Editorial Bulletin Questions HEW Size And Scope
Dr Bill Roy Kansas 2nd District congressman cites the Department of Health Education and Welfare as a sprawling agency employing 108000 people and spending 80 billion dollars annually He urges reform by splitting off part into a health department noting the department’s size and complexity He criticizes liberal Democratic backing of a cradle to grave government model inKennedy Johnson era and suggests change in HEW structure
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Kansas
Bill Roy
Roy
U.S. Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department
Washington
HEW
Department of Health
Kennedy-Johnson
Congressmen Pay More for Capitol Luncheon
A reader notes Easter returns to find price hikes in the House restaurant. Bean soup now 40 cents, broiled sirloin 4 dollars, diet lunch 2.50, up a quarter. The venue runs a deficit despite higher prices, raising the question who covers the loss.
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Congress
House
Capitol
Kansas governor signs omibus pay raise bill fallout
The article questions whether Gov. Docking plans to include legislative salaries in the package and hints at ongoing political timing. It notes Docking’s cautious stance on next session action and implies confusion about a November election and the inauguration timeline.
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Associated Press
Docking
FDA cosmetics approval and safety questions answered
Mrs. H. S. asks if all cosmetics are cleared by the FDA and how to choose proper products for her 18 year old daughter. The respondent offers guidance and urges careful reading to determine suitable cosmetics and safety, stressing informed selection.
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Dr. Thosteson
Food and Drug Administration
FDA stance on cosmetics and allergies in daily life
The FDA bans harmful materials in foods medicines and cosmetics but not those harmless to most yet allergic to a few. Individuals must avoid allergens. cosmetic makers offer nonallergenic options though not foolproof. Letters discuss detergent allergies and vaccines, noting individual sensitivities and the limited scope of bans.
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The
FDA
Thosteson
Food & Drug People
Washington
J.B.D
M.T.B
Television Log Dense Evening Schedule Listings
A long readout of a television grid with programs across many hours. The log lists titles such as Dream Of Jeannie Hogan's Heroes Brady Bunch Sanford And Son The Searchers The Fighting Kentuckian and more along with sports news weather and movie slots. It shows numerous channel blocks and time stamps including 5 30 9 13 27 6 00 and 7 00 slots.
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Kansas
Andy Griffith
Porter Wagoner
Sanford and Son
O'Hara
A. &. Treasury
Josie
Whizzo
Johnny Quest
Wizard
Country Place
CBS News
Hea Haw
News
Lawrence Welk
Mod Squad
Rul In the
Mary Tyter Moore
Dick van Dyke
Arnie
Sixth Sense
Wilburn Brothers
God’s Little Acre
Johnny
Cargon
the Destructors
ABC News
McHale's Navy
Medicine Bend
Animal World
NBC News
Cannon
Peeve
Taree and the
Lucille Rivers
Etcetera
Cafferty & Company
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Jeff's Collie
Petticoat Junction
the Saint
Daniel Boone
Aaike Douglas
Jeannie
Buck Owens
Lucy
Sonny and Cher
Paris
Alaska Seas
Apollo 16 Mission Packed With Science Gear and Experiments
Apollo 16 at Houston is described as science heavy with lunar surface tests, orbital research, and a back‑to‑Earth flight of experiments. Astronauts Young Duke Mattingly will deploy seismic devices, magnetic and UV instruments, a solar wind and cosmic ray suite, plus a battery car for site surveys. A lunar satellite, an atomic power station on the surface, and an array of sensors in lunar orbit will map gravity, composition, and topography.
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Lunar
Moon
Earth
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Mattingly
Orbital Science
Young and
Duke
Atomic Power Science Station
Young
Butter Use Drops to Record Low in 1971 per Capita
Washington AP reports per capita butter use fell to 5.1 pounds in 1971, marking the third straight decline and the lowest level on record. Margarine consumption rose from 3.8 pounds in 1944 to over 10 pounds by 1966 and has generally increased since, while butter has declined since World War II shortages.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Steinberg Begins Trial As Replacement
New York AP reports actor David Steinberg travels to Hollywood to launch preparation for a TV star role amid CBS plans for summer replacements. He aims a 20 to 40 audience, cites youth culture shifts, and recalls prior networks’ hit shows while reflecting on production challenges.
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New York
David Steinberg
Hollywood
David
CBS
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