Nixon Mills discuss cutting federal spending and taxes
President-elect Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills talk about potential economies in federal outlays for the coming year. The debate centers on reducing the national debt and possibly cutting taxes, with focus on military spending and the Vietnam war's end as key drivers.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Scriveners Thrive On Longevity Yet Love Their Work
A life insurance study ranks scientists longest lived, with clergy and educators next, while writers editors and reporters have the shortest spans. The author, a writer, argues the daily rush of reporting and editing offers richer life despite shorter years, insisting better to live fully than linger past peers.
TV Critics Duel Over Blue Humor On ABC Night
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Joey Bishop's ABC special veered into blue territory with risqué sketches and scantily clad "Play mates" in a show seen as vulgar. CBS's 60 Minutes offered varied, sober reporting on Harriman talks and prison sexual assaults. Networks preempt late-night for Nixon Cabinet reveal.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Joey Bishop
ABC
Lawrence Welk
Saul Wilson
Ernest Chambers
Smothers Brothers
Dean Jones
Noel Harrison
Larry Storch
Shelley Berman
CBS
60 Minutes
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
France
Nixon
Sunlamp Use for Acne Question to Dr Thosteson
A 15 year old asks if UV sunlamps help acne and how to use them safely. He notes improvement from sun exposure but his father warns against irritation. He reports a sunburn from their lamp and seeks guidance on proximity and duration.
Sun lamp acne guidance and biblical quiz notes
A reader is advised on cautious use of sun lamps for acne, including distance, exposure timing, and skin care. The piece warns against burning and overuse, stresses cleanliness and gentle washing, and notes dietary iodine considerations. It also adds a Bible quiz segment with questions and a partial answer.
Rogers And Nixon They Think The Same
President elect Richard M Nixon taps William P. Rogers as secretary of state signaling parallel foreign policy aims. Rogers’ long friendship with Nixon suggests a smoother transition, with expectations of a fresh yet experienced approach to Vietnam, Middle East, NATO, USSR talks, and U.S. aid shaping under a generalist cabinet style.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Rogers
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
State Department
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
The Partridge And All That Would Cost A Lot
London report on buying gifts from the Twelve Days of Christmas partridge through lords in Parliament. Partridge, pear tree, doves, hens, colly birds, rings, geese, swans, milkmaids, drummers, pipers, dancing ladies, and jumping lords priced in pounds and dollars. wages and laws noted.
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London
England
United States
Hyde Park
Harrod’s
National Farmers Union
Britain
Television Log Parade of daytime and late night shows
A dense listing of TV schedules across hours from early morning to midnight. The long guide covers News Weather Sports specials and films with a wide array of programs including News Tonight Sunrise Semester Bob Hope era titles and multiple soap operas and game shows, naming numerous programs and performers.
Prayer for Today Faithful Fellowship Through Christ
A devotional prayer invites steadfast living in Christ and consistent fellowship. It asks for strength to keep virtue from slipping away and to let Jesus fully inhabit the believer’s life. Amen.
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Christ
Fellowship of Christ
Eisenhower Tops Italian Servicemen as Poker Hobby Revealed
A 25 year old report notes General Dwight D. Eisenhower admired by American troops in Italy after it emerged he computes poker hand odds as a hobby. A second item marks a 50 year old claim about oyster shells fed to hens to strengthen egg shells.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Italy
Ottawa Herald subscription and masthead details
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday from Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates are 1 month 1.00 3 months 3.00 6 months 6.50 1 year 10.00 in trade area and 1 month 1.50 3 months 4.25 6 months 8.00 1 year 15.00 outside area. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights.
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Robert B. Wellington
Orea
Associated Press
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