Pearson Rural Development Amendment Falters in Tax Bill
The editorial notes Sen Pearson failed to advance a rural development program as part of a tax bill due to patchwork process. The Pearson amendment sought a tax credit to spur new business in rural areas but faced opposition from the Nixon administration and Rep Wilbur Mills in the conference committee, prompting questions about technical and political propriety.
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Sen. Pearson
Pearson
Nixon
Wilbur Mills
Stick In There Senator Keeps Pearson Plan Alive
The piece argues for continuing Pearson's plan to revive small towns and ease urban pressure, noting it relies on private enterprise, has broad bipartisan support, and has faced multiple setbacks but remains sound and fixable.
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Pearson
Muskie Proposal Seeks Tax Fairness For Public Groups
Senator Edmund Muskie pushes a Senate bill to align tax rules for non profits with for profits. It would allow charitable, scientific, religious and educational bodies to lobby without losing tax exemption while preserving the ban on political campaigning. The plan argues current rules are unequal and advocates equal treatment for public groups and businesses.
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Sen
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Senate
Congress
Nagging Cough Prompt From Reader To Doctor
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about a 74 year old man with a prolonged winter cough and urinary symptoms. The note hints at chronic coughing possibly linked to a pine cough and mentions ongoing issues from last year.
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Dr. Thosteson
Why or what to do about a child’s long cough
A reader asks about persistent winter cough in a child. Dr Thesteson advises pediatrician referral, chest X ray to rule out foreign body, consider allergy or dry air from hot air heating with suggestions to humidify air. Lack of fever favors allergy. seek allergy specialist if needed.
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Medical Society
Children’s Hospital
General Hospitals
Thosteson
D.C
Daughter Out Cooks Mom
New York AP recounts a 20 year old daughter surpassing her mother in cooking. The piece notes Gay’s cooking knowledge from college and her mastery of Swedish pancakes, yeasted bread, and other dishes, while the mother reveals limited kitchen experience and pride in her daughter’s skill. Neighbors admire the talent.
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New York
Gay
Joan
Rise of Cable TV Projected
The Sloan Commission on Cable Communications projects major cable growth in the United States within ten years with 40 to 60 percent of homes wired for 20 to 40 channels. It urges copyright reform and removal of FCC import restrictions to enable a nationwide system offering mass entertainment, news, education, government access, and targeted programming.
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New York
Sloan Commission On Cable Communications
Econ
Stephen White
Sloan Foundation
Federal Communications Commission
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Congress
FCC
Commission
Jerome B. Wiesner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Loeb maps a cautionary horoscope for investors
Wall Street’s view of itself and upcoming trends are satirized in Gerald M. Loeb’s holiday card style forecast. He mocks market advisers while offering zodiac themed tips for Taurus through Capricorns. A Wellington survey shows only 8.5 percent of mutual fund shareholders strongly agree with funding social causes beyond profits.
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Loeb
Wall Street
Aries
A.m
P.m
San Francisco
E.F. Hutton
Wellington Management Company
American Dream Machine Keeps Rolling Right Along
AP report on public broadcasting's The Great American Dream Machine noting its mix of revue commentary and short docs. The Wednesday theme focused on black Americans with Marshall Efron lampooning white status symbols and a moving letter reading from Soledad Brother George Jackson. It also highlighted a New York numbers scene, a barber piece, and a unity song, lauding the hour as bright and intelligent. Also mentions This Week with Bill Moyers covering India Pakistan and Julia Child’s turkey demo on Thanksgiving Day.
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New York
Marshall Efron
Manhattan
George Jackson
Angela
Television Log Snapshot Of Prime Time Schedule
A dense OCR listing outlines 1960s channel programming with dozens of shows across hours 5 to 4, including Munsters Petticoat Junction Bewitched Hogan's Heroes Andy Griffith Judy, sports and weather segments, and evening movies such as The Guns Of August and The Court Jester.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
Buck Owens
Andy Griffith
Bob Hope
Longstreet
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Jeff
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Special
D.A
Chicago Teddy Bears
O'Hara
U. S. Treasury
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy
Ottawa Herald credits W. S. Cedar as editor and publisher with daily publication except Sundays and holidays. The notice lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, including tax guidance and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. It notes Associated Press exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
Associated Press
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Editorial
Jim
George C. Thesteson
Mrs., M.M
Christ
Jesus
Gerald M. Loeb
Business Mirror
Leroy
American Dream Machine
Bill Moyers
India
Pakistan
Julia Child
Channel
NBC
CBS
ABC
Johnny Carson
Ted Owens
Merv Griffin
Dr. Kildare
Mid-America
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Lucille Ball
Dinah Shore
Lucille Rivers
Somerset
New York Town
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
the Black Scorpion
Love
W. S. Cedar
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