Death of J Edgar Hoover Leaves FBI in Uncertain Aftermath
After 48 years of public service J Edgar Hoover dies leaving a problem of succession at the FBI. He enforced loyalty to the bureau and valued the law above all, though he broke retirement rules. The bureau must navigate his legacy and find a capable successor to run the renowned agency.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Bureau
Henry Kissinger Rise From Harvard Scholar to White House Power
The final part of a four article portrait tracks Kissinger from Harvard scholar to Nixon's national security assistant. It notes his 1957 book Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy, his early teaching career, and his rise through government posts. It covers his work with Rockefeller and his 1968 meeting with Nixon, signaling his future pivotal role in U.S. foreign policy.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Henry Alfred Kissinger
Nixon
Harvard
Kissinger
Intelligensia
White House
Moscow
Europe
William Y. Elliott
Phi Beta Kappa
Elliott
Harvard Crimson
The
Crimson
Vietnam
the Crimson
Kiesinger
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Miami
Henry Kissinger
Germany
Dick Gregory at K State convocation sparks student challenge
Nearly 2,000 K State students gave Dick Gregory a standing ovation as he urged student power over the university. He told students the institution runs for them, not faculty, and KS students applauded the idea of student control while critics question the speaker's grasp of university governance.
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Kansas State
Manhattan
K-State
Dick Gregory
Garfield School
Lansing
Hospitals Face New Charity Service Regulation
A Health, Education and Welfare proposal would require hospitals funded in part by federal money to provide charity services. Critics argue the rule would strain hospitals already operating on tight margins, raise patient costs, and shift the burden to taxpayers and the middle class.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
America
Cold Walking Question To Dr Thosteson
A reader asks if walking in freezing temperatures risks throat or lung harm from inhaling cold air. The doctor replies that risk depends on whether breathing through the nose or mouth.
Nose Turbinate Breathing and Egg Health Advice
A health note explains nasal turbinates warm air during breathing and warns that mouth breathing can irritate airways and throat. It also urges eggs are a good protein source for most people and that cholesterol fears are overemphasized for healthy individuals. It offers guidance on greens oxalates and kidney stone risk, and confirms tampon safety when period onset is imminent.
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Thosteson
T.C
Prayer For Today Blessings Through Daily Prayer
A brief devotional prayer asking God for continual prayer and daily faithfulness. The supplicant praises God for mercies and daily faithfulness, seeks to give more fully to God’s purposes, and ends in Jesus' name.
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Jesus
Ag Executives Quit to Join Nixon Reelection Effort
Washington AP three Agriculture Department executives left in recent months to aid Nixon reelection in 1972. Clayton Yeutter, former head of the Consumer and Marketing Service, quit late last year to lead farm-belt strategy for the Committee for the Reelection of the President.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Clayton Yeutter
Consumer and Marketing Service
Flying Nun star Madeleine Sherwood stages life beyond TV
NEW YORK AP Madeleine Sherwood of The Flying Nun fame moves from TV residuals toward personal projects in education and theater. She plans a BA in Human Relations at G.R.C.W. Institute affiliate studies and a future theater workshop on family land near Montreal, while remaining selective in roles that truly engage her.
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New York
ABC
Miss Sherwood
Montreal
Hollywood
Esalen
Big Sur
Encouter
G.R.C.W. Institute
Indiana
Northern University
Spain to buy U.S. feed grain under new 480 agreement
Washington reports USDA projections show Spain could expand as a U.S. feed grain market. The COES cooperative will purchase about 32 million bushels of grain and 30,000 breeding cattle over two years, totaling roughly 35 million dollars. CCC finances part of the deal, with a mix of direct and commercial purchases and future cattle buys.
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Washington
Spain
U.S
Agriculture Department
Food For Peace
COES
Commodity Credit Corp
USDA
CCC
United States
Teen defying norms? mail opens teenage cooling remark
Hal Boyle notes mail reveals odd facts such as legal definitions labeling anyone under 21 as an infant and hints at broader topics like ocean transport costs in a column fragment. The piece suggests a humorous take on everyday misperceptions and shipping figures.
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New York
The Lockhorns and a Lesson on Slow Speech
The piece notes The Lockhorns could convey 700000 gestures, compares Francis Bacon’s Latin translations, and cites a National Geographic snail speed of 0.000033 mph. It adds a camel can drink 25 gallons quickly, highlighting curiosity about speed and appetite.
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Francis Bacon
National Geographic Society
Television Schedule Digest For Ottawa Daily
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists 5pm to 2:15am lineups across networks with News Weather Sports and multiple serials. Featured programs include Dream Of Jeannie Hogan's Heroes Hee Haw Room 222 Me And The Chimp Alias Smith And Jones My Three Sons Tammy Tell Me True Apache Uprising Longstreet Owen Marshall Dean Martin Tonight Today News etc.
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Kansas
Hee Haw
Room 222
Flip Wilson
Alias Smith and Jones
Tammy
Longstreet
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
Altona
Johnny Carson
News
Batman
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Jeannie
Sanford and Son
U. S. Treasury
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