Gutsy James Stands For Aid In Senate Debate
Ottawa Herald editorial applauds Sen. James Pearson of Kansas for opposing a full cutoff of foreign aid. It notes the Senate moved to kill aid after UN actions and Nationalist China ouster, argues some aid should be revived, and commends Pearson for voting to retain part of the program despite political risk.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Senate
United Nations
China
U.S
Sen
James Pearson
Kansas
Pearson
No Cobwebs In Lawrence Fire Police Hire Boost
Lawrence announced 11 new employees for both fire and police and plans 15 more each later. The move follows a half cent city sales tax approved last April, aimed at funding police and fire services. Critics say sales taxes are uneven, but supporters call it better than nothing for city funds.
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City of
Lawrence
Stroke sparked by gradual decline to speech loss and paralysis
A Bergen patient about 67 years old asks whether stroke can start with mild confusion and over about six weeks progress to near total speech loss and right-sided paralysis, ending in death. The query seeks medical explanation on stroke progression and fatal outcome.
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Dr. Thosteson
Bergen
Understanding stroke and its diagnosis in plain terms
Mrs Thosteson explains stroke can arise from clots arterial narrowing or cerebral hemorrhage with sudden onset. Diagnosis relies on history and exams, neurological tests, spinal tap, EEG, and carotid arteriography. most strokes are recognizable, with mild cases hardest to identify.
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Mrs. Is
Thosteson
Prayer for Today From Corinthians Quote
A devotional prayer invoking charity and Jesus guidance. It repeats the Our Father prayer asking for daily bread forgiveness guidance protection and deliverance with praise to God. The text emphasizes loving with Thy love and glorifying Thee.
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Jesus
Government replaces marijuana destruction pay plan with new rule
The Agriculture Department announced a Congressional order to end the pilot program paying farmers to destroy wild marijuana plants. Under 1972 crop programs, payments will be canceled if farmers harvest marijuana or allow harvesting. ASCS and extension services ran the pilot in 10 states with 85,000 dollars from the Justice Department. a final report is due soon.
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Washington
Congress
ASCS
Kissinger's NSC staff shaped by power and toil at center of policy
Interviews with 18 aides reveal a pressure filled NSC, where loyalty to Henry Kissinger defines status. Staff from State, Defense, CIA and younger outsiders handle talk prep, memos, and options, working long hours for modest salaries while facing turnover and limited access.
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National Security Council
Kissinger
Henry
NSC
Council
Nixon
Middle East
Robert D. Hormats
Baltimore
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Lord
Defense
State Departments
Far East
China
Vince Lombardi
Dennis H. Sachs
Portland
Ore
Sachs
Berkeley
Pentagon
Bob Hope preps world tour as Christmas plans take shape
New York AP notes comedian Bob Hope schedules a US base tour abroad for Christmas including Hawaii Okinawa Thailand Vietnam Italy Madrid and Guantanamo. He expects Golddiggers to be busy with their own TV series but praises their hospital visits. Advance teams begin planning stops before Thanksgiving. Hope also works on a film and NBC special set for next Sunday.
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University of Pennsylvania
Sachs
White House
Council
New York
Bob Hope
Hawaii
Okinawa
Thailand
Vietnam
Italy
Madrid
Guantanamo
Hope
U.S
NBC
Chinese soybeans decline signal in farm outlook
China production by Red Chinese farmers is seen at about 253 million bushels, far below U.S. output. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes Chinese figures rely on limited data, with U.S. soybean production projected near a record 1.2 billion bushels for the year.
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Washington
China
Agriculture Department
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
FAS
Cattle Weights Hold Steady Despite Lower Feed Costs
Washington AP report notes late October average slaughter weights near year-earlier levels despite cheaper feed. Combined steer and heifer weights at major markets averaged 1,104 pounds per head, up four pounds from the same week last October.
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Washington
Agriculture, Department
Comprehensive TV Schedule Log Lacks Narrative Focus
A dense television listings page covers 5:00 p.m. through 12:20 a.m. programming across multiple channels. It enumerates shows such as Munsters, Petticoat Junction, The Andy Griffith Show, Bewitched, NBC Mystery Movie, Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, and news/weather blocks, with many film titles and game shows interspersed. The fragmentary nature makes it a pure schedule reference rather than a coherent report or event-driven item.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
High Chaparral
Andy Griffith
Carol Burnett
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Secret Storm
One Life To Live
Gomer Pyle
Sam Bass
Mike Douglas
Jeff‘s Callie
Flintstontes
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Buck Owens
Partners
Flip Wilson
Berserk
Longstreet
Nichols
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and out of state readers with monthly and yearly options. The notice notes a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers and credits the Associated Press for local news publication and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Areca
Associated Press
AP Weve
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San Clemente
Winston Lord
New York City
State
Defense Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
Mary Brownell
Asheville
N.C
Latin America
Rosemary Nesher
Garden City
Raymond Burr
Barbara Hale
Cea RT
Channel
ABC
Dr. Strangelove
Merv Griffin
Captain Newman
M.D
Davey and Goliath
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Sormerset
Lucille Rivers
Nutty Professor
Johnny Carson
Don Fambrough
Dr. Kildare
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