Worthwhile Visit With Secretary Rogers Heads South America Tour
Secretary of State William Rogers launches a 17 day journey to eight Latin American countries to reassure allies and counter rising socialist influence. The trip follows decades of U S engagement, disputes with Mexico over Colorado River water, and concerns about American corporate influence in South American politics. The piece notes Kennedy era outreach, current Europe and Asia focus, and potential market openings in timber oil minerals and foodstuffs.
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William Rogers
Latin America
South America
Rogers
Mexico
Colorado River
Europe
Southeast Asia
Time To Stop And Think On Cambodia Laos Bombing Policy
The House rejects an administration bid to transfer funds for further bombing in Cambodia while the Senate Appropriations committee votes 24 to 0 to halt all Cambodia and Laos bombing funds. Defense Secretary Elliott Richardson says bombing will continue using diverted money. A Vietnam truce exists with released POWs, prompting questions about redeploying for new campaigns. Space Agency's Skylab 1 habitat orbiting with sun energy issues risks scrubbing launch. The $532 million three room space shelter is costly and viewed as impractical.
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Cambodia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Laos
Elliott Richardson
Congress
South Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Myoma Uteri Dear Dr Thosteson
A reader aged 39 asks about myoma uteri or fibroid tumors. The letter seeks an explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of removing the tumors versus performing a hysterectomy.
Fibroid treatments and ovarian cysts in hysterectomy decisions
Readers ask about myoma uteri and cysts after hysterectomy. The doctor notes fibroids vary in number and size, sometimes requiring full uterus removal, especially with nearing menopause, and explains ovarian cysts can occur with or without hysterectomy. Other questions cover poly-migratory arthritis, rubella exposure in pregnancy, and pills and varicose veins, with a prayer at the end.
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E.R
Mrs. G
Dr. Thesteson
To Punish And To Reform Senate Watergate Hearings Begin
The Senate Watergate hearings start publicly while grand jury probes continue in secret. Investigators gain latitude to reveal past actions and propose reforms even where no law exists, unlike open court focus on illegal acts. Concerns arise over politics and publicity versus legislative purpose.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Home study students more aware and responsible authoritatively
New York AP report quotes National Home Study Council director William Fowler saying modern home study students are more aware, responsible, and likely to finish courses. NHSC notes completion about 1 in 4, higher than some colleges. 1.5 million students in 188 accredited schools. Fowler cites flexibility, pace, targeted courses, and on‑the‑job relevance as drivers of home study popularity.
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New York
National Home Study Council
William Fowler
NHSC
Fowler
Federal Trade Commission
The
Veterans Administration
Council
East Germany seen as potential U.S. feed grain buyer
Agriculture Department officials report East Germany may become a significant market for U.S. feed grains and supplements as its agriculture shifts toward cattle and hogs. The East German farm sector has consolidated, with cattle and hog numbers rising while poultry output grows.
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Washington
East Germany
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Roger E. Neetz
U.S. Agriculture
Bonn
West Germany
Neetz
United States
Germany
Television Schedule Deep Night Marathon in Kansas
The Ottawa Kansas newspaper prints a dense daily TV grid listing endless programs from News and Weather through classic serials and movies. It details channel numbers and show titles such as Sesame Street Lassie Dragnet and The Battle Of Culloden along with times and regional notices and subscription rates.
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Kansas
Lidsville
TV Weatherman
World News
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
the Waltons
Magic Circus
Royals
Sol Hurak
San Francisco
Dean Martin
World Press
Four States
Flintstones
Jeannie
Paul Dixon
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Somerset
Andy Griffith
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
Jeff's Collie
Electric Company
Munsters
Bowling For Dollars
Hollywood Squares
Wall Street Week
Sanford Ad
Washington In Review
Mission: Impossible
Sanford and Son
Partridge Family
Little People
June Wayne
Mancini Generation
Masterpiece Theatre
Circle of Fear
America
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Polite Thank You Incident at London Fundraiser
London AP report from Berkhamstead near London on a hush in at Thomas Bourne School where Belinda Jane Blakeney said thank you for a drink. The event had sponsors promising larger charity gifts if the children stayed silent. Well wishers donated over 120 dollars after the incident.
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Belinda- Jane Blakeney
Thomas Bourne School
Berkhamstead
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