Which Right Is Right In Nixon Inauguration Editorial
The editorial notes Nixon's inauguration went smoothly with about 90 protesters arrested. It questions why some disrupted events and urges both minorities and majorities to be heard without shouting. The piece emphasizes speaking calmly to learn from one another.
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Packard's Quiet Wealth Highlights Nixon Cabinet Contrast
The piece notes Nixon's cabinet lacks the wealth emphasis of Eisenhower's first team, yet Packard, named deputy secretary of defense, stands out. Packard, head of an electronics firm with a $300 million stake, plans to place stock in a trust and live on a $30,000 salary. He envisions a privileged inner circle and lasting influence on his career. Washington rewards extend beyond money.
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Master gland guides body and health facts
Dear reader asks about the pituitary gland its purpose and required vitamins. The pituitary is a pea sized master gland at the base of the brain regulating thyroid pancreas adrenals ovaries and testes. It controls growth and water balance and can cause acromegaly or diabetes insipidus if faulty.
Television Log Collected Evening Schedule Marvels TV Lineup
A dense listing catalogs mid 20th century TV primetime and daytime programs across multiple networks. It notes dozens of shows with channels and times including news weather sports specials movies dramas comedies and children's programs featuring stars like Joey Bishop Lucille Ball and Captain Kangaroo alongside serials and game shows.
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Mike Douglas
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Prayer Prayer for Today and gratitude in daily praise
A devotional prayer expressing thankfulness to God for daily beauty. The text asks for opened eyes and touched hearts to rejoice, ending with Amen.
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Seaman Evelyn Van Loenen
Seaman Evelyn Van Loenen daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Van Loenen Wellsville has finished boat training at the U S Naval Training Center Bronx N J and now attends cooks and bakers school at the station 50 Years Ago L C Geiger Peoria attends a government horse auction at Fort Riley today
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No Nixon Credibility Gap With Major Businessmen
New York AP notes Nixon faces less risk of miscommunication with business due to cabinet familiarity and lessons from Johnson and Kennedy. The piece argues business can be a social catalyst in tackling education urban issues and pollution, but warns of potential government business conflicts as alliances form. It cites Kennedy and Johnson attempts to align business with policy and the need for mutual trust to rebuild society.
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McCarthy Retreats Into Poetry After Campaign Fire
Gene McCarthy drifts from New Hampshire to Washington with little passion for revival of his presidential bid. A new President takes office as McCarthy and his followers scatter, pursuing quiet careers while bitterness lingers. McCarthy shuns interviews and hints at possible future politics, fueling questions about his plans.
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Marooned film about Apollo 8 mission crisis
Hollywood reports reveal director John Sturges brings the Apollo 8 crisis tale Marooned to life on MGM stages. The plot centers on three astronauts trapped in a failing space lab with a rescue mission looming as star actors stretch in weightless scenes amid authentic space gear and a Russian capsule replica.
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