Nixon signals potential shift in China policy
The Ottawa Herald notes President Nixon’s plan to visit Red China, calling it a “journey for peace.” It suggests the move could mark the greatest foreign policy shift in two decades, ending the holdout against recognizing China, and may ease Vietnam era tensions while risking uncertain gains.
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Neighbors Block Suspect Car in Rural Theft Case
In Franklin County a neighbor helped law enforcement by stopping a car of two men suspected of pilfering farm homes. The act of courage aided deputies and may lead to greater rural security.
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Medical Question About Fibroid Tumors and Surgery
A 69 year old patient writes to Dr Thosteson seeking guidance on fibroid tumors in the uterus. She describes a large fibroid and two smaller ones, asks if surgery to remove fibroids and possibly the uterus is advisable, and whether such a procedure could cause tumors to spread.
Fibroids and hysterectomy and medical queries answered
The column explains fibroids cause no harm, may shrink after menopause, and hysterectomy removes the uterus. It notes cancer risk as rare, Pap smears, and physician caution. It includes reader questions on a 61-year birth claim, age authentication, and a sterile son. circumcision and sperm counts are dismissed with cautious odds and adoption advised.
Prayer for Today Message
A short prayer invokes divine guidance to speak and act as true followers of Jesus Christ. It closes in Jesus name Amen.
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Harvey Korman discusses fun of acting and Burnett show
Hollywood report notes Harvey Korman, CBS's Carol Burnett Show star, says acting isn’t fun and he may leave the show. He mentions doing industrial films in Ohio, stock in Ohio venues, and an ABC Movie of the Week with Hal Holbrook. He earned Emmy honors in 1969 and 1971.
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Scrooge Wins Best Family Picture Award 1970
The musical Scrooge, produced by Robert H. Solo and directed by Ronald Neame, was named best family entertainment picture of 1970 by Puerto Rico’s El Centro de Medio de Communicacion Social. A silver plaque citation was sent to Cinema Center Films in North Hollywood, marking the film’s fourth international honor.
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Indochina POW exchanges after Geneva 1954
Recount of Indochina War aftermath focusing on prisoner exchanges. Details the 1946 54 conflict, Geneva accords, the Trung Gia peace village, and the pace of repatriations including 11 880 French and about 65 000 Viet Minh returnees amid weather delays mutinies and transport shortages.
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Born winner profile style satirical column
Hal Boyle riffs on the lucky everyman who seems impervious to misfortune. He jokes that a man who wins everything from a yacht to free health care still dodges hats, has a wife unaware of all secrets, and holds steady his own advantage in life, while never losing the thrill of luck.
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Mutual fund managers face new profit questions after court ruling
NY AP reports a U.S. appellate court decision implies that when a mutual fund management company is sold, profits may go to fund shareholders rather than company owners. The ruling, tied to a Dreyfus settlement, signals broader implications for fund fees, ownership, and investor rights amid a rising, scrutinized industry.
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Television Log Full Day Schedule Highlights
A dense broadcast log lists dozens of daytime and evening programs with networks and times across channels. It catalogs shows such as The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction and Tonight plus news weather and specials, reflecting a busy TV slate.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff info
Ottawa Herald lists publication details at 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington and rates for trade area subscriptions by mail. Local rates are one month 1.44, three months 4.12, six months 7.21, one year 13.39. out of area higher at 2.21, 5.41, 10.30, 19.57 with 3 percent tax note. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights.
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