Westmoreland lecture at K State stirs protest
Editorial notes Westmoreland at Kansas State University drew disruption from beatniks who displayed a Viet Cong flag while the general spoke on civilian control of the military. The piece urges readers to remember the lecture’s content, not the protest, and criticizes media focus on a few demonstrators.
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K-State
James McCain
Uncle Tom's Cabin fun fades as movies replace live acts
A writer recalls childhood memories of Uncle Tom's Cabin stage companies and parade crowds in winter, praising the live performances and the emotional impact of Little Eva and Eliza. The piece laments modern film versions and longs for the old troupe era with its flying Little Eva scenes and rousing hisses at Simon Legree.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Round worms in a baby with fever vomiting and symptoms
A parent reports a 22 month old girl passing a long round worm after fever vomiting cough and sneezing. They ask if round worms cause skin rash and itching and note iron deficiency diagnosed by the doctor and treatment is ongoing.
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Worms in the Home: Roundworm Infection Risks
Dr Thosteson notes children can be infected by roundworms from eggs in the home. Eggs can resist ordinary temperatures and linger in carpeting. Adults may harbor worms too. transmission may come from contaminated hands or food. Treating the child helps appetite and rash, but questions of source remain. Prayer prompts faith and moral strength.
Nixon Blocks Johnson Era Pacific Airline Routes
Nixon reversed late Johnson era approvals affecting Continental Air Lines Braniff International Airways and others. The CAB proposed Hawaii and Pacific routes with Lockheed model jets and long-haul links. The administration cited overoptimistic traffic forecasts and sought new studies before approving trans Pacific routes.
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Television Schedule Highlights A Dense Nightline Lineup
The schedule lists a full day of programming from morning to midnight including Romper Room Wrestling News Weather Movie The Sea Chase Up Tight Rifleman Moby Dick Baseball Mike Douglas Jean Claude Killy Golf and lengthy blocks of sports, talk shows, and dramas with major titles such as Charade The Enemy Below The War of Worlds and Death Takes a Holiday among many others across networks and time slots.
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Godabout Gaddis
Moby Dick
Mike Douglas
Jean-Claude Killy
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Oral Roberts
Kansas City Hour
Gard’n Wise
Maverick
McHale’s Navy
Marshal Dillon
Dinah Shore
Tony
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League of Gentlemen
John Gary
Donald O’connor
General Hospital
Flintstones
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Gunsmoke
I Dream of Jeannie
Monkees
Peyton Place
Carol Channing
Mayberry R.F.D
House of Women
Carol Burnett
Laredo
Another World
Kansas
Mod Squad
Jerry Lewis
National Geographic
Julia
Red Skelton
NET Playhouse
Doris Day
N.Y.P.D
Joey Bishop
Peace Corps Leaves Nigeria Amid Reduction in Influence
In Lagos, AP reports Nigeria is systematically cutting American presence as the Peace Corps shrinks from 900 volunteers before the war to 72 in the north and 80 leaving the west. Director Fran Marcy notes 102 volunteers remain with few prospects for replacement, reflecting cooling Nigerian ties sparked by past incidents.
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Fran Marcy
Ottawa Herald Publication and subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wellington and publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. Subscription rates within the trade area are 1 month 1.00, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.50, 1 year 10.00 by mail. outside trade area 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, 1 year 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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