Tired American echoes in Minnesota columnist note
A Minnesota editor Alan McIntosh of Laverne pens a weekly column conveying fatigue with global criticism of the United States. He rails against embassies attacked abroad, antiwar and counterculture critics, and alleged hypocrisy while praising American citizenship and patriotic sentiment.
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Why Draft Clay
Cassius Clay asks why he should be drafted, noting he pays the salaries of at least 2,000 soldiers a year and defends his value as a professional athlete while facing 1A classification and the personal plans wounded by the draft system.
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Cassius Clay Draft Issue Reflects War Time Standards
The piece argues the Army lowers standards to fill Viet Nam manpower, sparing heavyweight champ Cassius Clay from scrutiny while drafting others. It suggests Clay’s status as 1Y and the political logic behind using famous athletes to deter ordinary youths from asking why me, noting potential benefits like a GI bill.
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Post Operation Dear Dr Mother Health Query
A reader asks if major surgery affects bowel action long after procedures noting relief only temporary after operations. Dr Molner cites possible adhesions causing narrowing or kinking of the bowel and suggests a barium enema to assess if correction is needed.
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Russian Venus Probe May Have Contaminated The Planet
A Russian space craft sent to Venus may have contaminated the planet with Earth microbes. The claim surfaces after the probe’s mission ending and calls for review of planetary protection protocols.
Television Log Dense with Daytime Lineup Across Networks
A sprawling broadcast grid lists dozens of show titles across hours, networks, and channels from morning to late night. It names series such as The Egyptian, Mission: Impossible, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, The Twilight Zone styled titles, plus sports events like college basketball and professional matches, with several religious and educational programs interspersed.
Weekend TV Highlights with Classic Channel Lineup
A dense slate lists Jackie Gleason and guests on Channel 513 at 6:30 p.m., Jayhawks vs Wildcats at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 13 in Manhattan, and multiple feature films and dramas across channels 4 5 9 13 in late evening hours. Notable titles include The Five Pennies, The Hanging Tree, The Revolt of Mamie Stover, and Decoy with others such as Night Passage and Gone Fight at Dodge City.
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Goats Banned Within 200 Feet of Homes in City
A city ordinance forbidding goats within 200 feet of occupied residences drew protests from goat owners in the residential district. The measure passed after much complaint. Also noted are 41st wedding anniversary of Dexter Ely couple near Ottawa, and 50 years ago politics and local company leadership changes.
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Today In History March 5 1966 highlights
On March 5 various historical events are noted including the Bose ton Massacre of 1700 with three killed and eight injured, the 1766 Spanish capture of New Orleans and Antonio de Ulloa becoming Louisiana governor, and Zachary Taylor's 1849 presidential inauguration.
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Nostalgic Trip Down Memory Lane in Hal Boyle Sketch
Hal Boyle muses on escaping the present by recalling childhood perks and 20th century curios. He riffs on rich kids with crayons, Boston bulls, Mary Pickford curls, wheel meals, dining cars, Latin classes, and homemade kites, weaving a playful lookback.
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