Primary Gymnastics in California Democratic Race
The editorial notes a bitter California primary between Sens Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern over defense spending and welfare. McGovern proposes a $55 billion Pentagon budget and a $1000 direct welfare handout, while Humphrey defends defense and dismisses McGovern’s welfare plan as too costly. Regardless of outcome, it argues Congress has long driven high spending.
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Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
California
McGovern
Pentagon
Humphrey
Sens
Hubert H. Humphrey
NBC
CBS
Iola to host 100 jobs as new printing plant opens
Iola will host a 50,000 square foot plant that will employ 100 people and produce printing materials for a Chicago based firm that previously eyed Ottawa. The site is hailed as proof Iola is moving forward with civic improvements including a library, junior college, arts center, and new courthouse. A county attorney warns about bad checks and risk in extending short term credit, advising bank verification and identification to deter fraud.
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Chicago
Ottawa
Allen County
Iola
Allies Assess The Summit by William L. Ryan AP Special Correspondent
The article analyzes allied reactions to a U S Soviet summit, noting new strains with Asia and Europe, North Vietnam’s ire over Soviet hesitations, and North Korea’s nervous response. It weighs European security talks, possible shifts in the European Community, and the risk of overreliance on superpower detente while predicting cautious optimism and lingering ally restlessness.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Europe
North Vietnam
U.S
North Korea
South Korea
Hanoi
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Mao Tsetung
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Brezhnev
Willy Brandt
Toxoplasmosis Explained for Dr Thosteson Readers
Dear Dr Thosteson summarizing toxoplasmosis as a parasitic disease caused by Toxoplasma gondii. It can affect people with weakened immune systems and unborn children, and it is often linked to exposure to cat feces or contaminated soil or food. The message asks about seriousness and transmission through cats.
Toxoplasmosis and thyroid tests in patient questions
In the health column typical queries cover toxoplasmosis risks from cats and meat with notes on transmission through parasites, pregnancy risks, and safe cooking. The doctor explains symptoms, pet testing, and who should test. Additional Qs address low thyroid evaluation with cream tests and reassurance about vitamins. A last reader asks about dry eyes and possible Sjogren disease with artificial tears and ophthalmology referral.
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Thesteson
Thosteson
Sjogren
Sabbath Prayer Reflection
A brief prayer excerpt cites Jesus’ teaching that the Sabbath serves people, not people the Sabbath. It asks for blessings from resting, worship with believers, and enjoying God’s creation, ending with Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Farm Population Drops as Overall U.S. Population Rises
Washington AP figures from the Census Bureau show 9,425,000 people on farms in 1971, down from 9,712,000 in 1970. The national population grew to 205,660,000 from 203,235,000, leaving farm residents at 4.6 percent of the total versus 4.8 percent in 1970.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U.S
Bureau
Opryland Show Blends Rural Style With NBC Special
NBCs Opryland U S A special mixed rural settings with Johnny Cash Tennessee Ernie Ford and the Carter Family plus Danny Thomas Leslie Uggams and Carol Lawrence. The episode also showcased Meet the Press style clashes between Humphrey and McGovern in a later political panel.
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Johnny Cash
Tennessee Ernie Ford
the Carter Family
Roy Acuff
Minnie Pearl
Danny Thomas
Leslie Uggams
Carol Lawrence
Miss Pearl
Television Log Details A May Kansas Schedule
Daily Ottawa listing shows a full daytime and prime time lineup from News to Movies. It includes Dream Of Jeannie, High Chaparral, Hogan's Heroes, Partridge Family, Tonight and Batman among many others with times and channel cues. The page also lists subscription rates for local and out-of-area readers and credit lines to The Associated Press.
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Partridge Family
Smith Family
Medical Center
Mannix
Night Gallery
Billy Graham
Laddie the
Connie
Batman
Dr. Kildare
Andy Griffith
Jeff's Collie
the Saint
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Hogan’s Heroes
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Room 222
Flip Wilson
Alias Smith and Jones
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Buckwheat sees rising demand amid natural food trend
Washington reports buckwheat demand has climbed in recent years with imports near 156 500 bushels in 1971, up over fourfold from 1970. ERS analyst Frank R Gomme notes production fell to about one million bushels from 12 million at the century's turn, with New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Wisconsin leading.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Frank R. Gomme
ERS
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Gomme
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