Editorial calls out CIA Laos role and U.S. aid priorities
The Ottawa Herald editorial criticizes the CIA involvement in Laos and U.S. spending of over 300 million dollars yearly to prop up Laos, urging a shift in national priorities. It notes Congress approving 5.295 million for Melvern Reservoir and 306 thousand for Hillsdale planning, with continued master plans for Eastern Kansas to spur growth and recreation.
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White Blood Count and Normal Variations Discussed
A clinician explains that a low white blood cell count can be normal for some individuals. The letter notes a typical lower range of 3 500 to 4 000 cells per cubic millimeter as potentially normal for certain people.
White blood cell counts and health challenges
Medical guidance discusses causes of low white counts from illnesses such as typhoid malaria and influenza plus drug effects and radiation exposure. It notes that a truly significant drop requires examination of symptoms beyond the count and that prognosis varies. It also includes patient anecdotes on communication aids for paralyzed individuals and cautions about speech therapy and popcorn consumption.
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Thosteson
Prayer for Today Calls Christians to Live the Gospel
A religious meditation urges Christians to put faith into action by daily witness in deeds and words, embracing the teaching of Jesus Christ and prayer to the Father in heaven. It emphasizes practical faith and shared devotion.
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Jesus Christ
Jones and the Mob a CBS comedy on prohibition era gangsters
Hollywood reports Dean Jones eager for a third TV project as Linc McCray in The Chicago Teddy Bears a CBS situation comedy portraying a Prohibition era speakeasy operator in conflict with a comically inept Chicago mob The show centers on 1920s gang history with a misunderstanding driving a killing plot while maintaining light tone Jones related career path notes past series successes and his production stake in the project including his early roles and network moves.
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Chicago Teddy Bears
Lyons nuclear waste fight continues in Kansas
Kansas Sierra Club and Governor Docking react to a nine member council amendment shaping AEC control over Lyons waste project The compromise requires safety studies before land purchase and allows lawsuits if safety is questioned The moves secure some protections but keep open legal action and ongoing opposition from Kansas officials and the Sierra Club
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Angebots of 5000 loans for five years rare in mail
New York based report notes offer of unsecured 5000 dollar loans for up to five years to executives and professionals. Applicants fill a short questionnaire with no verification, no security, and no checks on business associates. Doctors lead borrowers, followed by bankers, executives, accountants and dentists.
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If I Could Relive a Year Each Decade Says Holmes
New York columnist Hal Boyle asks what one year per decade a person would redo. Octogenarian Justice Holmes muses on aging while a playful set of imagined choices follows including playing with girls, reading biographies, and better understanding parents.
The Lockhorns On Love Money And Life Plans
The cartoon couple muses on love over money and married life. He rejects dependence on a woman’s wealth while she contemplates returning to 40 with humor and resignation, mocking financial strain and personal pride.
Television Log Dense With Daytime and Evening Programs
A dense schedule lists hourly blocks of News Weather and Sports with multiple soap operas game shows talk shows and films. Notable titles include The Munsters Petticoat Junction Love Lucy The Beverly Hillbillies and Gunsmoke style classics, with game shows Like The Password and Let's Make A Deal.
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Dick van Dyke
Shiloh
Eddie
Room 222
Smith Family
Medical Center
Music Hall
Hawaii Five-O
Somerset
Lassie
Lucille Rivers
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Gomer Pylé
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Feather River
Hank Stram
Ban August
Adam-12
Vic Damone
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and notes
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with Cedar 1045 Cedar address, editor Robert B. Wellington. Rates within trade area: one month 1.44, three months 4.12, six months 7.21, one year 13.39. Outside trade area: one month 2.21, three months 5.41, six months 10.30, one year 19.57. Out of state subscribers 3 percent tax. AP has exclusive publication rights for local news and dispatches.
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