How To Lose Friends in Editorial View on Nixon and Agnew
Ottawa Herald editorial discusses criticism of President Nixon over Red China policy and defense moves while highlighting vice president Agnew’s fragile standing. It notes potential shifts toward governors or moderates like Reagan or Dole, and argues conservative factions remain tethered to Nixon.
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Spiro Agnew
Red China
Nixon
West
South
Agnew
California
Reagan
Kansas
Robert Dole
Barry Goldwater
One Of Those Years From Ellis County Pot Crop
In Ellis County and Kansas, rains boost marijuana growth and farmers are urged to spray before harvest. Officials warn that harvested and smoked weed may cause harmful reactions from spraying chemicals, amid recent arrests for marijuana sales and possession.
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Ellis County
Kansas
Dear Dr Thosteson patient asks about late stage venereal disease
The writer seeks medical reassurance about cure chances after five years of symptoms, fears about sterility and future fertility, and worries about marriage and having children. She cannot afford care or tell her fiancé or parents, and requests confidential guidance.
Free health care? small town clinic and VD advice
A reader asks about free treatment options at a local health department and expresses concern about privacy. The response recommends calling the health department or visiting a private physician to confirm diagnosis, treat if needed, and suggests premarital checkups. The letter section also includes clergy quotes and medical inquiries about arthritis and a wrist mole.
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Health Department
L.A
Nixon Takes Strategic Weekend Of Relaxation
President Nixon and family fly to the Northeast for a weekend on Minot Island in Maine after a stop in Manchester New Hampshire. He will visit a quadraplegic in Nashua and spend time in Bangor before returning to Washington. The trip occurs as New Hampshire prepares for the January GOP primary and Democratic contenders fortify regional campaigns.
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Manchester
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Maine
Penobscot Bay
White House
Nashua
Dick Chaput
Jaycees
Bangor
Tiny Minot Island
Jack J. Dreyfus Jr
New York
Dreyfus & Co
Hollis
Henry Jackson
Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Kenneth L. Curtis
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Concord
Ronald L. Ziegler
McCloskey
Nixon Opens to Wage-Price Board Debate With Cautions
President Nixon urged Congress to consider a wage-price review board that would avoid a controlled economy. He said he remains skeptical it would work but will study proposals, while vowing a tougher case-by-case approach to curb large wage and price hikes. Labor data on July wholesale prices prompted fresh inflation readings as Congress weighs options.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Labor Department
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
We Don’t Have Anything In Your Size
New York report lists quirky social nuisances and oddball political stunts as American foibles. The piece skewers oversized pets, dope prone babysitters, pot tasting grandmothers, and pointless campaign gimmicks while noting everyday consumer irritants like cheap envelopes.
Hal Boyle's humor notes in a Dallas fire study
Hal Boyle presents a satirical list of everyday annoyances from family hunters to long novels and a biting vignette on a roadside diner. Dallas Fire Department investigators attribute 1970 incendiary fires to juveniles, responsible for 60 to 70 percent of losses to residents and insurers.
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Ernest Emerson
Jeannie's Sidekick To Become A TV Butler
Hollywood AP reports Larry Hagman returns to TV next month as a butler in The Good Life premise, a wealthy family satire. He navigates etiquette and domestic service in a jetset scene, with a mocked long table and Rolls Royce. Hagman jokes about wardrobe and injures during rehearsal.
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Jeannie
Hollywood
Good Life” Company
Larry Hagman
Mary Martin
David Wayne
Hermione Bradeley
Hagman
Bronx
Albert
Tve
Television LogDense TV Schedule for Evening and Late Night
A sprawling broadcast log lists the day’s schedule from 5:00 PM through 12:35 AM with hundreds of slots. Shows include News Weather Petticoat Junction The Charge At Feather River The Fighting Seabees and Tonight Movie Marathon.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
NBC Action Playhouse
Lancer
Feather River
Hank Stram
Dan August
Adam-12
Vic Damone
General Hospital
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Susan
Password
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
News
Royals
American Style Co
Rosie O’grady
Merv Griffin
the Fighting Seabees
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and varying subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers. Rates include one month to one year plans with tax, plus a 3 percent out of state sales tax deduction. The paper credits The Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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