Editorial on Teen Summer Jobs Hit By Government Rules
The piece argues summer and temporary work for high school and college students is shrinking due to minimum wage and age regulation. It cites a NFIB study showing about 500,000 fewer jobs exist because Johnson era wage rules constrain hiring. It warns fewer opportunities hurt learning, independence, and may increase youth idleness and crime risk.
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National Foundation of Independent Business Inc
New York
University of Southern California Obstetrics
Indianapolis plans 320 extra police patrol cars
Indianapolis will add 320 patrol cars to its force and assign officers cars 24 hours a day and permit off duty driving. The fringe value is about 800 dollars per officer annually, with cars parked conspicuously and radios on to deter crime, costing taxpayers around 600000 dollars to test if police advertising pays.
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Indianapolis
Prostatic Hypertrophy Means Enlarged Prostate Gland
In plain language the term refers to enlargement of the prostate gland. The explanation clarifies the medical shorthand and translates the concept into common speech.
Prostate Changes and Varicose Vein Surgery Guidance
The article explains benign prostate enlargement commonly affecting men over 50 with symptoms like frequent urination and weak flow, plus the possibility of cancer needing early treatment. It also answers reader questions on varicose veins surgery, stating hereditary factors exist but removed veins do not recur, and endorses surgery rather than leaving the condition untreated.
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TV Varieties Galore Special Not So Special
TV critics assess a week of variety shows noting glossy production values and new looks for stars like Bobbie Gentry while Carol Burnett proves warmth without guests. NBC airs a France situation update, then a De Gaulle career review with cautious analysis. The piece weighs whether variety remains special in a crowded landscape.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Bobbie Gentry
Goldie Hawn
Meredith MacRae
Noel Harrison
NBC
Carol Burnett
Carol
Nelson Eddy
Charwoman
Lyle Waggoner
Mrs. Miller
Harvey Korman
de Gaulle
Digest of random notes and trivia from Hal Boyle
A roundup of varied items from health and safety to food, fashion, and TV. Highlights include high school driving course uptake and teen death rates, a tale of dentin from barnacles, a prenatal sex-determination method, Elizabeth I's wardrobe, witty quotes, Jefferson on cooking fish, and Arthur Treacher’s recovery hint plus a TV recommendation.
Nixon Starts Second 100 Days With Many Dem Holdovers
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration marks 100 days in power amid numerous Democratic holdovers in key federal jobs. While upper levels show more Republican fill, many top posts remain Johnson-era appointees, with defense and interior departments illustrating continued continuity and carryover. Nixon stresses long-term goals over day counts.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pentagon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty Agency
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Justice Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Information Agency
Barbara M. Watson
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Thomas L. Hughes
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Interior Department
Secretary of Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Congress
Administration
Television Schedule Nightly Lineup Brief
An extensive TV log lists daily programming from 5:00 to 12:20, including News Weather Sports, film showings and multiple clearly named programs. Notable entries include Flintstones Doris Day Captain Kangaroo Beverly Hillbillies Hawaii Five-O Tonight Joey Bishop Laredo and classic game shows.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Mod Squad
Jerry Lewis
Lancer
Julia
Red Skelton
NET Playhouse
Doris Day
Johnny Carson
Cs Bishop
Mid-America
Torey
Whizzo
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donald O'Connor
Guiding Light
Doctors
House Parrty
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Batman
Gilligan
Glen Campbell
King Family
Beverly Hillbillies
Music Hall
Outsider
Hawaii Five-O
Joey Bishop
Laredo
Navy
Faith
Our Times
Ottawa Herald Publication and Subscription Rates
The Ottawa Herald lists its address at 104 S. Cedar and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Editor Robert B. Wellington announces subscription prices for trade area and outside regions, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. The paper reserves AP news use exclusively.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Tonto
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CBS
Red Skelte
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
Clark M. Clifford
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
John S. Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Robert S. Moot
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Robert O. Seamans Jr
Space Agency
Kennedy
Air Force
John L. McLucas
Barry J. Shillito
Laird
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John F. Kennedy
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