The Connally Move Editorial Review
President Nixon’s choice of Democrat John Connally as Treasury Secretary sparks partisan friction. Connally’s Texas conservatism and wealth shift politics toward a conservative realignment. The piece argues Nixon aims to reforge party lines into conservatives versus liberals, with potential gains for the President if the economy improves.
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Nixon
John Connally
Treasury
Connally
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Old South
Far West
South
Young voters face state role after 18 voting ruling
Supreme Court allows 18-year-olds to vote in national elections, but states may set differing rules for local ballots. While legislatures may lower ages, observers doubt immediate shifts in political direction as turnout and influence hinge on established party structures and long hesitant habits.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Pap Test query and doctor technique concerns
A reader questions when to have a Pap test and whether scraping is proper. The letter suggests scraping may fail to detect cancer and asks how to ensure a doctor uses the correct method, and a reply notes possible confusion from limited information.
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Thostéson
Thosteson
Pap test methods and sperm count questions answered
A reader asks about Pap tests and scraping versus biopsy, noting the method’s high accuracy and when a biopsy is needed. Other letters address gout diet, male infertility thresholds, cholesterol in oleo, and a Biblical prayer with moral reflection.
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Thosteson
ABC Tackles The '70s New York Prime Time Sketches
ABC aired two hours of varied prime time content aiming at upbeat national renewal. The program featured a business leader modelled after Horatio Alger, a clergy member on youth religion, and a police chief praising rights mindful policing, but its wandering segments on computers race riots and urban renewal caused confusion and weak cohesion.
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New York
ABC
Horatio Alger
Joan W. Gardner
Columbus
California
Drunk and Disorderly Sentences Highlight Jail Debate
One man receives 90 days in jail with a suspended sentence for public drunkenness, while another serves 90 days in a barren jail for the same offense. The suspended case often involves a remorseful, employed individual, whereas the other targets a problem drinker or a stranger, raising questions about justice and social impact.
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Wayne Lee
Kansas
Harris
Kansas Justice and the Fines that Fund City Budgets
A discussion on how traffic fines shape law and order in Kansas cities. Chiefs and judges acknowledge bias and pressure to convict, noting fines fund police and municipal budgets. Data show high conviction rates and variable dismissals with concerns about fairness and accountability.
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Citizens Committee On
Venezuelan business voluntary dividends fund community projects
Over 600 corporations in Venezuela contribute 2 to 5 percent of net profits to the Voluntary Dividend for the Community, a nonprofit DV C founded in 1964 by Eugenio Mendoza. Contributions flow as checks or pledges, with 1/20 of each pledge covering admin costs. education and scholarships receive the largest share of funds.
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Caracas
Venezuela
DVC
Manila
Eugenio Mendoza
Creole Petroleum Corp
Shell de
New Year resolutions punch lines by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle jokes about resolutions with quips on halo size willpower and quitting habits. One quip suggests discarding cigarettes and liquor immediately, another jokes about Lent alternatives, reflecting light editorial wit on self discipline.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Film Picks
A dense TV log lists daily program blocks from early evening to late night. Notable items include Petticoat Junction, Gidget Grows Up, Love Lucy, Beverly Hillbillies, film screenings like Pajama Party and Hold That Blonde, and talk shows with Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin alongside news and weather segments.
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Mod Squad
Beverly Hillbillies
Don Knotts
Kansas City
Green Acres
Hank Stram
Marcus Welby
CBS
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Ischia
Comanche Territory
Dick Cavett
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Bright Promise
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Virginia Graham
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Shiloh
Eddie
Granddaddy
J. J
Johnny Cuahh
Dan August
Paul Harvey
Lisbon
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates by mail include one month 1.29, three months 3.86, six months 6.70, and one year 12.36 within trade area. outside trade area one month 2.06, three months 5.15, six months 7.00, and one year 18.54. Subscriptions reflect a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out-of-area subscribers.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Public notice transcription error corrected for local paper
OCR fragment notes AP and local news publication duties, indicating a formatter’s note on newspaper attribution. The readable portion confirms Associated Press involvement and local news dissemination, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Amocsted
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