Hubert Humphrey debate hints at 1972 bid in Minnesota
In Minnesota, Sen. Hubert Humphrey declines to confirm any 1972 presidential bid. He says no decision before year end, noting primaries are costly. The column links labor funding shifts to potential Humphrey gains if Nixon’s economy falters, and recalls fireworks safety debates ahead of July celebrations.
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Minnesota
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Happy Warrior
Nixon
Hubert
Humphrey
Weight Loss Surgery Inquiry to Doctor Thosteson
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about bariatric procedures that remove part of the intestine to induce rapid weight loss. They seek where it is performed the approximate cost and safety, noting claims of losing hundreds of pounds with no regain.
Understanding obesity surgery and pregnancy exercise guidance
A reader questions the effectiveness and safety of intestinal shunts for weight loss, noting high costs and need for ongoing care. Dr Thosteson warns these are last resorts and stresses learning healthier eating. Another exchange confirms pregnancy exercise can continue with comfort, while canker sore remedies vary by individual, including allergic reactions or gum chewing.
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Dr. Thosteson
N.E.K
Shaking Old Crowd Bobby Sherman Back
Hollywood AP reports Bobby Sherman, 25, works hard to shed teen idol image by starring in Getting Together with Wes Stern. Fans wait daily at studio for glimpses and autographs as Sherman balances rehearsals, family themed comedy, and Saturday concerts after a five day work week.
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Hollywood
Bobby Sherman
Bobby
Entertainer
ABC
Wes Stern
Sherman
Old Bridge For Sale In NIEUWERBRUG The Netherlands
The oldest Dutch toll bridge built 1651 and rebuilt 1949 is up for sale for 11600 dollars, includes a watch house and Independence Tower. Citizens use the bridge free. motorists and ship captains pay a small toll. The present concessionaire retires. the bridge remains community property of the village.
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Nieuwerbrug
The
Netherlands
Independence
Burger pushes reform agenda in federal judiciary
Chief Justice Warren E Burger seeks to modernize the courts with a national state courts center and expanded administration. Congress funds rise and new posts await, while reform efforts include prison reform and legal education clinics as ABA studies, with White House backing and stalled hearings on judiciary councils.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Congress
Burger
Federal
American Bar Association
White House
Nixon
John N
Mitchell
State Court Center
House
Senate
National Center For State Courts
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Federal Judicial Center
U.S
ABA
W. Willard Wirtz
Judiciary Council
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dollar question sparks debate on devaluation meaning
The United States rejects devaluation but observers say the dollar’s value is shifting. With the gold link severed, the dollar floats, and markets anticipate rises in the yen and marks while the franc and pound show smaller gains. Foreign nations face revaluation pressure or risk market-driven shifts.
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New York
United States
U.S
Nixon
John
Connally
Pity From Strangers Beats Family, Says Traveler
William L. Chaze recalls a vacation mishap after a motorcycle crash in Atlanta. In the ER nurses expressed concern while his wife and son showed boredom. His four year old teased him about the shot, inspiring a wry exchange. He later notes a Mississippi visit revealed his parents’ cynical sympathy in a sharp letter.
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Steve McQueen
Gavin
Troops Not Questioned After My Lai Killings
At Col. Oran K. Henderson court martial witnesses testified that after the My Lai raid in March 1968 no officer questioned the soldiers. Army photographer Ronald Haeberle said he hid color pictures and feared reporting the events due to possible retaliation. Army reporter Jay Roberts echoed fears of the 31st Public Information Detachment. Henderson, then 51, commanded the 11th Brigade during the infantry sweep through My Lai.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Charlie Company
Jay Roberts
Haeberle
Henderson
Roberts
Army
Television Log Dense Evening Schedule Display
A dense TV grid lists daytime and prime time programs with channels and descriptions. Notable items include Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Love Lucy and multiple soap operas and game shows across hours from noon to midnight with news weather sports and specials.
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Dick van Dyke
Shiloh
Eddie
Smith Family
Medical Center
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Secret Starr
Gomer Pyle
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Lucile Ball
Munsters
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
NBC Action Playhouse
Lancer
Ironside
Custer
Hank Stram
Dan August
Adam-12
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates inform readers of pricing
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers, with monthly, quarterly, half year and yearly options. It notes a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers and credits Associated Press rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Public Information Detachment
Loretta
NBC
Merv Griffin
Davey
Goliath
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Romper Room
Lucille Rivers
Beverly Hillbillies
Lucile Rivers
Johnny Carson
Benny
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