Saturday Notebook reflects on Agnew and a Red Hen tale
A satirical Saturday Notebook recalls Spiro Agnew as a household word after his Asia trip, then shifts to a snow tale and a clipped moral on free enterprise. It reprints a parable about the Little Red Hen showing how neighbors demand benefits without helping, ending with a critical take on shared prosperity.
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Cardiac Exercise Advice for Troubled Hearts
Cardiac patients ask why some are told to exercise to keep the heart pumping while others receive bed rest. The writer notes poor foot circulation and a doctor’s belief that exercise can help a weak heart pump blood more effectively.
To Your Good Health by Dr George C Thosteson
A reader asks if two heart problems are opposite types. The doctor explains that both involve poor heart function, differing by severity. Mild damage benefits from guided exercise, severe damage may require bed rest. Timely, appropriate activity aids recovery. overrest hinders it.
Nixon pushes Congress on inflation and clean water plan
President Nixon in a State of the Union address urges a balanced federal budget to curb inflation and expand environmental programs. He blames past deficits for price rises, pledges a $10 billion nationwide clean water effort, and notes a shift in financing for housing to aid low income families with GNMA and FNMA.
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Playboy Leader Joins Jet Set
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner plans a private jet upgrade and expansion of his Chicago headquarters. He describes becoming trapped by his own company while pursuing new ventures including Playboy After Dark. The DC9 idea aims to move him globally and could be hired commercially.
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Weekend TV Schedule Highlights From A Busy Lineup
A detailed Saturday broadcast grid lists countless programs across channels including Mediations, Call To Worship, Sunrise Semester, cartoons like Bugs Bunny and Road Runner, The Jetsons, Johnny Quest, The Monkees, suspense and westerns, sports, and late-night dramas. The schedule shows a dense mix of children’s shows, family classics, news, and feature films with numerous time blocks and titles throughout the day.
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