Editorial: inflation, groceries, farming costs, and Nixon
The piece notes rising grocery prices and farm expenses outpacing incomes, driven by higher processing taxes and transport costs. It cites Senator Dole on inflation's vicious cycle and argues Nixon must pursue soberer fiscal policy with Congress to avoid unpopularity, hoping his plan bears fruit.
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Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Kansas Bankers’ Convention
Dole
Nixon
Congress
Letter writer objects to God word usage in charity cartoon
From Our Readers Julius Hornberger of Baldwin criticizes a May 13 Children’s Letters to God cartoon. He says using the name of God to make money is inappropriate and urges people to treat each other with respect and credit the Creator. Helen.
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God
Julius Hornberger
RFD
Baldwin
Jesus
X Ray Answer On Barium Meal Ingestion
A reader asks why barium contrast used in stomach X rays can harden if water is absorbed. The doctor explains that in some individuals the water is absorbed leaving a solid barium mass that can become impacted unless mineral oil is given to aid passage.
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Dr. Thosteson
Mrs. N.S
Medical guidance on barium X rays and cyst care
Advice covers using mineral oil after X rays to prevent impaction during bowel studies and notes on colon enema cases. It includes a patient case about a pilonidal cyst on the spine, urging removal to prevent infection and addressing cancer concern, with a prayer.
Franklin County marks tests and July celebration plans
Twenty five years ago two Franklin County women passed emergency examinations, announced by county superintendent Ethel Seymour. Fifty years ago an all Franklin County patriotic celebration honoring returned soldiers and sailors was being planned for the Fourth of July.
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Franklin County
Ethel Seymour
Diagnosis By Computer Uses in Medicine Across Hospitals
Computers help record heartbeats medical history and aid diagnoses, saving doctors time and reducing costs. Doctors note patients may prefer computers for impersonal, quick responses while addressing gender comfort. The system prints and stores data for recall, with examples at Massachusetts General and Salt Lake City hospitals, plus international demonstrations via satellite.
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C.G. McDaniel
Dr. G. Octo Barnett
Laboratory of Computer Science
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Tours
France
U.S
Public Health Service
Washington
FBI Eyes Industry As Next Scene Of Unrest
New York AP reports FBI official William C. Sullivan warns SDS controlled by the New Left could disrupt industry as it has disrupted colleges. Work-ins aim to recruit workers, pressure government over Vietnam, and poise the broader goal of transforming labor issues into resistance to capitalism. Industry could face violence guidance and arson tactics, with calls for broader social responsibility.
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New York
Vietnam
U.S
SDS
Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
Nose Tugging and Caution Key to Longevity Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle cautions against reckless social habits in a light column on aging. He mocks fad longevity books and stresses restraint, practical self discipline, and avoiding actions that invite trouble, using humorous invective and anecdotal prompts.
Lost billfold returns to Manhattan grocer
Johnny Moehlman, a Manhattan grocer, lost his billfold last week and placed a lost and found ad in the Manhattan Mercury. Three days later the finder clipped the ad, taped it to the billfold, and dropped it in a mailbox. The mail carrier delivered it to the store using the ID card inside.
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Manhattan, Kan
Johnny Moehlman
Manhattan
Manhattan Mercury
Television Log Grid of Prime Time Listings
A dense schedule list maps daily programming across channels with shows, movies, and public affairs. It notes guests, host names, and time blocks from early afternoon through late night, including news weather sports and various classic series.
Ottawa Herald subscription and rights notice
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