Professor Landon Teaches China Policy at Kansas State
Former presidential candidate Alf Landon delivered his first class at Kansas State University on American relations with mainland China. He praised Albania for granting treaty rights and hosting military bases as a step that could bring Chinese missiles into range of western Europe, warning of broader Soviet implications and urging discussions with China under Nixon.
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Alf Landon
Kansas State University
Mainland
China
Albania
Europe
Soviet Union
World Community of Nations
Nixon
World student protests flare across globe as campuses erupt
On a single day shootings killed several in Alexandria while protests spread from Mexico City to Nanterre and Helsinki. In Boulder 1000 students gathered against regents actions, as analysts note aims vary from curriculum input to governance. The piece argues students seek more control but may lack plans for it, urging order if unrest endures.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Mexico City
Nanterre University
Paris
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Helsinki
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Remarks That Men Hear From Their Wives and Daughters
Hal Boyle collects lines from wives and daughters about married life and fatherhood, highlighting the strained tone of domestic dialogue. The quotes span phone calls, chores, shopping, TV time, anniversaries, fashion, cigarettes, and money, illustrating generational and gender friction in family routines.
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Mother
Eczema explained by Dr Thosteson letter
A reader describes a severe eczema on the hands and arms and asks for help. The doctor replies that eczema is a general term for skin breakouts with no single cause and advises careful listening to understand specific issues.
Health Q and A on dermatitis and backache advice
A reader asks about eczema likely due to contact dermatitis from items touched daily and suggests seeking a skin specialist or allergist to identify the exact allergen. Additional letters discuss backache causes from spine arthritis or night muscle spasm, plus tips like a bed board for support and possible X-rays. A how-to for removing ear blackheads with a comedo expressor is also provided along with brief notes on jealousy and biblical questions.
Shultz outlines job programs for ghetto youths
George P. Shultz, newly named labor secretary, says unemployment among young nonwhites drives urban unrest. In a Chicago address, he calls for innovative, experiment driven training, private sector involvement, and credits or vouchers to fund education and wage subsidies. He suggests feder al city neighborhood schools for experimentation in ghetto areas.
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New York
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Center For Policy Study
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business
Labor
Congress
Stand Aside Or Stick Its Neck Out Religious Crossroads
In New York two clergymen clash over church involvement in social issues on a CBS World of Religion program. Rev. David Head argues the church must focus on spiritual mission and avoid political divides, while Rev. David Poling says Christianity must address social concerns and take a stand for peace. The debate highlights long running tensions over pro Communist accusations and church activism.
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New York
David C. Head
China
David Poling
The
Christian Herald
Head
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Poling
Pleasantville
United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mr. Poling
Prayer for Today Spirit of Christ and communal care
A devotional prayer invoking Philippians 2 4 urging Christians to care for others and build a united church community May we show concern for the welfare of humankind everywhere through the love of Christ Amen.
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Christ
Churchill birthday in bed as pneumonia noted
Prime Minister Churchill marked his 69th birthday by remaining in bed. Doctors reported a patch of pneumonia in his left lung.
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Churchill
Euorpe
Television Log Dense Schedule Highlights Daytime to Late Night
A comprehensive TV timetable lists programs from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM, featuring News, Weather, and a wide array of serials, game shows, movies, and variety hours. Names include Gunsmoke, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Sunshine Patriot, The Lucy shows, Perry Mason, Dragnet, and Johnny Carson among others.
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Avengers
Jeannie
Eric Hoffer
Rowan and Martin
Eyes Place
Here
Lucy
Mayberry R.F.D
Paul Harvey
France
Donald O'Connor
Doctors
House Party
News
Password
Mike Douglas
Torey and Friends
Flintstones
Merv Griffin
Wagon Train
Kansas
Mod Squad
Jerry Lewis
Lancer
Julia
Red Skelton
NET Playhouse
N.Y.P.D
Gettysburg
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail one month one dollar three months three dollars six months five fifty one year ten dollars. Rates outside trade area by mail one month one fifty three months four twenty nine all months eight dollars one year fifteen dollars. The Associated Press is entitled to exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Nell
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Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Oe Hospital
Romper Roone
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick Cavett
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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