Editorial on KU protests and campus security
Editorial analyzes post shooting unrest at the University of Kansas with marches and property damage. Regents accuse Chancellor E Laurence Chalmers of permissive approach as governor calls for more campus security to protect students and state property.
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Board of Regents of Kansas
E. Laurence Chalmers
Kansas
KU rules urged to curb student disorder and protect 'good' students
Kansas parents urge stricter campus rules at KU to reduce dissidence and protect education. They argue attendance, grade, curfew measures, and harsher consequences may be needed while criticizing editorials linking disability advocacy with publicity. They stress equal opportunity for mentally retarded children and caution editors on sensationalism.
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Nixon
Beaters
Frank McDonald
Chanute
Kan
Dear Dr Thosteson on a child with severe eczema
A mother writes that her 3 year old daughter suffers from widespread intense itching and scratching until bleeding. She has consulted three doctors without relief and asks for guidance.
Understanding and managing a child’s eczema and allergies
A mother seeks help for a baby with severe eczema, asthma, and suspected food allergies. The article advises sticking to one pediatrician, pursuing an elimination diet to identify trigger foods, and gradually reintroducing foods one at a time. It emphasizes patience, careful monitoring, and that allergy identification also aids asthma control.
Humphrey Sees Long Odds Yet Persistent White House Drive
Hubert H. Humphrey returns from political exile and, while not seeking the presidency, keeps the option open. He identifies Muskie as Democratic leader and notes Nixon may or may not seek a second term. He cautions against judging 1972 by 1970 and speculates Nixon could decline to run if the domestic scene worsens.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Humphrey
Sen
Edmund 8
Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey Eyes 1972 Role as Democratic Leader
Hubert Humphrey paints himself as a political elder statesman ready to counsel Democrats, raise funds, and push unity while keeping options open for a possible presidential bid in 1972. He stresses he seeks no office, but remains poised to advise, shape policy, and assist hopefuls as the party contends with an unsettled field.
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Senate
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Ethics in Advertising Abortion Services Draw Fire Across States
Wide concern over abortion service advertising prompts Park East Hospital to apologize to 40 000 physicians after sending Dear Doctor letters detailing 575 packages for abortions up to 12 weeks. AMA condemns cross solicitation and commercialization. New York and California medical groups urge restraint as similar letters trigger professional backlash.
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NEW York
Park East Hospital
Manhattan
Texas
Arizona
Park East
Judicial Council of the Ama
New York County Medical Society
AMA
Board of Censors
California
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Los Angeles
United States
Don’. Rosenthalssistant
County Medical Association
Morton W. Burke
West Coast Medical Group
Physi
Medical Society
Tim Dalton Arrives in New York for Wuthering Heights
English actor Tim Dalton arrives in New York to promote American International's Wuthering Heights playing Heathcliff. After a 2 1/2 hour wait at a fogbound airport he faces a necktie dispute at lunch, then relaxes at Sardi's while discussing acting, music, and his philosophy of living for now.
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New York
Timothy Dalton
American International
Wuthering Heights
Emily Bronte
Tim
Heathcliff
Sir Laurence Olivier
Haggard
Sardi's
Dalton
Cromwell
EPA Announces Impartial Pesticide Oversight Chief
Washington AP Raymond E Johnson named acting commissioner of EPA pesticide office in charge of federal registration. Former Interior official known as resident expert on pesticides will lead pesticide control, shifting duties from Agriculture Department as EPA starts a new era for agricultural chemicals.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Interior Department
Raymond E. Johnson
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Interior
Television Log Excerpt Shows Full Day Of 1960s Programs
A dense listings page outlines a full day of television programming with numerous shows, movies, game shows, news and weather segments. It lists time blocks for Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Tonight Jeopardy and other popular programs across a wide range of networks and channels.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Love Lucy
Flip Wilson
Matt Lincoln
Jim Nabors
Ironside
Nancy
Dean Martin
Merv Griffin
Guiding Wight
General Hospital
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
the Man Who
Mike Douglas
Lassie
Lucille Ball
Perry Mason
Aristocats
High Chaparral
Partridge Family
Ottawa Herald subscription and policy notice
Ottawa Herald informs readers of publication details and subscription rates for trade area and out of area. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual prices with out of state tax guidance and AP news use rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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