Kadafi
Yasir Arafat
Allah
Kadafi
Total Arab Unity
Jordan
Iraq
Baghdad
Gamal Abadel Nasser
United States
Satellite talks mark step toward world peace via ITelsat
Secretary of State Rogers opened a landmark ITelsat agreement creating a permanent 80 nation system using Earth satellites for telephones and television. He hailed instant live communications as a force for peace and education, with about 50 nations expected to sign, including Italian Ambassador Ortuna praising the historic document.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Intelsat
Egidio Ortuna
Manney
Armed Services Score Gains In Re Enlistments Last Year
Washington reports all the armed services posted gains in re enlistments over the past year as experienced personnel stayed or signed again. Officials cite higher unemployment in civilian life and Pentagon efforts to raise pay and improve service life as key factors.
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Armed Services
Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Marines
Army
Sermon Themes Of Local Pastors Announced For Sunday Worship
Local churches announce Sunday sermons with topics ranging from Women’s Liberation to The Disciple Is Not Above His Master. Bethany Christian leads at 8:30 and 11 am with speakers Lonis Kineman and Boyd Kuester. Other congregations list times, titles, and visiting speakers, including a Quito Ecuador missions feature and Malawi mission slides.
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Women’s Liberation
Lonis Kineman
Boyd Kuester
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Redeemer Presbyterian
Robert Shearer
St. Matthew United Methodist
Jack King
United Methodist
Kingdom of God
Noble Gibson
Christian Missionary Alliance
Our Blessed Hope
Paul Lehmann
Robert Trempert
Quito
Ecuador
Noble Street United Methodist
Philip Williams
Davis Park
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Mexico
First Presbyterian
George Taggart
West 14Th Street
Emmanuel United Methodist
Edwin Helm
Park Place
Politico TV Time Dispute Hits FCC Ruling
The FCC refused equal time requests from the Democratic and Republican National Committees for major networks. It said fairness, not equal opportunities, governs public official appearances outside campaigns. The ruling preserves noncampaign appearances and invites party comments.
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Washington
Democratic
Republican National Committees
Federal Communications Commission
ABC
NBC
CBS
FCC
Commission
Construction Worker Killed on New U.S. 41 in Knox County
Tim Kirchoff a 20 year old from Oaktown was riding in the back of a Green Construction Co. truck on a new unopened section of U.S. 41 when a gust of wind blew him off the vehicle. He fell and his head struck pavement dying from the impact. His brother Tom Kirchoff was driving the truck. The incident was not counted as a traffic death.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.S. 41
Knox County
Tim Kirchoff
Rt. 2
Oaktown
Kirchoff
Tom
The
Green Construction Co
Frankton Legion Hall Dance Sets Aug 21 and 28 Times
Frankton American Legion Hall hosts dances from 9 30 PM to 1 30 AM on Saturdays August 21 and 28 featuring Those Moving Brothers. Attendees are invited to enjoy music and social dancing at the local venue.
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Frankton
American Legion Hall
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
George W. Crane
Sm 6Prink
Odk
Ree Dee Te Wue
Brady's Health Service
VFW
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Federation
France
Malta
Cyprus
Middle East
Bethany Christian
Central Christian
Monroe Schuster
Verlin Smith
Bill Miller
Otterbein United Methodist
Holy Ground
Ernest Shumaker
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Presswell Higginbotham
Malawi
Africa
Church of Brethren
Elden Petry
Trinity Episcopal
John Baird
Muncie
Edgewood Baptist
Irvin Johnson
Elliott
Behrens
Politicos
New
U.S. 4
Adder
Ea Ae
Victor Olivetti
Everybody's Newest
Edgewood
Ohio Ave
Jefferson
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