TV, riots, and campus unrest spark debate at universities
A San Francisco State acting president critiques TV coverage of riots while campuses face protests. Kansas debates, Missouri University symposiums, and Chicago demonstrations reflect ongoing student unrest. Authors suggest firm discipline and parental withdrawal of support to curb trouble.
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Television Schedule Dense With Classics and New Bets
A lengthy TV guide lists hundreds of time slots across channels featuring favorites like The Munsters Hogan's Heroes My Three Sons Fathered by titles such as Taras Bulba and The Longest Hundred Miles. Notable names include Jack Gleason and Gordon across sports dramas comedies and talk shows.
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Long proposes mental exams for candidates for office
In a tongue in cheek letter Rep Clarence D Long Maryland Democrat jokes that anyone running for public office should have a head examination. He notes the strain and scrutiny on officials and calls for safeguards to handle cases of mental breakdown while in office, insisting the issue deserves serious action.
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Vitamin B-12 and Anemia in Medical Inquiry
Dear Dr Thosteson asks about the difference between a B-12 shot and a liver shot. The letter recalls historical notes that pernicious anemia could be controlled by liver in the diet, then liver extract, and finally the discovery of vitamin B-12 as the key ingredient.
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Health Q&A reflects on liver B12 use and myths
Dr Thesteson notes liver extract aids pernicious anemia and nerve disorders while B12 offers painless precise dosing unlike painful liver injections. A reader worries about worm-infested beans and long-ago exposure. expert reassures unlikely chronic infestation and clarifies menopause timing with birth control pills. Other items debunk acne masturbation myth and explain hiatal hernia diet versus ulcer diet.
The Nixon Honeymoon Ending? Congressional Thunderheads Billow
The 91st Congress began a 10 day recess as White House relations remain intact yet tensions rise. GOP leaders grumble over lack of White House briefing while fears grow the administration will scrap or alter Great Society programs. The Sentinel ABM program faces opposition and could be reconsidered. Democrats worry over OEO moves. Senate and House actions include unemployment funds approval and salary raises.
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Prayer for Today with Immanuel Verse
A devotional verse from Isaiah 7 14 expresses the sign of a virgin birth and the name Immanuel. A prayer asks God to help sense His presence in daily life and work and to forgive sins and manifest through believers in Jesus name Amen.
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Execution to mark first in state since 1872 ban
A man condemned for a holdup slaying faces execution at the Kansas State prison, the first under Kansas law in over 70 years. The ban on capital punishment lasted from 1872 to 1932. Also noted: 50 years ago A P Senter was elected Ottawa public schools superintendent for another two years.
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Nixon Nod To Farmer in Nixon Administration
WASHINGTON AP James Farmer former CORE leader and Humphrey supporter is slated for a key post in the Nixon administration. Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch plans to name Farmer 49 to a high level post in the Department of Health Education and Welfare. Farmer is the first Negro named to a major post in the Nixon administration.
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Ottawa Herald Publication Rates and Policy Note
Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wellington and details subscription rates for trade and outside areas. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and reserves AP news usage rights for local news and dispatches.
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