Editorial shows public support for Red China policies shift
The piece notes a Cold War era gap between official U S policy and a majority of Americans. Polls by Louis Harris show 57 percent favor diplomatic recognition of Communist China and 55 percent favor UN admission with Nationalist China kept in. Seventy eight percent want the U S in the UN even if Red China joins. Sixty one percent favor negotiations on a nuclear test ban and 55 percent back allowing Americans to visit Red China if possible.
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China seeks new approach to Red China policy
The analysis argues Peking may accept UN membership and U.S. recognition if Western relations improve. It notes setbacks for China in Indonesia India Pakistan Africa Cuba and Europe, plus a worsening clash with Russia. A bold shift could pair a Vietnamese settlement with UN entry and U.S. recognition.
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Cremation trends and future burial questions across cultures
The author surveys ancient and modern practices from Egypt Israel India and Britain noting how environment drives cremation rates. He cites England’s 45 percent cremations and argues land shortages will push societies toward cremation or other disposal, predicting upheaval in American burial customs and possible prioritization of cemeteries or golf courses.
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Help Your Toddler Eat Solids With Gentle Changes
A reader asks about a 2 year old still on baby foods and a mother’s nerves at mealtime. Dr Molner advises gradual additions of ground or scraped meat, bone fragments, and small toast with jelly or peanut butter to tempt chewing, plus calm, consistent feeding and no force. He notes children resist texture change but can be guided to solids. consider salt cravings with chips and alternatives like pretzels.
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Prayer for Today and Guidance in Perfection
A devotional prayer praising God as creator and guide. The text asks for divine guidance to seek Him and do His will, expressing trust in God who made humanity for Himself. The closing is a Christ centered Amen.
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Where's The Elephant? Winds Shift On GOP Unity
Washington AP notes the Republican Party frays as Congress nears November elections. Dirksen opposes Johnson housing bans while Ford avoids official stand. Mathias leads liberal Republicans with Democrats on civil rights and Vietnam. Romney Javits Morton and others show varied stances. Democrats in power contrast with a GOP needing clear positions.
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Nightly TV Schedule Log Highlights 5009 Huckleberry Hound
Television log lists a dense slate for Monday including Huckleberry Hound Rifleman Leave It To Beaver and many others with times across primetime daytime and late night. The table references multiple programs and network entries with occasional parenthetical notes and channel markers.
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Ottawa Herald Subscriptions and Editorial Contact
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Robert B. Wellington serves as editor and publisher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and holds AP use rights for local news and dispatches.
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Lawrence Welk Defends Square Music on TV
Hollywood interview with Lawrence Welk explains why his champagne music appeals to all ages. He defends the label square, notes teenagers are increasingly attending his spring tour, and cites guitars and modern beat in his shows and recordings. He says the term is a tribute to family values and fair play.
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Today in History July 11 1966 Highlights
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Robbery at Cascio's Food Mart Nets $10,000
In Independence Missouri two gunmen robbed Cascio's Food Mart on U.S. 40 of about $10,000. Assistant manager Peter Donnici 23 and cashier Jerry Beisly 17 were closing after returning from a bank when three men in a car halted behind them. Wearing stocking caps, the robbers forced the employees to surrender the money and fled.
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