Ailing Harlem hospital faces closure over Medicare stresses
Editorial urges scrutiny of Medicare and Medicaid flaws as Harlem’s private hospital warns it will close in 30 days unless $750000 is raised. It notes $607000 overpayment by Social Security in 1966–67 and $25000 owed on extended care audits, warning sloppy administration hurts hospitals and taxpayers.
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Harlem
New York
Social Security Administration
Uncle Sam
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
You Need A Program Says Political Ongoing Row
The piece argues Washington favors Pakistan over India amid Asian conflict and notes Russia backs India with hopes of a satellite and Indian Ocean bases. It claims China aids Pakistan sparingly, fears Russia, and cites Nixon plans to visit China next year while avoiding Moscow.
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Washington
Pakistan
India
Asia
Russia
Indian Ocean
China
Nixon
Moscow
Vietnam
Chronic Cystitis Case Seeks Medical Explanation
A 21 year old writer recounts three years of severe bladder inflammation labeled chronic cystitis. Hospital tests remained negative and doctors offered no cause despite persistent urinary symptoms. The patient questions the diagnosis and seeks clarity from Dr Thosteson.
Food Allergies Linked to Citrus Sensitivity
Reader reports allergy to citrus fruits and tomatoes with symptom relief on elimination. Expert notes citrus citric acid as possible trigger, warns watch for lime, vitamin C balance, and variability in individual reactions. Also answers life expectancy with L-dopa and safety of allergy shots in early pregnancy.
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M.M.H. T
Thosteson
Prayer for Today Christmas Reflection
A brief devotional note urges readers to keep Christmas centered on Jesus rather than outward forms and decorations. It ends with a prayer asking for guidance and blessing.
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Jesus
Night Gallery holiday tale and Columbo mystery review
The review praises Messiah on Mott Street as a Christmas Chanukah fable with a hopeful miracle. It notes Columbo’s clear format revealing the culprit at the outset and Peter Falk’s clever deductions. It also mentions NBC World Premiere’s They Call It Murder pilot with Doug Selby. Industry notes discuss mid-season delays and renewals for FBI and Lucy Ball, and upcoming network strategies.
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NBC
Erle Stanley Gardner
Doug Selby
Cornwell Jackson
A War For Losers By William L Ryan
AP Special Correspondent analyzes the India Pakistan war's uncertain outcomes. The piece argues no real winners exist for major powers and outlines risks for India Pakistan China and the United States, including refugee issues Bengal nationalism and shifts in Soviet and Chinese influence. It notes Moscow's shifting alliances and the potential for rising Maoist sentiment in Bengal amid regional ferment.
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William L. Ryan
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Moscow
Red
Bay of Bengal
Bangla Desh
Bengal
China
New Delhi
Communist Party
West Bengal
Kremlin
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Peking
Kashmir
Iowa Reclaims Lead as Nation's Top Grain-Fed Cattle State
Iowa again leads in grain-fed cattle for slaughter, ahead of Texas as of December 1 with 1,917,000 head versus 1,728,000 in Texas. The Agriculture Department notes seven states exceed 8.8 million cattle fed, with Iowa up 4 percent from last year and Texas up 15 percent.
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Washington
Iowa
Texas
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Arizona
California
Television Schedule Log From A Busy Day
A dense listing of prime time to late night TV programs including News Weather Sports daytime soaps and feature films across stations. Notable items include The Munsters Petticoat Junction I Love Lucy and The Tonight Show with guests and movie titles such as Arrivederci Baby Three Sailors And A Girl The Major And The Minor The Lost Weekend and Dead Men Tell No Tales.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
Buck Owens
Andy Griffith
Special
Hogan’s Heroes
Flip Wilson
Alias Smith and Jones
Arrivederci
Ironside
Longstreet
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Law
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Big Valley
Dream OF Jeannie
High Chaparral
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Bewitched
D.A
Chicago Teddy Bears
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Partridge Family
Room 222
Partners
Nashville Music
Too Far Dole Says at Kansas fertilizer conference
Senator Robert Dole urged attendees at a Kansas Fertilizer and Agriculture Chemical Conference closing session to judge President Nixon by reforms and achievements over the past three years rather than partisanship. He cited fertilizer use rising and food costs as proof of farm productivity.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert. Dole
Kansas Fertilizer and Agriculture Chemical Conference
Nixon
Dole
Republican National
Ottawa Herald Publisher and subscription rates page
Ottawa Herald outlines daily publication details, editor Robert Wellington, and subscription pricing. It lists in area rates by mail for 1 month to 1 year with tax, extended area prices, out of state tax deduction, and AP news rights for local and dispatch content.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
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Soviet Union
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Ted Owens
Merv Griffin
Daddy
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