The World Turns Toward Peace and Daily Living
Editorial notes a shift in 1971 toward daily living issues like inflation taxes crime and ecology while global tensions ease. It cites reduced U.S. involvement in Vietnam detente with Europe and the USSR and a move from war news to economic and ecological concerns as the world turns toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
U.S
India
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Middle East
Europe
United States
Ussr
Quote of Psalm 34 18 and note on compassion
A reflection cites Psalm 34 18 about God near those with broken hearts and contrite spirits. It links deep suffering to sympathy for others and asserts divine understanding and compassion.
Open Meetings Bill Advances in Missouri House
The Missouri House Government Organization Committee unanimously approves a measure to require open public meetings for all government units including legislative committees. Exceptions cover grand and petit juries with executive sessions limited to personnel or real estate talks. The bill, by Rep. Bus King, aims to curb secrecy and apply state and local bodies alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
House
Rep. King
Majority
Where Opposition Originates Monroe County Appeal
The piece notes many opposing soft drink tax supporters are bottlers retailers and Ozark landowners south of the Missouri River. It argues conservation land purchases reduce tax base and questions motives. It urges petition signing to put the issue to a statewide vote for Missourians to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Missouri
Missouri River
Ozark
Birthday Greetings on Wednesday for Several Local Residents
On Wednesday take a moment to wish Charles F. Kehl II LaVerne Anna Foege Leta Ellen Gardner Jim Pehle Deanna Lynne Roberts Kenneth Wayne Worthey Connie Duvall and Ralph Luckaman a happy birthday and prosperous year ahead from family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kehl II
LaVerne Anna Foege
Leta Ellen Gardner
Jim Pehle
Deanna Lynne Roberts
Kenneth Wayne Worthey
Connie Duvall
Ralph Luckaman
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpts from Chicago letters
A collage of reader questions and responses from Ann Landers. Topics include a young girl’s Valentine dilemma about a reused card, nosiness in the workplace, and two teens seeking legitimate job guidance amid dubious overseas offers. The column also promotes a drug awareness booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Eddie
Chicago
Edith Mae
Understanding hot flashes and menopause therapy options
A doctor explains vasomotor instability causing hot flashes during menopause. Tiny surface capillaries relax, increasing blood flow and warmth without fever, tied to hormonal changes affecting the nervous system. Estrogen therapy works by mouth or injection. dosage control and convenience influence choice. Also mentions supporting diabetes research via American Diabetes Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thosteson
United Nations nominees from Mexico High School named
Yesterday in Mexico Wednesday February 28 1962 United Nations pilgrimage nominees Karen Ehrhardt Jeanne Knox Lynn Van Matre Carol Bailey John T Clark and Nelson Brown Jr will be sponsored as delegate and alternate by the Rebekah and OOF Lodge for a weeklong trip to the United Nations this summer Also note record low temperatures across the state with Mexico itself at four degrees below zero Meanwhile 1952 corn and soybeans price supports were announced at 160 and 266 respectively and local council candidate filings progressed with Kirby Allen as the fourth contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Mexico High School
Karen Ehrhardt
Jeanne Knox
Lynn van Matre
Carol Bailey
John T. Clark
Nelson Brown Jr
Rebekah
OOF Lodge
Mexico
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
John M. Cadwell
Kirby Allen
Local TV Station Call Letters Listing
A sequence of TV station call signs and locations appears, listing currents for St. Louis Ottumwa Hannibal Columbia Jefferson City and Quincy markets. The list includes channel numbers and station IDs such as Ktvi Ktvo Kmox tv Ksd tv Komu tv Kreg tv and others with varied city anchors.
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Ktvi
St. Louis
Ktvo
Ottumwa
Kmox-tv
Ksd-tv
Khaa-ty
Hannibal
Kpl
Komu-tv
Columbia
Kregtv
Jeff City
Kete-tv
Kebj-tv
Weem-tv
Quincy
Television Listings and Highlights Tonight
TV guide style entry noting channels 2 3 17 air For-De-Rol at 7 with Ann Sothern as queen. Appointment With Destiny at 7 on channels 4 7 13 features Showdown at the OK Corral narrated by Lorne Greene. Restless Earth at 7 on 9 examines plate tectonics. ABC Movie at 8 on 2 3 17 The Blue Max part two. NBC Movie at 8 on 5 8 10 The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County. additional listings include a 9:00 Sonny and Cher sketch with This Is Your Life and talkers with Cavett Williams and Carson. daily movie schedule spanning 9:00 to 1:00 a.m. with various titles and channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sothern
OK Corral
Lorne Greene
ABC
NBC
Calico County
Dan Blocker
Jim Backus
Wally Cox
Mickie Rooney
Jack Cassidy
Ken Berry
Sonny and Cher
Ralph Edwards
Sonny Bono
Dick Cavett
Tennessee Williams
Bobby Darin
Johnny Carson
Smothers Brothers
Bobby Troup
Julie London
Channel 2
Man On Fire
Bing Crosby
Montgomery Clift
Elvis Presley
Humphrey
Ozzie Nelson
Bob Livingston
Lloyd Nolan
Sandra Dee
Galsworthy
Charles Sand
Peter Haskell
Rod Serling
Flip Wilson
Susan St. James
George Carlin
George Raft
Marcello Mastroanni
TV Listings And Bake Off Telecast Announced In Houston
The 23rd annual Bake-Off will air from Houston at 3:00 p.m. on channels 2, 3, and 17. Glen Campbell appears at 6:30 p.m. on channels 4, 7, and 13 with Arte Johnson Anne Murray and Jerry Reed. NBC and CBS swap evenings for specials including Babar Comes to America and a Bob Hope program with Sammy Davis Jr Juliet Prowse and Milton Berle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Glen Campbell
Arte Johnson
Anne Murray
Jerry Reed
Death
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Frank Gorshin
Richard Burton
Camelot
Channel 9
Dougle Deckere
Lucy
Dinah
Sesame St
LaLanne
Bess Myerson
Beaver
Betty McCask
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Dick van Dy
Glen. Campbell
Nile Reading
Hawaii
Fabulous
Advocates
Cannon
Nichols
Black Journal
Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
CBS
Babar
America
Bob Hope
Sammy Davis
Juliet Prowse
Milton Berle
Hope
Phyllis Diller
Bing Crosby
Carol Burnett
CBS dramatizes Friday with stark room for sentiment
Behind Your TV Screen skits and elevator conflicts fade against a trio of serious dramas. To All My Friends on Shore centers on a middle class black family facing a dying child named by Bill Cosby, Dennis Hines and others deliver restrained performances as the scene marks a high point. Look Homeward, Angel, a Wolfe adaptation starring Timothy Bottoms and Geraldine Page, presents a Southern family's maturation with a sympathetic 17 year old Eugene Gant amid criticism of its pacing.
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Mer
Bob Hope
Pearl Bailey
Bing
CBS
Shore
Bill Cosby
Jack of All Trades
Dennis Hines
Angel
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Ledger
Ann
Dear Ann Landers
Mike
Asia
South America
Steubenville Two
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Thosteson
I.P.H
American Diabetes Association
Eastle St
Herbert Morris
Clyde D. Walker
George P. Adams
W. J. Sannebeck & Co
Mackey’s
Sanitary Cleaners
Rothwell
E. Promenade St
Mexico Motor Co
Mike Douglas
Gomer
Elec
Somerset
Showtime
Lassie
Tri-State
Daniel Boone
Jeff's Collie
Gilligan
Phil Donahue
Mr. Rogers
Bill Anderson
Green Acres
Hogan's Heroes
Tri-States
Mabey
Dick van Dyke
Doris Day
Louis
Sonny & Chet
Sportsman
Green
Insight
Peyton Place
Ledgerland
Wea
Capt
Kangaro
Hal Barton
Garr
Hospital
One Life
Flintstones
Password
Dick Ford
Elec, Co
George Gobel
John Bentley
Joseph Cotten
Cairo
George Sanders
Jane Russell
M. D
Thomas Wolfe
Eugene Gant
Wolfe
Pawat
Timothy Bottoms
Geraldine Page
Free Home Survey
MFA
Pollard
MMA
Meccan
RCA
Erickson Model
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