Keep 'Em Busy youth learn business on the job
The piece urges youth exposure to business worlds through work programs and on the job experience to counter campus cynicism. It argues that practical experience and free enterprise education can complement schooling and honor the value of scholastic achievement.
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America
Ottawa
Nixon orders 25000 troops pulled from Vietnam this summer
President Nixon announced a 25000 troop withdrawal from Vietnam to begin within 30 days, tying the move to progress in training South Vietnam, Paris talks, and enemy activity. With 540000 Americans in the region, the reduction is small but framed as constructive and hopeful.
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Troublesome baby refuses food and sleep says worried parent
A parent writes that at twenty months their son will not eat regularly and rarely sleeps well. They seek Dr Thosteson's guidance on possible causes and solutions for persistent feeding and sleep issues.
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Dr. Thosteson
Health questions from readers spark pediatric tips
Dr Thosteson addresses a mother's concerns about a lively infant who climbs cribs and wakes early. He suggests safe crib nets, normal appetite, and avoiding emotional stress, noting hyperactivity is unlikely at this stage. The column also answers questions on postnatal sex timing and smoking after heart attack.
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New York Keeps Faith in Growth Amid Inflation Fears
In a sweeping assessment, the era of unprecedented economic expansion since February 1961 raises questions about inflation, living standards, and future risk. Treasury Secretary Kennedy warns inflation could derail gains, while unemployment stays around 3.5 percent as wages rise but prices for food climb. The piece weighs the higher living standard against concerns about quality of life and a possible path to recession.
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New York
America
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Double talk as summer pastime and social tool
Hal Boyle suggests practicing double talk this summer, a polite art of saying one thing while thinking another. He lists sample lines with ironical translations to show how it can influence marriage, prestige, persuasion, and money, and adds colorful quips about relationships and social life.
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Mabel
Belle
Europe
Henry
John
Jack
Jim
Jeremiah
Charley
Bosworth
Big Boy
Jail inmates win better meals from Negro owned kitchen
EAST ST. LOUIS Ill AP city council grants prisoners ham hocks and black eyed peas under a contract to Mary's Kitchen a Negro owned restaurant Asst Police Chief J Cedell Mosley says the prior caterer failed the service quality and quantity needed to keep peace in the jail
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Mary’s Kitchen
Asst
J. Cedell Mosley
Dak To Clash Tests Vietnam War Strategy
A pivotal Dak To battle in the Central Highlands pits South Vietnamese forces against North Vietnamese units with a U.S. brigade from the 4th Infantry Division poised nearby. Casualties mount on both sides as terrain and attrition shape the fighting, with observers noting a costly draw and strategic implications for American involvement. The rugged jungle terrain, fortified NVA positions, and heavy firepower complicate operations for Vietnamese troops facing shortages of rest and morale.
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Peter Arnett
Associated Press
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Hard-Luck Buck Jones in Salt Lake City Crash
William Buck Jones the 60 year old miner who survived an eight day rockfall at Lark Utah is hospitalized again after a motorcycle collision with a pickup in Salt Lake City He suffered a broken leg head lacerations and abrasions his wife says he might return to the mine for safety claims.
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William ‘‘Buck” Jones
Lark
Utah
Jones
Television Log From Thursday and Friday Listings
A dense schedule card lists multiple daily airings with channels and time blocks. It covers a mix of news weather sports films and many classic TV shows including Flintstones Bonanza Truth or Consequences Daniel Boone The Flying Nun Bewitched Ironside and Star programs across late Thursday into Friday night and early Saturday.
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Kansas
Animal World
Flying Nun
NET Playhouse
Hell
Tom Jones
Dean Martin
Joey Bishop
Diamond
Laredo
Discovery
Whizzo
Torey
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Virginia Graham
Mike Douglas
John Davidson
Gomer Pyle
House of the Seven Hawks
Maurice Woodruff
the Saint
Dick Cavett
Montezuma
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Ottawa Herald Publisher and subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month 1.00 and 1 year 10.00 for trade area, and 1.50 and 15.00 for outside area. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Robert B. Wellington
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