A Real Step toward Federal Aid to Public Schools
The editorial notes Elliott Richardson and the Nixon administration exploring federal financing of public schools. It cites two premises: equalizing investment across communities and easing property tax burdens. It marks the idea as revolutionary for a Republican era and signals development on the 1972 agenda.
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Kansas
Elliott Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Nixon
Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
Roll Over, JFK and the Space Dream Fades to War Costs
President Kennedy spoke of space and unity in the 60s but the decade spent 1.87 trillion on war and milit aries. Six nations cover most of the spending as fear and arms hamstring trade, culture, and aid, with no returns and growing insanity.
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John Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
China
France
Great Britain
Germany
Dear Dr Thostesen Diet Plan for a Senior Citizen
A senior citizen writes detailing a five year diet pattern. Breakfast and lunch consist of instant breakfast with non fat milk coffee and sugar milk. Dinner includes a frozen TV dinner two slices of toast a sweet dessert and coffee. The note seeks guidance from Dr Thostesen on nutrition and health considerations.
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Dr. Thostesen
TV dinners diet and carpal tunnel guidance
Dr Thosteson advises varied diet with fresh fruit and vegetables to prevent vitamin deficiency and constipation. He explains bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome involves wrist pressure on nerves, surgical relief as option, and notes diverticulosis rarely needs surgery. He closes with a prayer and blessing.
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D.B
O.M.M
New Year Forecast Sees Tricks, Trials and Politics
New Yorkers are told to brace for 1972 with a mix of frugality and ambition. The column predicts rising costs, diet plans, and quirky wisdom about keeping work plans secret. It forecasts a national election year dominated by political promises, with Muskie and Lindsay against Nixon and Agnew as the final contestants.
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New York
Muskie
Lindsay
Nixon
Agnew
Agriculture's Great Irony in Farmers Plight Amid Record Harvests
In Boone Iowa AP writer Don Kendall reports a mosaic of recession and abundance as 1971 sees record crops yet falling prices and tight incomes. Farmers worry over costs and policy with Butz and Nixon pledging relief while critics blame GOP leadership. Interviews from Arkansas to Kansas show deep concern about price supports, exports, and the real value of farming futures.
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America
Don Kendall
Boone
Iowa
Leon Todd
Todd
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Senate
Associated Press
C. R. Johnston
Missouri Farm Bureau
Cleo Stone
Tifton
E. B. Gee Sr
Arkansas
Government Hopes Meat Import Status Quo
Washington AP reports growing evidence that the Nixon administration will keep 1972 meat import quotas near the voluntary restraint levels of prior years. Officials say 1972 quota likely to stay around 1.16 billion pounds, with negotiations underway with suppliers Australia and New Zealand. No announcement is imminent and past practice showed delays before setting annual quotas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Australia
New Zealand
Between Games and TV Worlds Blur After Bowl Weekend
New York AP reports eye strain from fans who watched three college bowl games Saturday and two pro title bouts on Sunday. CBS’s Mary Tyler Moore show impresses with sharp writing and teamwork, while The New Dick Van Dyke Show offers broader humor and stock plots. Mission Impossible faces a season of dismantling crime networks, with a complex plan to curb illicit gains.
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New York
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Dick van Dyke
Television Log Full Day Channel Schedule
Extensive daily TV grid lists show names, times, and hosts from a broadcast log. It enumerates programs from news and weather to sitcoms, game shows, movies, and public affairs across late morning to midnight with multiple channels and time slots. It includes titles like Munsters Dream Of Jeannie Gunsmoke Laugh-In Captain Kangaroo Beverly Breckenridge Lucille Ball and others, indicating a comprehensive schedule.
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Dors. Day
Lonny and
Cher
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
Perry Mason
Gomer Pyle
Jeff's Collie
Mike Douglas
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Mod Squad
Sarge
Glen Campbell
Gidget
Hawaii Five-O
Cannon
Nichols
Dragnet
Marcus Welby
Hank Stram
Doctor In the House
Local newspaper pricing and staff listing card
The notice from 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas provides subscription rates for trade area and outside area with per month and yearly options. Editor and Publisher is Robert B Wellington. It notes 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and AP usage statements.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Kan
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
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U.S
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