NATO Force in Europe defense policy urged in editorial
Ottawa Herald discusses Canada’s 20 year military commitment to NATO in Europe with about 300000 Canadian soldiers and a $3 billion annual cost. It notes U S Senate debates by Senator Mansfield on cutting forces abroad and the rejection of that effort sparking national reflection.
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Europe Force Realignment Questioned in Mansfield Debate
Senate action on euro realignment delayed due to talks with Russia and allies on arms limits. In Mansfield debate, details emerged on European forces: 300,000 troops, 80,000 combat ready, 128 generals and admirals, and over 200,000 American dependants in Europe, highlighting needs in readiness efficiency and taxpayer cost.
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Russia
NATO
Europe
When Is Progress Progress in Burlington
A Burlington Daily Republican reader questions whether growth and more industry truly benefit the town. She argues the increase in people and cars brings pollution, urging preservation of a natural life. The piece notes change is inevitable and contemplates careful weighing of progress versus community character.
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The
Burlington Daily Republican
Burlington
Brigadoon
Impetigo Explained By Dr Thosteson Letter
A reader asks how impetigo appears and how to treat it. The reply notes impetigo as a highly contagious skin infection caused by streptococci or staphylococci. It presents as multiple small blisters that turn to pus-filled lesions and crust over, usually on exposed areas such as the face and scalp.
Impetigo hygiene and menopause questions in one note
Impetigo treatment and contagiousness urge home care and scrupulous hygiene for children. A reader asks about early menopause signs at age 40, with doctor’s guidance that changes can start in the 40s and occasionally earlier. A mole bleeding incident prompts cancer cautions and APS advice to check any mole changes. A prayer closes the column.
Extensive TV Schedule Listing for Evening Through Late Night
A long scanned schedule details dozens of daytime and prime time programs across networks, listing show titles, times, and occasional repeats. It includes animated series, dramas, game shows, news blocks, sports events, and movies such as Jailhouse Rock and The Saint Takes Over, with many entries by station codes and channel numbers.
Say No To Invitations In New York Insight
A collection of humorous quotes on resisting pressure and saying no. Lines touch on yoga calm, crossing streets, bar dates, cave expeditions, car loans, and campus unrest. The humor highlights self control amid tempting offers and risky bets.
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New York
Higher Education Reforms Highlight State Editorial Review
Editors survey Kansas debates on consolidating state colleges and curbing duplication under a master plan. Critics warn consolidation risks, while advocates urge efficiency and robust funding amid scrutiny by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and lawmakers.
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Edward McGrath
Vern Miller
Lawrence Journal-World
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Comment On Comment New York NBC program on censorship and free speech
NBCs Comment to air next Sunday after noon focuses on pornography and censorship as a public service format. The half hour features three or four guests reading prepared statements, with four and a half minutes per speaker, aiming to present ideas without editing or interrupting.
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Edwin Newman
Fred Freed
Freed
Tom Wolfe
Wolfe
Edward Teller
Financial adviser warns high rates threaten markets and recovery
John Winthrop Wright, a top adviser to brokers and banks, compares rate rises to the 1930s and urges the Nixon administration to avoid a collapse. He criticizes the Fed for being influenced by European central bankers and notes high grade long term bonds now yield 8.25 percent, above the 15 year average of 5 percent.
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New York
John Winthrop Wright
Fed
Wright
United States
Ottawa Herald Masthead and subscription rates
Ottawa Herald page lists the Ottawa Kansas newspaper address, editor publisher Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates for trade area and out of state. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with tax details and AP rights noted.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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