Sunshine Of Knowing Editorial On Nixon Press Strategy
The piece argues fear comes from ignorance and sunshine from knowledge, praising President Nixon's move to ease doubts through public appearances. It notes White House press limitations and suggests more frequent press conferences, including Q and A sessions with businessmen, to build public confidence and answer tougher questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Jerry Warren
Ron Ziegler
Berlin Wall
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Chicago
Proverbs and Faith Reflections From a Biblical Motto
A brief devotional note cites Ecclesiastes 12 1 about remembering the Creator in youth and adds a general moral on giving one’s best to God. It closes with the adage about sowing wild oats and reaping wild oats as a cautionary proverb.
Ann Landers Letters Column Teases Readers’ Dilemmas
A selection of Ann Landers letters and replies covers grief over a vanished social circle after a husband’s funeral, a study period crush’s mistaken date, and parental lessons on chores and rewards. The column advises on social missteps, self reflection, and boundary setting, inviting readers to mail questions for future columns.
Facial Hair Dilemma and Skin Care Advice
In Your Good Health column Dr. Thosteson suggests shaving with an electric razor for facial hair, noting no harm from shaving and addressing arthritis concerns. He warns against vitamin E for gum disease, urges dental evaluation for loose teeth, and explains Premarin does not cause facial hair growth while confirming tetracycline can treat acne under a doctor's supervision.
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George C. Thosteson
M. D
Reader letter defends streaking and questions editorial moralism
Ms Becky Rodes argues streaking reflects exuberance not vice, challenges claims of immorality and mental illness, defends nudity as natural, contests sexist remarks about women, and urges editors to address serious issues while recognizing spring vitality. She cites national media and primitive societies to support tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Becky Rodes
Birthday Greetings for Monday Honorees List
Greetings go to Mrs Roy Guile Jr Renae Heim Rodney Blue Larry Fike Judy Ector Frances Marie Campbell Mary Anna Adams Donna Clevenger Mrs A L Durham Brian Smith and twins Marvin and Martin Meckley on Monday. Tuesday wishes extend to Marilyn Nichols Wilma Briggs Mrs Ro Jdobrisen Via Site Wankine derst Dodson Joe Enslen J J Di Blasi Elizabeth Burdick Daphna Schraer Larry Moore Kenneth Goddard Raymond Gabriel Teena McKinney John Beckley Calvin Hull Farber Carel Lou Squires Mrs Orval Morris Penny Rummans Mrs Bobby Ann Galbreath Bill Cowan Robert W Jones Mrs Forrest Moore Hiley G Wewsuts ani Rogald Maries.
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Roy Guile Jr
Renae Heim
Rodney Blue
Larry Fike
Judy Ector
Frances Marie Campbell
Mary Anna Adams
Donna Clevenger
A. L. Durham
Brian Smith
Marvin
Martin Meckley
Marilyn Nichols
Wilma Briggs
Ro Jdobrisen
Wankine Derst
Television listings and local parade schedule across St Louis area
TV guide fragment lists Phoenix opera adaptation The Return Of Phoenix on Channels 4 7 13 at 11:00 AM. St Patrick’s Parade in downtown St Louis with 30 bands noon May details. Children’s Film Festival at noon on channels 4 7 13 showing Jumping Over Puddles. High school basketball semifinals regional finals and NIT/NCAA games at various times on multiple channels. World sports features DeJesus vs Doran and other championships. Local station lineup includes Ktvi Ktvo Kmox tv Ksd tv and others across St Louis Columbia Jefferson City and Quincy.
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St. Louis
Sligo
Ireland
Illinois High School
DeJesus
Doran
Death Valley
Abbott & Cost
Trails West
Hogan's Hert
Father Pat
Animal World
Bowery Boys
Laurel & Hardy
Nightly TV Highlights and Film Lineup Broadcasts
Channel listings present tonight's sports and movie slate with Channel 10 Illinois high school games at 7, a 1974 TV film Night Gates with Barry Newman at 8:30, and The Merchant Of Venice at 7:30 from the Britain National Theater. Included are Abbot and Costello in The Foreign Legion, 1950, and famed titles featuring Ernest Borgnine, Laurence Olivier, Roddy McDowall, and The Jackson Five in various time slots.
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Channel 10
Mike
NBC
Ernest Bornine
ABC
Lord Laurence Olivier
Britain National Theater
Gates
Barry Newman
Carol Burnett
Roddy McDowall
the Jackson Five
Bowery Boys
Ernest Borgnine
Laurence Olivier
Yul Brynner
Taylor and Burton
Aldo Ray
Crosby and Hope
Fred Macmurray
Claude Rains
Lee Marvin
Margaret O'Brien
George Sanders
Sunday Listings From Ledgerland TV Guide Highlights
Daily schedule notes multiple channels with diverse programming. Open Theater plays on Camera Three and Channel 7 at 7 and 10. King Hussein interview on Channel 4 and 7. NFL specials, Rangers Bruins hockey, Bucks Bulls basketball, Phoenix 150 auto race, world skating and tennis events, comics, religious programs, and films listed across channels 2 through 17.
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Channel 4
Open Theater
King Hussein of
Jordan
NFL
Olympia
NY Rangers
Bruins
Boston
Milwaukee Bucks
Bulls
Chicago
Palm Beach
Mexico City seeks info on new cable service
Yesterday in Mexico a Beverly Hills firm H and B Communications indicated interest in serving Mexico with a community channel to bring metropolitan broadcast channels. City Manager Chris Cherches said the company requested information and franchise requirements from the Mexico city council. Connie Pickering, 27, of St. Charles, named one of four Missouri Distinguished Service Award winners for promoting a beauty contest while employed in a St. Charles undertaking establishment. He is husband to the former Miss Barbara Hutchinson and son‑in‑law of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Mexico. Niceday, March 16, 1954 notes Heiss is Gini AW, initiated into Beta Theta Pi at the University of Missouri. Mrs. Kenneth Colston and children Janet and Greg visited her parents in Mexico. Miss Sue Hennings, 18, daughter of U.S. Senator Hennings, chosen Missouri Princess at the National Cherry Blossom Festival in DC. Kiwanis Club voted to invite the U.S. Marine Corps Band for a fall concert. Edward Patton fell upstairs, injuring his hip in 1924. Maher Brothers Broom Factory, burned recently, will reopen shortly.
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H & B Communications Corp
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mexico
Chris Cherches
Mexico City
Connie L. Pickering
St. Charles
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Pickering
Barbara Hutchinson
W.T. Hutchinson
Heiss
Gini AW
South Western Ave
Beta Theta Pi
University of Missouri
Columbia
Kenneth Colston
Janet
Greg
Kansas City
Ben Langenbach
Sue Hennings
U.S
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Cassius M. Clay
Washington, D.C
Local Mexico Ledger Ad and TV Guide Listings
A dense notice lists subscription rates and office hours for the Mexico Ledger, plus a long TV movie and program schedule. It includes channel numbers, film titles with year and genre, and a broad sequence of late night broadcasts and puzzles.
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