KU Medical School Faces Doctor Shortage
A University of Kansas medical school report shows 611 applications for the 1971 entering class, but only 130 places. Of applicants 307 were Kansans, six from outside Kansas, and many wait or seek options elsewhere. The piece urges immediate expansion to meet demand and serve Kansas and the region.
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University of Kansas
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Do Unto Others
Americans abroad face retaliation as vandals damage vehicles in Moscow and Jewish activists in the United States push a campaign against Russian officials at the United Nations. The note warns that street actions worsen strained U S Russia ties and hinder diplomacy.
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Moscow
America
Washington
United Nations
Russia
Diet on a Budget Letter to Doctor Thosteson
A college student describes living on a tight budget while studying and working part time. He outlines a plan to eat cheaply using dry milk, vitamins, and occasional wine, with a small hospital coffee shop salad priced at about 30 cents.
To Your Good Health on a Tight Budget
A reader asks how to stay healthy while studying on a limited budget. Advice emphasizes adequate calories and protein from affordable foods, daily vitamin C, and bulk from vegetables and fruit. Suggests inexpensive protein options like sandwiches with cold meat or peanut butter and notes possible need to cut course load if funds remain insufficient.
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Prayer For Today Faithful Presence And Victory
A devotional prayer invokes the Lord as shepherd and constant companion across life’s changing experiences. It asks for steadfast faith to live victoriously and ends with the Our Father prayer. The piece emphasizes divine constancy and daily reliance on God.
All in the Family debuts amid controversy and insult
New CBS comedy All in the Family drew sharp critique for its vulgar humor and Archie Bunker character, with lines aimed at Poles and Black people. The premiere also included a Mercury pollution report, featuring Daniel Schorr and scientists explaining methyl mercury and environmental risks.
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CBS
Archie Bunker
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
J. J
Daniel Schorr
Interior to tighten oversight on Indian federal aid funds
Washington AP report says the Interior Department will tighten controls on about 66 million dollars in federal aid for American Indian education after claims by NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the Harvard Center that states diverted funds to general education. The groups urged court actions to cut funds for districts discriminating against Indian children.
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Interior Department
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Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Harvard Center For Law and Education
of Indian Affairs
Louis R
Bruce
Loesch
BIA
Phyllis McClure
Legal Defense Fund
Rosemary Crowe
McBride
Donald Barnhart
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Bethlehem Keeps Word With Steel Price Jump Again
Bethlehem Steel Corp raises prices again effective February 16 and March 1, signaling a second year of increases after a one year moratorium. The company states that the new prices are not guaranteed for any period, leaving industry wary of long term stability.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
What can I do for you genies wishes list
Hal Boyle muses on a hypothetical genie granting any wish and lists playful and whimsical wants from a mountain turning molehills into highways to buried treasure and premium experiences. He concludes that self-reliance remains essential and one should leave something for others to do.
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New York
Cinderally
France
California
Kentucky
Hell
Adolf Hitler
Emily Dickinson
Athens
Socrates
Genie
Bob Hope jokes about marijuana during Vietnam tour
Hollywood AP report notes Bob Hope telling Johnny Bench that marijuana is not taboo for troops in Vietnam. Hope discusses pot use among servicemen, says doctors warned against it, and plans a 15 minute film to warn troops. He recalls smoking in vaudeville and plans more campus appearances this year.
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Bob Hope
Johnny Bench
Vietnam
Hope
NBG
57Th Street
New York
Tve
Southeast Asia
Caimpuses
Davishiac
Television Prime Time Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR listing of TV programs across dayparts with national and local shows. The dense schedule names many programs and hosts such as Merv Griffin Paul Harvey Tonight Beverly Hillbillies Gomer Pyle Perry Mason and The Twilight Zone style blocks, with many times and titles, as read from an old broadcast grid.
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Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Perry Mason
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Love Lucy
Flip Wilson
Matt Lincoln
Jim Nabors
Dean Martin
Immortal
Merv Griffin
Paul Harvey
I Spy
Dick Cavett
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Ottawa Herald details daily publication and subscription rates for both in trade area and outside trade area. It notes Ottawa KS mailing care 66067 with editor Robert B. Wellington and states AP entitlement for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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