Editorial on China's press access and mutual understanding
The piece reflects on China's closed era before 1949 and contrasts it with Nixon's 1972 visit, noting the evolving Western view. It discusses press coverage, the need for deeper understanding, and hopes for future access, as 164 reporters accompany Ford in China while Chinese authorities limit American correspondents inside China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mao
Korea
Vietnam
Nixon
Watergate
Ford
Earth
America
Revolutionary Committee
New York
Hand of God Touch Sparks Humble Knees
A devotional reflection describes the moment a divine hand touches a person, causing them to bow in reverence and feel God’s powerful presence. The message urges readers to remain open to such spiritual experiences today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Dangerous Law Threatens Monroe County Governance
A proposed federal law would let federal employees actively support political campaigns, currently barred, potentially extending incumbents’ control. Critics warn appointees could campaign on taxpayer salaries, reducing official duties. If paired with a right to strike and growing union influence, ordinary citizens fear government and union leaders would govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Collecting Our Debts in a World of Delayed Payments
Tulsa Daily World columnist Henry J. Taylor cites Federal Reserve Bank of New York figures showing the United States is owed 17 billion dollars by Britain, Soviet Russia and 14 other nations, with Iran and France singled out for ongoing nonpayment. He argues the government should not forgive or discount these obligations, noting taxpayers bear the burden as debt remains unpaid.
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Tulsa Daily World
United States
Henry J. Taylor
Taylor
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Britain
Soviet Russia
Countries
Iran
France
Europe
Pan American Airways
Ann Landers Advice Letters Show Fractured Family Faith
Dear Ann Landers, a mother confronts a son’s school paper and a husband learns his wife’s past. The column urges copying with caution, then treats a spouse's hidden child as more than an indiscretion, advising disclosure and defense, plus a sendaway booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
D.D
To Your Good Health Dear Dr Thetesson Miscarriage and D and C questions
Reader asks if pregnancy is possible after a miscarriage and about risks. Doctor explains that a prior miscarriage does not preclude pregnancy if tissue is fully expelled. Dilation and curettage is a long standing, minor operation to remove remaining tissue to prevent bleeding or infection. It shortens incapacitation to a day or two and its use has reduced pregnancy complications over time.
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Dr. Thesteson
E.L.P
Infertility concerns fibroids and conception
The column notes fibroid tumors may affect fertility but are not inherently painful, and removal could help if fibroids cause infertility, though no guarantee. It also advises counseling for marital accusations about bleeding after intercourse, explaining that lack of hymenal bleeding can occur for various reasons. It covers alternatives to intravenous pyelogram for dye allergy and invites readers to request Dr Thosteson's hypertension guide via The Ledger.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
The
Ledger
P.O
Elgin
Til
Wextro Ledner newspaper pricing and office hours
Published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Missouri. Rates list single copy and mail subscriptions by region and duration. Membership for armed forces and office hours are specified.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
Honored 4-H Leaders at Mexico Recognition Dinner
Four-H leaders Mrs. Charles Crump Mrs. Claude Silver N 4H Sanders Gene Shellabarger and Claude Silver received meritorious service plaques at the annual leaders recognition dinner in Mexico. The event highlighted Local 4-H achievements and community support for youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crump
Claude Silver
Sanders
Gene Shellabarger
Red Cross
James Hickey
Audrain County
Mid-Western
R. C. Paul
George McCord
Western Auto Association
Mark Twain
Chester Chapline
Bernice Abel
Harold Capps
Catherine Jeter
Clarence A. Barnes
Mexico
Missouri Bar Association
Television Schedule Fragments From St Louis Area Guide
A noisy listing of TV channels and programs across stations in St Louis and surrounding areas. It notes guest Litton at 6 30 p m Rep Phil Burton California and a Rachmaninoff festival concert. Also lists NFL game Patriots Dolphins and various movies and children shows with multiple channel references and timing.
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Litton
Channel 3
Phil Burton
California
Mormon Youth Symphony
New England Patriots
Dolphins
Miami
NBC
Edward Albert
Goldie Hawn
Jack Cassidy
Barrymore
W. C. Fields
Tuesday TV Listings and Program Highlights
Channel 5 profiles Japan's Yamamoto at 7 00 p m while ABA basketball features Spirits versus Kentucky Colonels in Cincinnati at 7 00 p m On Channel 11 Woman Times Seven stars Shirley MacLaine at 1 00 p m and a range of daytime and late night shows fill the slate including M A S H All In The Family and The Tonight Show Details cover network shifts and a Panoramic local forecast Weather notes include a 9 30 a m advisory and late night film picks across channels 2 3 4 7 9 and 13
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Roy Clark
Johnny Carson
Joan Fontaine
Utopia
Crosby and Hope
Humphrey Bogart
Lupe Velez
Shirley MacLaine
Goldie Hawn
Mia Farrow
Edward G. Robinson
Alan Ladd
Jeanette MacDonald
Laurel and Hardy
Channel 2
Phil Donahue
the Commanders
Channel 5
Japan
Yamamoto
ABA
Spirits
Kentucky Colonels
Cincinnati
Ond
Maharishi International University
Fairfield
Johnny Mathis
Canadian Rockies
Banff National Park
S.H
All In the Family
Mike
Gloria
Channel
Woman Times
Guiding Light
Hospital
One Life
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Adam
Love
Stu
Happy da
Joe Androns
Marcus Welby
Switch
Joe Forrester
Networks Kill Off More New Series This Season
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports the networks canceled 16 series this season, 15 of them new, boosting the doom rate. ABC NBC and CBS dropped many family hour shows, and midseason plans include Rich Man Poor Man, Osmond variety, Taverne and Shirley, The Bionic Woman spin off, and Superstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
ABC
Howard Cosell
Matt Helm
NBC
CBS
Irwin Shaw
Cosell
Osmond Family
Paul Sorvino
San Francisco
Kotter
Birthday greetings for Centralia friends and celebrity candles
Birthday wishes sent Wednesday to Karen Kristene Hightshoe James Martin Tina Marie Kehl Jeannie Sue Popp and Dennis Ray Antrim of Centralia. Also noting actress Mary Martin at 62 and comedian Woody Allen turning 40 today.
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Karen Kristene Hightshoe
James Martin
Tina‘ Marie Kehl
Jeannie Sue Popp
Dennis Ray Antrim
Centralia
Mary Martin
Woody Allen
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Bonanza
Ironsides
Electric Co
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Flintstones
Merv Griffin
Newsea
Price Right
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Consequences
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CBS News
Mod Squad
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Bewitched
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Mobile One
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Wild Kingdom
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Eddie
Maude
Khgu-ty
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Columbia
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Wgem-ty
Quincy
Ledgerland
Margie
Devlin
Lucy
Farm Report
Young
CBS Newseo
Newsca
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Consequence
Our Land
CBS New
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Betty Grable
Tom Conway
Corky
Robert Blake
Richard Bradford
John Wayne
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Gene Tierney
Victor Inn Steak House
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Harvey Morts
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